Insiders say it could kickstart bipartisan talks on permitting reform, a thorny issue dear to climate hawks and fossil fuel companies alike.

More Americans today say the U.S. is beating China as the world's leading economic power than did so two years ago, an increase driven by a surge in positive sentiment among Democrats and independents.

Gallup finds political polarization on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict growing in the U.S. amid rising violence and protests.

A group of Ukrainian notables has failed to receive a reply from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s office to a meeting invitation.

The plans for the next phase of the AUKUS partnership would deliver a new class of nuclear-powered submarine over the next two decades.

A new bill that would allow the Biden administration to ban TikTok and other foreign-owned tech is gathering pace in Congress.

The White House is pushing for a bipartisan bill that would allow it to ban TikTok.

The bill may have a good chance of passing due to the broad bipartisan support in the Senate — it has a dozen cosponsors — and White House backing.

Lawmakers heard concerns about economic strangulation, disinformation, and cyberattacks on recent trips to the island.

With his trip to Kyiv, President Biden seemed to be steeling the public for a protracted battle ahead.

Biden stopped in Kyiv en route to Warsaw, days before the one-year anniversary of Russia's full-scale war in Ukraine.

Shooting every piece of flying junk the military spots probably isn't the answer, though.