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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday his U.S. counterpart Antony Blinken had invited him to Washington for talks on May 18, after the NATO allies launched a platform to improve and strengthen their long-strained ties this week.

Ex-president also rejects suggestions he used ‘burner phones’ on day of the assault in Washington Post interview

Passage of the bill would probably spell the difference between the US meeting its climate goals and blowing right past them

The coming mass migration of flood-prone areas will have huge social and economic costs – but the government doesn’t have an adequate plan

BOTHELL, Washington — Nearly two years ago, Bothell banned vehicles from a downtown street to promote outdoor dining and strolling during the COVID-19 pandemic.

WASHINGTON: President Joe Biden's top economic adviser said the administration has warned India against aligning itself with Russia, and that US officials have been "disappointed" with some of New Delhi's reaction to the Ukraine invasion.

For all the prime minister’s ambitions on the world stage, the big decisions are being made by Washington and Brussels, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

Ukrainian soldiers are being trained in the United States to operate the deadly Switchblade drones that Washington is supplying to Kyiv, a Pentagon official said Wednesday. Defense Department spokesman John Kirby said it was a "very small" number of Ukrainian troops who were already present in the US before Russia…

China's abstentions on U.N. votes to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine are a "win", said the U.S. envoy to the United Nations, underscoring how Beijing's balancing act between its partner Russia and the West may be the best outcome for Washington.