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"Every once in a while, something you learn makes you viscerally angry," Biden said from America's busiest port on Friday.

The U.K.'s Ministry of Defence said Sunday that Russia's "forward deployment of commanders has exposed them to significant risk."

As the federal investigation into Hunter Biden ramps up, experts spoke to Newsweek on the possibility of an indictment.

A report from the inspector general found that the Drug Enforcement Administration failed to learn from its many well-publicized prior scandals.

As the Financial Action Task Force meets in Paris, it must do more than acknowledge that Turkey has exploited FATF standards. It must act to reverse their new law.

The Open News website cited photos of Putin's office desktop computer to conclude that the president is using an outdated version of Microsoft's software.

President Donald Trump told several American-born Democratic congresswomen to "go back" to their native countries.

Lindsey Graham said Democrats accepted "foreign influence" when they paid for the Christopher Steele dossier

Ukraine's tilt to the West is forcing Putin's hand in the region. The U.S., as the leader of the West, cannot allow this to happen.

Both sides of the Atlantic need to face down the challenge from China, and Russia must be given a choice of joining the West or facing China alone.

The diplomat was expelled after his home country refused to allow prosecution in the U.K.

Maryland and Washington DC could request the president's tax returns.

Iran's Foreign Minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, is stepping up his efforts to save the nuclear deal.

As Iranians face economic turmoil, political disappointment and severe drought, people are heading to the streets to make their voices heard—but is the regime itself under threat?

"Americans deserve to know that their President is working for them and only them, not having his own wallet fattened by foreign interests," Eric Swalwell said in a statement Monday.

The head of parliament's families committee told Russian women to keep away from foreign men, while the head of the sports committee wants a baby boom.

"Nothing good will come of it," the head of Russian parliament's committee on families said.

Foreign policy experts worry the president is unprepared for his historic meeting with the North Korean leader.

The two countries were rivals during the Cold War but a lot has changed since then, including what it takes to fight a war.

President Donald Trump and the United States were roundly snubbed at this year's World Government Summit, just two years after President Barack Obama delivered the forum's keynote address.

North Korea accused the U.S. of "sacrificing the world for its own abundant life," a move that upset even Washington's closest allies.

Altogether, 64 groups that could present conflicts of interest spent money at Trump locations.

"These people either do not believe the U.S. should be a world leader or they're utterly incompetent," a former ambassador said of Rex Tillerson's State Department.

Delegates argued at the Constitutional Convention that a president should be impeached if he colluded with "foreign powers."

Papadopoulos, a former foreign policy adviser to Trump, has pleaded guilty to lying to federal agents, the special counsel's office announced Monday.

The Justice Department is also looking into Sputnik, another media outlet with ties to the Russian government, a former correspondent has said.

George Papadopoulos, a young foreign policy adviser to Trump's campaign, suggested the candidate meet with Russian leaders, The Washington Post reported on Monday evening. 

Passengers flying into the U.S. from foreign airports will no longer be allowed to bring along personal electronic devices if their airlines don't follow new security rules.

McMaster, Tillerson, Mattis, and Kelly have largely ruined their own credibility.

The account retweeted an anti-monarchy Shi'ite militant group several days after Bahraini security cracked down on prominent Shi'ite campaigners.