US lawmakers approved a sweeping annual spending package Friday that includes $45 billion in Ukraine aid and reforms to election law aimed at avoiding a repeat of last year's assault on the Capitol.

Iran dismisses Ukrainian president’s allegations about Tehran delivering drones to Russia to be used in the war in the European country.

The 2002 Iraq war authorization has been used by successive US presidents despite the war in Iraq having ended.

With the recent revelations of insider trading by US lawmakers, one wonders who is meant to regulates them, and how big an issue this practice in Congress has become.

The United States midterm elections are now less than 6 weeks away, with the Republicans expected to retake control of the House.

A leading Muslim rights organization in the United States has slammed “Islamophobic attacks” on Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib.

South Korean president Yoon Suk-yeol was caught on a hot mic insulting American lawmakers for failing to pass the additional $6 billion (£5.3 billion) in aid to the United Nations Global Fund.

Backed and praised by AIPAC, fifty US House lawmakers send a letter to US President Joe Biden against a return to Iran’s nuclear deal.

The greatest obstacle to returning to the Iran nuclear agreement is US Congress, which has a say in any possible revival of the deal, says an article in an American paper.

China has reacted angrily to another visit to Taiwan by a US congressional delegation, warning it against “playing with fire,” as Beijing announces new military drills around the self-ruled island.