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US Democrats tee up pre-election war powers vote as some Republicans break with Trump on Iran
By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The US Senate could vote as soon as Thursday to tell President Donald Trump to end the war in Iran or get Congress' authorization to continue it, as Democrats tee up a vote on the unpopular conflict before November's midterm elections.
Tigrayan forces said they had “entered a defensive war” against Ethiopia’s government, thus ending four years of peace between the two sides. On Sunday the Tigray People’s Liberation Front and other armed groups declared an alliance aimed at overthrowing Abiy Ahmed,
President Donald Trump has made unleashing fossil fuels a centerpiece of his presidency, but his seven-month war with Iran is pushing the world away from oil and gas faster than almost anyone predicted.
Moody's chief economist Mark Zandi breaks down the figure: $930 in higher energy prices, $425 in higher interest rates and $405 in military spending.
Janez Janša accused the United Nations of double standards on Gaza and Ukraine, and revealed Trump promised to visit Melania Trump's homeland.
President Trump delivered remarks at the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday about global defense related to ongoing wars and artificial intelligence
The remarks by President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine came during a meeting with President Trump as an effort to restart talks with Russia has gone nowhere.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy addresses the United Nations General Assembly with security proposals as Trump presses for a faster Russia Ukraine war deal.
Enten then explained that the downward shift is even greater among pure independents when it comes to the economy. In the fall of 2024, Trump had a 22-percentage-point edge over Harris on the issue — which has now turned into a net approval rating of -77.
The Justice Department said late Tuesday that CNN, MS NOW and Politico can be shut out from areas of the White House at the president’s will. The lawyers argue that the outlets’ coverage of the Iran war and of President Donald Trump’s ballroom construction could amount to a national security risk that justifies the ban.