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Top Washington diplomat uses first visit to kingdom as secretary of state to downplay differences with hosts
A brief guide to today’s most nonsensical words and phrases
Military co-ordination with Taipei is ‘taboo’ issue for China, analysts said
German-led drill aims to display alliance’s ability to mount swift response against potential Russian aggression
Battles are erupting across the US as states take different stances on contentious issues
Robert Kennedy Jr’s appeal to conspiracists poses a genuine threat to Joe Biden
US secretary of state had scrapped planned trip over suspected spy balloon incident
The kingdom finds itself assiduously courted as a new order starts to assert itself
Tough-talking former governor joins growing list of contenders for Republican nomination
Pharmaceutical group says parts of law are unconstitutional
Unconfirmed tip from European ally was cited in a leaked US intelligence document, according to Washington Post
Warning comes after Beijing conducted two ‘unsafe’ intercepts of American forces
Nato should put Kyiv on the road towards membership at a summit next month
Party loyalists on the coasts continue to remain out of touch with Middle America
Neither government nor private sector problems can be discussed in a vacuum
British prime minister looking to discuss ‘Cern-like’ body to conduct international research
Florida governor steps outside his policy comfort zone to take on Donald Trump as Republican presidential nominee
Lloyd Austin calls for more engagement but Beijing blames Washington for breakdown in communication
Diplomatic shift comes amid fears Tehran’s expansive programme risks regional war
The messy nature of decisions is important both for US citizens and the world
The rightwing lurch of a crucial branch of government not only stifles liberal causes but is a cause for long-term concern, argue two new insider accounts
Legislation heads to Biden for his signature just four days before Treasury deadline
Upper chamber of Congress begins considering legislation to avert a default
The sooner America scraps its nonsensical debt ceiling the better
American investors fear a Biden-Trump rematch, but history may beat chatter when it comes to a third-party candidate
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