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Joe Kent, former White House counterterrorism chief, has resigned over President Trump's decision to escalate tensions with Iran. Discover the backstory behind this high-profile departure.

A senior US counter-terrorism official has resigned, citing disagreement with the war on Iran. A Democratic lawmaker is calling for him to testify before Congress.

One year after the Trump administration takeover, the once-influential U.S. Institute of Peace has been reduced to little more than scenery, stripped of its former purpose and impact.

Postmaster General David Steiner warns that the U.S. Postal Service will run out of funds by February 2027 unless Congress lifts the cap on the agency's borrowing capacity.

With a diverse electorate, the Illinois Democratic Senate primary race is shaping up to be an exciting contest. Explore the pivotal counties that could sway the outcome.

Zack Polanski, the leader of England and Wales Greens, outlines an economic policy focused on helping meet rising energy costs and re-nationalizing water amid concerns over the privatization of life's essentials.

Joe Kent, former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, announced his resignation in a powerful letter reflecting on his wife's untimely passing. The news highlights the personal sacrifices of public service.

A Republican-appointed federal judge ruled that attempts to shutter the federal news agency VOA are illegal, ordering over 1,000 workers to be reinstated by March 23.

A federal judge has ordered over 1,000 Voice of America employees to return to work, dealing a blow to the Trump administration's efforts to overhaul the news outlet.

President Trump declines to endorse either candidate in the heated Texas Senate primary, leaving John Cornyn and Ken Paxton to battle it out in a high-stakes May runoff election.