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The second balloon does not appear to be heading toward the U.S., according to the Pentagon.
The New York Democrat said the GOP's removal of Omar, a Somali American, from the Foreign Affairs Committee is "about targeting women of color."
Republicans say it would create "major problems" for Omar to serve on Foreign Affairs given her past criticism of Israel.
House committees, including those on the military and foreign affairs, can’t operate, which lawmakers and intelligence experts say could draw allies' alarm.
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Despite the danger, the U.S. "will continue to fly, sail and operate at sea and in international airspace," vowed America's Indo-Pacific Joint Force in a statment.
From the Muslim ban to the family separations at the U.S.-Mexico border, President Donald Trump’s harsh immigration policies have made it harder and more expensive to immigrate or seek asylum in America.
The kerfuffle over a now-withdrawn letter from 30 House Democrats shows how the left is still struggling to communicate effectively on foreign policy.
Brett McGurk has worked on MidEast issues since 2004. Now he's more powerful than ever under President Joe Biden — and insiders worry he's relying on a failed playbook.
According to Trump’s former secretary of state, conservatives are a bigger threat to the U.S. than China.
Jared Kushner reportedly blew off a desperate plea to intervene with Donald Trump to stop him from trying to steal the presidential election, saying he was too busy working on “Middle East peace.”
