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Trump said he’s likely to meet with Zelenskyy next week

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania integrating with Europe’s system

M23 armed group has seized territory in the mineral-rich eastern DRC

The instrument is believed to have influenced Johannes Brahms when he wrote 'Violin Concerto in D Major'

Trump, on his first day in office, signed an executive order calling for the name to revert to Mount McKinley

Two leaders expressed their commitment to ensuring North Korea ends its nuclear weapons program

Transactions still need to be approved by Congress

New Attorney General Pam Bondi sharply reorients DOJ's priorities to focus on drug cartels, transnational crime

Trump sees US takeover of Gaza as a ‘real estate transaction’

Plane was flying just south of the Arctic Circle when it went missing

Swedish lawmakers want protection from the AR-15, a rifle used in several US mass shootings

Japanese prime minister's visit comes amid Trump’s early foreign policy moves that rattled allies

Treasury Department records contain sensitive personal data such as Social Security and bank account numbers for millions

White House says law amounts to discrimination against country's white minority

The Trump administration has shuttered the United States Agency for International Development, known as USAID. Most of the foreign aid that the U.S. distributes flowed from this agency. The U.S. State Department will take over the distribution of aid. Some people think the aid should be cut altogether and others say it should continue. We talk to both sides; Alex Nowrasteh at the CATO Institute and Michael O'Hanlon at the Brookings Institution.

Kristi Noem says Thursday's flight to US naval base in Cuba 'transported murderers & vicious gang members out of American streets'

Court established stringent limit on defamation claims by public figures more than 60 years ago in its New York Times v. Sullivan decision