The family of one American says she was tricked into traveling to China for a cash prize, which ended up being a designer bag lined with illicit drugs. WASHINGTON—Lawmakers and families of detained Americans in China are calling for the United States to raise their travel warning for the country to the highest level over
Violent crime was on the rise in Prince George’s County, Maryland, in November 2022, but County Executive Angela Alsobrooks, who is now the Democratic nominee for the state’s open Senate seat, had another thing on her mind: traveling around South Africa on the taxpayer’s dime. Alsobrooks led the delegation of county officials and local business
TEL AVIV—As Hezbollah terrorists across Lebanon spontaneously combusted for a second straight day on Wednesday, war-weary Israelis were enjoying the show. But they were also asking what comes next. Were the thousands of explosions the start of a long-anticipated Israeli offensive against Hezbollah or just another tit-for-tat response to the Iran-backed terror group’s nearly yearlong
The bill would require products made in the Israeli neighborhoods in the West Bank to be labeled as coming from Israel. The House passed a bill on Sept. 18 that would codify into law a Trump-era regulation on labeling products made in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza. The Anti-BDS Labeling Act, which was introduced
The FBI and other agencies said the hackers also attempted to send the stolen material to U.S. media outlets. Iranian hackers targeted staffers affiliated with President Joe Biden’s campaign, before he dropped out of the presidential race, attempting to distribute information stolen from former President Donald Trump’s campaign, the FBI and other federal agencies said
The FBI and other agencies said the hackers also attempted to send the stolen material to U.S. media outlets. Iranian hackers targeted staffers affiliated with President Joe Biden’s campaign, before he dropped out of the presidential race, attempting to distribute information stolen from former President Donald Trump’s campaign, the FBI and other federal agencies said
Fourteen Republicans voted to reject the plan to extend government funding by six months and include a voter integrity measure. WASHINGTON—The House on Sept. 18 failed to pass a temporary spending fix that would have forestalled a government shutdown. The GOP measure, which would have extended the government funding deadline by six months, was rejected