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Panama on Thursday rejected the United States' claim of securing free passage for its government vessels through the Panama Canal, while bowing to US pressure to quit a key Chinese project.

This is the shocking moment a Washington priest was attacked by a “disturbed” man during a prayer service on Tuesday.

Donald Trump welcomed the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to the White House on February 4 as the first foreign leader to visit Washington since his reelection as US president. At their post-meeting press conference, an unscripted Trump launched into his vision for a post-conflict Gaza.

Vice President JD Vance's clash with U.S. Catholic Bishops over immigration policies and broader divisions within the Catholic community in Washington.

President Donald Trump set to participate in National Prayer Breakfast tradition, delivering speeches at Capitol and private events.

US president reiterates his proposal for Washington to control and redevelop the war-torn territory, which has sparked global condemnation

Drivers with heavy right feet and suspended licenses may get some relief.

Office of Personnel Management has warned that employees who do not take the deal may face layoffs, restructurings, or reductions in force.

Employees in the federal Bureau of Prisons came to Washington this week to urge members of Congress to boost their pay.