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azeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. According to the article, Democrat Chris Van Hollen said on Tuesday that he sent a letter to Secretary of State Antony Blinken urging him to make the assessment "available immediately for Congressional review". The article noted that U.S. officials, including President Joe B

ng welcoming Philippines President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr. to the Pentagon at 10:30 a.m. EDT on the River Parade Field. • Secretary of State Blinken participates in a moderated conversation on the state of press freedom worldwide with Washington Post columnist David Ignatius in Washington, D.C. a

05/02, Skinner), and the Washington Examiner (05/01, Willis). 300 Arrested in Global Crackdown on Dark Web Drug Market The Associated Press (05/02, Corder, Whitehurst) reported that authorities in the United States and Europe conducted a major international operation targeting drug trafficking on the d

: Still No Sign of Qin Gang as China Says Foreign Minister Has Been Replaced Blinken Arrives in Tonga, Warns of 'Predatory' Chinese Aid • VOA News: Blinken Arrives in Tonga, Warns of 'Predatory' Chinese Aid Israel's Supreme Court Could Strike Down a Bill Aimed at Limiting Its Power. But Will It? • Wall

were fully acquitted; the verdicts cannot be appealed. The Guardian (07/25, O'Carroll), Politico (07/25, Gamut), Associated Press (07/25, Charlton, Corder), Wall Street Journal (07/25, Norman, Mackrael), Bloomberg (07/25, Stolton, Gerace), Reuters (07/25, Strauss, Blenkinsop), Washington Post (07/25, W

meeting welcoming German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius to the Pentagon at 1:30 p.m. EDT on the steps of the River Entrance. • Secretary of State Blinken participates in a conversation on the Biden-Harris Administration's approach to foreign policy, moderated by Council on Foreign Relations President

ONAL RELATIONS A Three Year Probe of Encrypted Phones Led to the Seizure of Hundreds of Tons of Drugs, Prosecutors Say The Associated Press (06/27, Corder) reported that investigations triggered by the cracking of encrypted phones three years ago have so far led to more than 6,500 arrests worldwide and