Biden welcomed Kishida to the White House on Friday morning for the prime minister’s first visit to Washington since he took office in October 2021.
Charges dropped and man tried 4 times for murder is set free
Baltimore’s new top prosecutor has dropped all charges against a Black man who stood trial four times for the same killing, freeing him from seven years in custody
Bushfire in Adelaide Hills; PM says ‘we’ve got the balance right’ on climate policy changes – as it happened
Firefighters prepared for a long night battling an out-of-control blaze near Montacute in the Adelaide Hills. This blog is now closedGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastThe prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has resp…
Facing a crisis, the state should ensure equal access to behavioral health care
The Legislature has a lot on its plate. Funding adequate behavioral health resources should be a statewide priority.
Judge rejects Donald Trump’s ‘absurd’ bid to throw out E Jean Carroll sexual assault lawsuit
E Jean Carroll is suing the former president for sexual assault and defamation
Sean McVay decides to keep coaching, stays with LA Rams
Sean McVay has decided to return for a seventh season with the Los Angeles Rams after taking a break to contemplate his future following the first losing season of his career.
What to know about Bradley and other combat vehicles bound for Ukraine – The Washington Post
What to know about Bradley and other combat vehicles bound for Ukraine The Washington PostView Full Coverage on Google News
Seeking stability – and responsibility – Japan builds up military
By shouldering more security responsibility, Japan is taking a step toward its vision for a peaceful Asia that operates on a shared set of rules and norms.
Brazil Says it’s Ready to Seek Extradition of Bolsonaro Ally – The National Herald
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Moderate Dems Cite ‘Significant Concern’ Spending Cap Talks Could Lead To $75 Billion Defense Cut
A group of moderate Democrats this week expressed “significant concern” over potential cuts to defense spending as a result of a reported plan by House GOP leadership to cap fiscal year 2024 discretionary funds at FY ‘22 enacted levels. Twelve members …