China's Education Ministry has issued a safety warning for Chinese students in the Philippines, following what it describes as a series of criminal incidents targeting Chinese nationals.

Congress passed a bill cutting $9 billion in spending for NPR, PBS and foreign aid, sending it to Donald Trump's desk to sign into law.

DENVER, DALLAS, July 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global Down Syndrome Foundation (GLOBAL) and the National Down Syndrome Congress (NDSC) proudly announce internationally renowned Down syndrome ...

MANILA, Philippines — The U.S. Navy will construct two facilities for the repair and maintenance of Philippine military boats in a province facing the South China Sea, where confrontations ...

WASHINGTON — Conservative Republicans in Congress are breaking with President Donald Trump's handling of the case of the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the latest ...

Faculty Associate Nathan Sanders and Executive Director Alexander Pascal warn that a federal moratorium on state AI regulation would paralyze innovation in responsible governance.

Public radio facing cuts as Congress moves to pull back funding KTOO could lose one-third of its budget if the House passes a bill cutting funding for the Corporation of Public Broadcasting by ...

President Trump isn't planning to send a new to-do list to Congress after he signed his signature legislative victory into law on July Fourth.

President Donald Trump has decided to disregard an act of Congress. To justify that disregard, his administration is asserting a shockingly broad authority that legal scholars dub the ...

MANILA – Senate President Francis Escudero on Tuesday expressed confidence that the upper chamber would carry its legislative momentum into the 20th Congress, citing record gains in bill approvals.

Despite losing a key Democratic champion to retirement, modernization advocates say the work isn’t done in the 119th Congress.

The Freedom Caucus was humiliated last week, but at least the faction still exists — which is more than we can say about the GOP’s alleged “moderate” wing.