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Republican leadership withdraws participation in probe on U.S. Capitol attack

Frank Kendall was a Pentagon official during Obama administration

Beijing seems to be demanding more control over Chinese companies that choose to sell their shares on US stock exchanges

Republican leadership withdraws participation in probe on U.S. Capitol attack

Search teams spent weeks battling the hazards of the rubble, including an unstable portion of the building that teetered above, a recurring fire and Florida's stifling summer heat and thunderstorms

Dozens of blazes have destroyed half a million hectares of forest, with the smoke reaching the country's East Coast

Centrist senators have yet to agree on funding levels for specific parts of the package to fix roads and bridges, expand internet service

US troops in Iraq will remain, however, shifting to an advisory, training and support mission, president says 

Coronavirus cases surging again in US   

The blazes are part of 86 fires raging across mostly Western US states

But the U.S. team's failure to record a hit against a third-string Japanese pitcher until the sixth inning demonstrated the challenge it faces in the gold-medal matchup between the two teams

Upcoming visit by US secretary of state to India is expected to reaffirm growing strategic partnership between Washington and New Delhi

Ledecky falls short in bid to repeat as Olympic champion in event against Australian rival nicknamed 'Terminator'

A senior US general says a Taliban victory was not inevitable, but stressed the Afghan government faces tough days ahead

Iraq’s foreign minister said last week agreement expected on end to US combat mission