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Secretary of State Antony Blinken makes it clear Washington plans to fully re-engage in work of council and that US will seek membership for 2022-24 term

Woods, 45, was pried from the wreckage by rescue crews and rushed by ambulance from the scene of the Tuesday morning crash outside Los Angeles

Secretary of State Antony Blinken urges body to examine its conduct, including treatment of Israel

Senior State Department official says administration working closely with European allies to push back on what it calls China's undermining of shared values, rules-based international order 

US president has weighed in on long-running dispute between Serbia and Kosovo with letters urging two countries’ leaders to normalize relations based on 'mutual recognition'

Move is only latest skirmish in long-running fight about raising federal wage floor

She was arrested in the United States on Monday

Eligible non-citizens fall into several categories

South Korea's transport ministry said it had told its airlines to inspect the fan blades every 1,000 cycles following guidance from Pratt after the latest United incident

The Southern Poverty Law Center keeps a raw count of nearly 2,100 statues, symbols, placards, buildings and public parks dedicated to the Confederacy

Key FBI warning missed a day ahead of the attack

Many Native Americans see Deb Haaland as a reflection of themselves, someone who will elevate their voices and protect the environment and tribes' rights

Deb Haaland, a New Mexico congresswoman named to lead the Interior Department, tried to reassure GOP lawmakers, saying she is committed to "strike the right balance"

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell: ‘Path ahead is highly uncertain’

Linda Thomas-Greenfield confirmed in a vote of 78-20, after her earlier China remarks prompted scrutiny