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The World Food Program awards in Lebanon, Syria, Somalia, Jordan, Iraq and Ecuador have been ordered to be restored.

The announcement comes even as debate continued over how the session will unfold.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the U.S. and Panama together would “take back the Panama Canal from China’s influence” and keep it open to all nations.

Tim Arel, chief operating officer of the FAA’s Air Traffic Organization, plans to leave the agency ahead of a major overhaul of the unit’s antiquated technology systems.

The mobile phone applications developed by a Chengdu-based contractor also surveil Tibetan rights advocates and others opposed by the Chinese government.

The White House imposed restrictions on the Associated Press over the news agency’s decision to continue to refer to the Gulf of Mexico in its coverage.

Trump has threatened to slash federal funding for U.S. universities that his administration says have tolerated antisemitism on their campuses.

The firing of Vice Adm. Shoshana Chatfield, the U.S. military representative to the NATO Military Committee, is the latest to rock the Pentagon.

In a 5-4 ruling, the court lifted an order that had temporarily blocked the summary deportations under the Alien Enemies Act while litigation in the case continues.

The bombardment signals the risks of a deepening rift between two powerful regional militaries over Syria.

While U.S. President Donald Trump called the talks “direct,” Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said they would be “indirect” and held in Oman on April 12.

The fact that Trump has inserted the idea into the national conversation illustrates the uncertainty about the future of America’s constitutional system.

American molecular biologist David Liu foresees his work to also contribute to areas such as developing more nutritious or disease-resistant crops.

Until now the relatively low-profile head of the country’s main opposition party, Ozel has been thrust into the limelight, both at home and abroad.