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US imposes visa restrictions on Iran officials, telecommunications leaders
At the end of January, the State Department confirmed that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio had banned senior Iranian officials and their relatives from being in the US.
Trump nominee Jeremy Carl facing Senate pushback over history of antisemitic remarks
US reiterates call for all citizens to 'leave Iran now,' in security alert on open border crossings
Pentagon approves potential sale of F-15 support, equipment to Saudi Arabia
Putin-controlled aircraft deported Ukrainian children, US-backed research alleges - report
The US State Department-backed research identified 314 Ukrainian children taken to Russia in the early months of the war in Ukraine.
State Department maintains Israel's taken efforts to improve Gaza humanitarian situation
US State Department acknowledges Israel's improved Gaza humanitarian measures but says time needed to verify aid is reaching those in need.
US believes Iranian-American journalist is detained in Iran, AP reports
The imprisonment of Valizadeh was acknowledged to the Associated Press by the US State Department.
US supports Israel's right to go after legitimate Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, State Dept says
The Israeli air force was targeting Hezbollah command centers, as well as terrorist infrastructure in Baalbek on Wednesday.
Emails show early US concerns of Israeli war crimes
US officials believed days into the war that a humanitarian crisis was forthcoming, but the Biden administration didn't acknowledge their concerns.
Republican senators say Biden administration is continuing to delay critical weapons from Israel
Republican Senators allege the Biden administration is delaying the delivery of three critical types of military weapons and equipment to Israel.
‘We can’t afford to be silent': US antisemitism envoy tells 'Post' - exclusive
Antisemitism Affairs: US antisemitism envoy Dr. Deborah Lipstadt speaks to the ‘Post’ about the new Global Guidelines for Countering Antisemitism.
US warns all parties in Middle East against escalation, endangering hostage deal
The Middle East is on edge after deadly attacks that blew up radios and pagers of Hezbollah, killing 37 people and wounding around 3,000 and overwhelming Lebanese hospitals.
Palestinian Authority fails to meet minimum fiscal transparency - US State Dept
According to the report, the PA provided incomplete information on debt obligations, including for PA-owned businesses.
New sanctions: US targets 12 individuals in Iran for sanctions over alleged human rights violations
US State Department stated that they are issuing the sanctions in coordination with Australia and Canada, who are also rolling out new sanctions against those responsible for human rights violations.
