A group of former Israeli officials has warned that the policies of the incumbent far-right regime led by prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu are “dismantling” Israel's military, economy and social fabric. 

A US senator has confirmed the increase in Iran’s oil revenues and Washington’s failure of sanctions.

The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a bill to repeal 2002 and 1991 war authorizations on Iraq.

US President Joe Biden’s nominee for a top State Department human rights post has withdrawn her candidacy as she faced intense scrutiny from a Republican senator who refused to agree to her nomination due to her statements on Israel.

US Republican senator Ben Sasse says the  senate "does not work very well.”

The Republican Party, which won the majority of votes in the House of Representatives, has failed to elect a house speaker, something which had not happened for a century.

The United States Senate has passed a bill authorizing a record $858 billion in annual military spending, more than what had been requested by President Joe Biden, signaling more intensified US interventionism abroad.

The 2002 Iraq war authorization has been used by successive US presidents despite the war in Iraq having ended.

With the recent revelations of insider trading by US lawmakers, one wonders who is meant to regulates them, and how big an issue this practice in Congress has become.

For more than a century, less than half of eligible voters in America have voted in midterm elections. One major reason for the low turnouts is that voters do not feel represented in Congress.