
Vera Bergengruen
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Trump's Ambassador to Greece Resigns Amid Graft Allegations
Move follows WSJ report that Guilfoyle asked a presidential donor for $100,000
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Trump's Ambassador to Greece Resigns Amid Graft Allegations
Move follows WSJ report that Guilfoyle asked a presidential donor for $100,000

Iran Has a Secret Weapon in War With America: Help From China
Customs data show Chinese entities ship components used in drones and missiles

Trump Tells Iran To Strike a Deal Or Be Destroyed
President addresses U.N., weary voters with warnings of escalating the war

Miami Has Plans For Cuba’s Future
Cuban-Americans draft detailed blueprints, fueled by Trump’s promises

U.S. Links Chinese Satellite Images to Iran Attack

Deal for Venezuela’s Oil Rights Followed Months of Secret Talks

U.S. Strikes Back at Iranians For Attack On Jordan

Lindsey Graham’s Final Mission: Saving Ukraine
The South Carolina lawmaker relished a last moment of political triumph

Sen. Graham, GOP Stalwart, Dies at 71
Trump ally backed tough action against Iran, had longtime support for Israel

President Defends Deal on Iran War At G-7
Threat of ‘economic catastrophe,’ Trump says, motivated him to end the conflict

Trump Seeks End To Lebanon Conflict

U.S. Charges Castro Over Downed Planes

Oil Giants That Shunned Venezuela Take a New Look
Rising above the din of voices in the lobby of the J.W. Marriott in Caracas is an unusual sound: Spanish spoken with a Texas twang.

U.S. Threat To Block Strait Sets Up Clash
High-stakes war of attrition will test whether Iran has higher pain threshold

Force, Deception Were Crucial To U.S. Airman’s Rescue in Iran
High-risk mission occurred as hostile forces closed in on the injured aviator
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