U.S. troop drawdown in eastern Europe brings anxiety, and GOP rebuke

NATO and U.S. allies try to assuage fears over bolstering Russia as the Pentagon announces a U.S. troop reduction in eastern Europe.

U.S. Park Police seeks hundreds more officers amid Trump’s crime crackdown

A hiring spree would add hundreds more federal officers in the nation’s capital, according to documents reviewed by The Post.

U.S. Military Will Assist Disaster Relief Efforts in Jamaica

State Department officials have asked the Pentagon to join the U.S. response to Hurricane Melissa, in a test of the Trump administration’s disaster-response capabilities after major cuts to foreign aid.

An oil supply glut could sink prices to $35 a barrel next year. Why the U.S.-China trade truce won’t change that.

President Donald Trump’s U.S.-China trade truce may be overshadowing a new report that has helped raise the alarm about a potential global surplus of crude oil next year.

SNAP funding brings urgency to government shutdown; Trump returns to U.S. after Asia trip, meeting with Xi

Get live updates and the latest news as Trump concludes Asia trip after meeting Xi Jinping in South Korea and the government shutdown continues.

Trump just fired everyone on the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts board. What now?

Congress established the CFA in 1910 to, among other things, guide the architectural development of Washington, D.C. Trump just fired the entire board.

U.S. warship docks in Trinidad and Tobago, putting more pressure on Venezuela

Maduro criticized the movement of the carrier as an attempt by the U.S government to fabricate “a new eternal war” against his country.

SNAP Benefits: U.S. Faces ‘Greatest Hunger Crisis Since the Great Depression’

Due to the ongoing government shutdown, the prospect of November's SNAP benefits going unpaid indefinitely is growing closer.
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