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Donald Trump called the decision a "very big mistake" during his interview with Time, released on Thursday in conjunction with his being named Person of the Year.

Inauguration officials are reportedly organizing for the possibility Xi and other foreign leaders will come to Trump's swearing-in ceremony.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan that left 13 servicemen dead.

The IDF has crossed into the buffer zone dividing Israel and Syria and occupied the area that, by international law, should be kept free from military presence.

The fall of the Assad regime has threatened to give the Islamic State and other jihadi groups a chance to reconstitute.

The United States is debating whether to remove its foreign terrorist designation for HTS, now the de facto ruler of Syria.

Gabbard's comments came after she was severely criticized for meeting with just-deposed Syrian leader Bashar Assad in 2017.

A new diplomatic role would score a political comeback for the Arizona Republican, although it promises to bring challenges.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is navigating the lame-duck period as best he can while negotiating with the White House.

In a statement Sunday night, Blinken said Syrians now have "hope" after 14 years of conflict.