United States & United States — United States Senate

United States: The United States is a primary party in the Iran war and the proposed peace deal. Its administration is seeking $70 billion for war costs, and its foreign policy in the Middle East is under scrutiny due to the deal's terms and regional skepticism.

United States — United States Senate: The United States — United States Senate voted on war powers resolutions related to the Iran conflict, with a late-night vote to block a resolution calling for an end to hostilities. This body is a key arena for political debate and decisions regarding the war's funding and direction.

United States: The United States' immigration policy and enforcement will be significantly impacted by the nomination of Lance Schroyer to lead United States — United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, aligning with Donald Trump's agenda.

United States — United States Senate: The United States — United States Senate is responsible for confirming Lance Schroyer's nomination, and Donald Trump has urged for immediate action, highlighting the political process involved in filling key government positions.

United States: The United States government is undergoing a significant cabinet change with the replacement of its Homeland Security Secretary, impacting its immigration policies and national security initiatives.

United States — United States Senate: The United States — United States Senate will be responsible for confirming Markwayne Mullin's nomination as the new Secretary of Homeland Security. Lawmakers in the United States — United States Senate had previously criticized Kristi Noem's leadership.

United States — United States Senate: The United States — United States Senate voted to approve a resolution that would block Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada, though this move is largely symbolic.

United States — United States Senate: The United States — United States Senate limousine was Vladimir Putin's official car in China, which he shared with Narendra Modi in a previous diplomatic gesture.

United States — United States Senate: The United States — United States Senate was in session affirming election results during the attack and later acquitted Donald Trump of impeachment charges.