Ellie Sennett

Israel's war and its regional spillover have brought 'deadliest period for journalists'

Treasury Department announces designation of six people and four companies as possibility of long-term regional conflict looms

Decision follows Iran's missile barrage on October 1 and comes after a drone assault on central Israel killed four soldiers

Claims proliferate that the government is controlling the weather and giving relief money to immigrants

Former first lady publicly endorses women's freedom to choose, as Democrats make abortion a key issue for November

CBS News says moderators will not fact check first and only debate between two nominees

US President has only a few months left in power and wants to ensure approved funds are disbursed before he leaves office

Democrats decry decision as 'shameful' act of political theatre

In swing states, a slim majority has more trust in Donald Trump on foreign policy

Donald Trump and many Republicans are deeply distrustful of the UN and other international forums

Britain and EU have restored funding to Palestinian refugee agency, but Washington's continued delay leaves serious gaps

Legislation is a long-shot in a majority pro-Israel Congress

Washington is increasing efforts to expand on the landmark accords as tension between Israel and its Arab neighbours intensifies

Congress debates security shortcomings as the Republican Party struggles with internal divides over Kyiv

Washington has only 19 days to stave off a government shutdown, but Republican infighting is complicating the chances of a deal