Author: Deirdre Shesgreen, USA TODAY

The details of the Israel-Sudan deal were not clear. But Trump’s announcement came days after he agreed to remove Sudan from list of terrorism sponsors.

The Biden campaign made what one pollster called “night and day difference” in its outreach to Hispanic voters in Florida, which lifted its support.

In Obama’s final year in office, the annual cap on refugees was 110,000. Trump has pared that down. In fiscal year 2021, the limit will be 15,000.

H.R. McMaster says he disagreed with some of Trump’s decisions and doesn’t understand others, such as praise for Putin: “I can’t really explain it.”

The fight over removing Sudan from the terror list could have far-reaching consequences for U.S. terrorism victims and Sudan’s fledgling democracy.

Senegal snagged the No. 2 slot in a recent analysis looking at how 36 countries have handled the pandemic. The United States landed near the bottom.

Pompeo’s RNC speech broke diplomatic protocol and perhaps the State Department’s own policy against engaging in partisan political activity.

Charleen Shakman’s efforts to get her father’s remains returned have cost thousands of dollars, countless tears, and hours of calls and emails.