Iain Marlow

Secretary of State Antony Blinken praised the role Vice President Kamala Harris has played in the Biden administration's foreign policy, a show of support for the presumptive nominee who's seen as having a thin resume handling overseas affairs.

Democrats moved quickly to project Kamala Harris as a foreign-policy heavyweight, looking to neutralize a Republican attack line and address voter concerns about her ability to tackle the world’s thorniest challenges.

The moves seek to boost Harris's image before she gets her biggest diplomatic test yet, when she's set to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday. While hewing closely to President Joe Biden's policy, Harris has been slightly more critical of Israel than her boss, whose support has been unwavering.

Harris calls out Gaza suffering, says ‘I will not be silent' Israeli leader's visit meant to shore up US support for war

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu got a warm greeting Friday from Donald Trump at the start of their meeting in Florida, less than a day after the Israeli leader received a

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu got a warm greeting Friday from Donald Trump at the start of their meeting in Florida, less than a day after the

Harris calls out Gaza suffering, says ‘I will not be silent' Israeli leader holds ‘Total Victory' hat in photo with Trump

Donald Trump gave Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the warm welcome he was hoping for at Mar-a-Lago on Friday after the Israeli got a thinly veiled rebuke from presidential candidate Kamala

After Vice President Kamala Harris met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, her office quickly dispatched a memo to national security professionals highlighting the new Democratic nominee's “strong record” on foreign policy.

WASHINGTON — After Vice President Kamala Harris met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, her office quickly dispatched a memo to national security professionals highlighting the