Matt Berg is a Breaking News Intern who has written for POLITICO, Space Today, and Yahoo News. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, international relations, space exploration, and current events. His work has also been featured in POLITICO Europe.
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By: Matt Berg, Connor O’Brien, Joe Gould
“I strongly urge the secretary to reconsider this move,” McCaul said.
With help from Miles J. Herszenhorn, Joe Gould and Alex Ward Beijing is making major advancements in space exploration — and while other
With help from Christine Mui It sounds like the plot of a doomsday novel: Washington's adversaries detonate a nuke in space, killing thousands
Some foreign policy experts want Ukraine to move closer to joining the alliance, while others say it would rupture the military bloc.
By: Matt Berg, Paul Ronzheimer
“A change would be good for the world,” the Hungarian leader said of the American presidential election.
Now it's a question of whether Harris's Israel policy would actually diverge from Biden's if she wins the presidency.
Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) will speak at an event called “Peace is Possible: An Alternative Vision for Israel and Palestine."
Senior Israeli officials are using strong language to warn Hezbollah that more fighting could break out.
By: Matt Berg
“It shows a disconnect between the party leadership and its base,” says Lily Greenberg Call, who quit working for the Interior Department.
She had little foreign policy experience before becoming vice president and is largely expected to continue the Biden administration's objectives.
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