Patricia Zengerle
National Security and Foreign Policy Correspondent at Reuters
Reuters foreign policy and national security reporter covering Congress. Lucky wife/parent. Lover of ducks. Ultimate. LGM. YNWA (Signal: PZReuters.94)
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today.westlaw.com | Patricia Zengerle |Katharine Jackson |Marguerita Choy
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Republican leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives said on Wednesday they would act quickly on President Donald Trump's request to slash $9.4 billion in spending on foreign aid and public broadcasting, hoping to file a bill...
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lanacion.com.ar | Patricia Zengerle |David Morgan
By Patricia Zengerle, David MorganWASHINGTON, 2 jun (Reuters) -El líder republicano del Senado de Estados Unidos dijo ellunes que la cámara podría comenzar a trabajar este mes en unproyecto de ley que imponga duras sanciones a Rusia -ysecundarias a los países que comercian con ella- por su guerraen Ucrania.
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kfgo.com | Patricia Zengerle |DAVID MORGAN
By Patricia Zengerle and David MorganWASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Republican leader of the U.S. Senate said on Monday the chamber could begin work this month on a bill imposing stiff sanctions on Russia – and secondary sanctions on countries that trade with Russia – over its war in Ukraine. Majority Leader John Thune said President Donald Trump’s administration still hopes for an agreement to end the three-year-old conflict, but the Senate is prepared to help put pressure on Moscow.
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reuters.com | Patricia Zengerle |David Morgan
U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) holds his weekly press conference following the Republican caucus policy luncheon at Capitol in Washington, D.C., U.S., May 13, 2025.REUTERS/Nathan Howard/File Photo Senate leaders have discussed bill with White House Thune: working to ensure any bill works with Ukraine talks China and India are major customers for Russian energy To become law, bill must also pass Republican-controlled House WASHINGTON, June 2 (Reuters) - The Republican leader of...
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thestar.com.my | Simon Lewis |Patricia Zengerle
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Trump administration is considering putting consular officers on double shifts and employing artificial intelligence to surge processing of visas ahead of the World Cup next year, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told lawmakers on Wednesday.
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