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The treaty limits the U.S. and Russia to 1,550 strategic warheads

With the lower house approving the nuclear arms treaty 350-96, the upper house will now move to finalize the deal

Egypt’s military, the biggest recipient of U.S. military aid after Israel, is in decline, according to American diplomats

Six Republicans have said they will back the accord, Democrats need at least nine GOP senators to win approval of the treaty

Republican Sen. Scott Brown of Massachusetts says he will support a new nuclear arms treaty with Russia

President Barack Obama lobbied senators by phone Monday to back an arms treaty with Russia that he’s called a national security imperative

Lame duck session wears on without START ratification thus far

President Barack Obama is having 20 CEOs over for a discussion on jobs

Sen. Jim DeMint backs off threat to have entire treaty read aloud before vote

A spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday that the Senate would begin debate on the treaty as early as Wednesday

Gingrich latest to join Mitt Romney, Tim Pawlenty, John Thune and Sarah Palin against new START

U.S. officials say the Obama administration is abandoning attempts to convince Israel to slow West Bank settlement construction

Republican Sen. Richard Lugar sees ‘strong bipartisan support” for an emerging arms agreement

President says trade deal ‘is a big victory for American farmers and ranchers’

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is warning that his country will find it necessary to build up its nuclear forces without a U.S. START ratification

GOP senator says lawmakers have much more urgent business to attend to before they break for Christmas

President Barack Obama bluntly accused China of undervaluing its currency Friday and said he’s insisting on a ‘win-win’ free-trade agreement with South Korea

US approval of arms pact with Russia looking shaky

Biden told Jewish groups on Sunday that the U.S. under the Obama administration remains a steadfast and unwavering ally to Israel

The Palestinian president said Monday he would wait at least a week before deciding whether to quit Mideast peace talks