Statehouses, US Capital Brace for Potentially Violent WeekThe grounds around capitols were generally empty and quiet early Sunday.Associated Press
Breaking With President, Cheney Supports Defense Spending BillBut Cheney also contradicts the President on another crucial point, one with much broader international -- and potentially kinetic -- implications. Nick Learned
GOP Lawmakers Urge Action After Russia-Afghanistan BriefingWhite House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany insists President Donald Trump has not been briefed.Associated Press
President Denies Briefing About Reported Bounties on US TroopsIntelligence officials tell the AP that Trump was briefed on the matter earlier this year.Associated Press
Germany: US Troop Withdrawal Could Harm NATO SecurityShe suggested the move would do more harm to NATO as a whole than to Germany’s own defense.Associated Press
Gordon: Wyoming Keeping Guard Troops Home, Ready if NeededWyoming has been relatively peaceful.Associated Press
AP Sources: White House Softens on Sending Troops to StatesThe president wanted to make the aggressive action in the nation’s capital an example for the rest of the country.Associated Press
Pentagon: 34 US Troops Had Brain Injuries From Iran's StrikeThe military said symptoms were not immediately apparent.Associated Press
Iraq's Parliament Calls for Expulsion of US TroopsLawmakers approved a non-binding resolution Sunday.Associated Press
US Sending 3,000 More Troops to Mideast as ReinforcementsThe reinforcements are part of a series of military moves to protect U.S. interests in the Middle East.Associated Press