WASHINGTON (AN) — America's foreign policy including its bedrock financial support for international organizations has become an emerging battleground in the newly divided U.S. Congress.
After eight years in the minority, Democrats vowed to redirect, block or investigate Republican U.S. President Donald Trump's domestic and foreign programs and priorities when they take over the U.S. House of Representatives in January.
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