Progressive House members express concern that providing benefits to groups that operate in settlements and in East Jerusalem violates 'US obligations under international law'

Finance ministers from the G7 back a minimum 15% corporate tax rate, but some say the rate is still far too low

Blinken says under new policy US will restrict any individuals who have engaged in 'serious, extraterritorial counter-dissident activities,' targeting journalists, activists

Yellen, 74, previously served as Federal Reserve chair where she shifted focus from inflation to bringing down unemployment; she will be 3rd Jewish treasury secretary in a row

Finance Committee approves Biden's pick for top member of economic team, who is set to becomes first woman to hold the job

From secretary of state to attorney general, a diverse cross-section of American Jewry is set to fill seats at the incoming president's Cabinet table and elsewhere in government

Pioneering Jewish economist was the first woman to head the Federal Reserve, has worked with 2 other US presidents, though Trump gave her a miss

Eschewing family members and tributes from his selectees, US president-elect puts emphasis on qualified professionals

With Senate divided, left-wing activists believe cabinet positions may need to go to more moderate candidates, denying them a spot at the table

Choosing former deputy treasury secretary would be Biden’s signal he's focused on financial oversight after facing criticism that he's too beholden to banks, financial interests