Hundreds rally outside US diplomatic mission in Jakarta to denounce American support for Israel and

With more cases of journalists injured and detained covering US protests, media groups are looking a

Agency says investigation involves nearly 750,000 vehicles, mostly SUVs and trucks

Hastings, who became the first African American elected to Congress in Florida since the post-Civil

Immigrant children in US custody at the border are shown sleeping on mats under foil blankets, separ

Global rivals' strained relations on rare public display during meeting's opening session in Alaska

John Kerry warned nations that we bury our heads in the sand at our peril

Former US leader urged supporters to engage in peaceful protest, but also to fight like hell'

US government says world's largest economy gained 1% in last quarter, but fell 3.5% for entire year

Gold, oil markets soar after Treasury Secretary nominee urges support for President-elect Joe Biden'

As Biden's inauguration approaches, National Guard troops and police keep watch to prevent a repeat

Chuck Schumer urges FBI to relentlessly pursue...violent insurrectionists' linked to last week's st

US Press Freedom Tracker documents unprecedented number of journalist arrests during months of prote

The US gambling industry has won big at the polls as three states authorized legal sports betting an

Just a few close races will determine if Republicans maintain their Senate majority

Data collected between February and July shows Hispanics, Blacks and Native Americans made up 75% of

The $500 billion proposal put forward by Senate Republicans failed to advance to debate on a 52-47 v

British-Swedish pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca paused trials because volunteer participant became

Move represents major escalation by President Lukashenko's government as it continues to face unrest

In question are orders issued at the height of the pandemic by the governors of New York, New Jersey

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo notified the UN Security Council president and secretary-general of I

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will travel to New York Thursday to notify the UN Security Council an

In Atlanta suburb that's home to a giant Confederate memorial several dozen right-wing demonstrators

Tensions running high in Ivory Coast after deadly demonstrations/against President Alassane Ouattara

High-ranking officials from nine administrations urge South Korean president against intimidating,

Man from Illinois shot several times in front of the judge during a hearing

Australian Defense Minister Linda Reynolds said the two countries will build ties across a slew of d

The lawsuit was filed after Portland's mayor and the leaders of five other U.S. cities appealed to C

The incident is likely to ramp up tensions between longtime foes Iran and the United States

The department said the companies were involved in using forced labor by Uighurs and other Muslim mi

Strikers included delivery men and women, fast food employees, ride-share and airport workers

Poaching has been ruled out as the cause of death, as the carcasses were found intact

Suit contends Michael Pack's dismissal of leaders of US international media entities breached firewa

Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in big cities and tiny towns in eve

Attorney General William Barr promised a crackdown on members of the anti-fascist movement known as

Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says militarized response sets up false conflict' between milit

When Beijing accused US of hypocrisy over Hong Kong, social media users posted photos of Chinese pol

Foreign minister expresses 'strong concerns' after US police rough up Australian journalists on came

Attacks endanger the free press, advocates say, as more than 100 journalists are attacked, arrested,

CPJ calls on authorities to instruct police not to target/journalists

Breonna Taylor, an emergency medical technician, was shot eight times by narcotics detectives after

Tensions rising between world's two economic powers over trade, COVID-19 pandemic and Hong Kong

More than 70 vets have died of the coronavirus at the home

Demonstrators demand US military leave or be expelled at urging of Shi'ite leader Muqtada al-Sadr

Health officials at three US airports will screen travelers from China's central city of Wuhan

US leader temporarily withheld congressionally approved military aid to Ukraine while he pressed Kyi

Key lawmakers remain stalemated over impeachment, now complicated by congressional debate over merit