Emmanuel Macron a fixé l'objectif de pouvoir produire dans l'Hexagone deux millions de voitures électriques avec des batteries "made in France" d'ici
Anecdote de Frances Tiafoe sur Serena Williams en conférence de presse... avant de retrouver Rafael Nadal à l'US Open et après la qualification de l'A
La machine semble relancée du côté d'Iga Swiatek. Après sa série historique de 37 victoires consécutives, la Polonaise avait quelque peu freiné, en s'
Le Stadium Arthur Ashe a vibré mercredi soir en night session. Pour sa der', la légende Serena Williams a prolongé l'aventure. Ce mercredi, Serena a d
Seul membre du Big 3 à l'US Open, Rafael Nadal peut y voir là une belle opportunité d'aller décrocher son 23e titre du Grand Chelem afin de reprendre
US airlines have canceled hundreds of flights on Christmas Eve amid a surge in Covid-19...
L'Espagnol est allé au bout du bout... Le combat entre Carlos Alcaraz et Félix Auger-Aliassime étaient très attendus. Malheureusement, usé physiquemen
A Tesla using a partially automated driving system crashed into a police car in the...
In first foreign trip as US vice president, Kamala Harris is trying to bolster Latin American economies so people will not try to migrate to US
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China spent nearly $64 million on propaganda, lobbying in US last year
Blinken will also meet with G-7 counterparts in London
Consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of US economic activity, increased 4.2% last month
Juries are reluctant to second-guess the split-second decisions of police officers in potentially violent street encounters
Two foreign contractors and three Iraqi soldiers injured in attack north of Baghdad; no immediate claim of responsibility; US routinely blames Iran-li
Panel calls for more data before deciding how and whether to resume use of the one-dose shot
Law and Order, West Africa: US exercise aims to strengthen police and courts in fighting terrorism in volatile Sahel region
At least 11 civilians were among those kidnapped by IS militants, according to the Syrian Observatory; the other eight were reportedly Syrian governme
Dr. Anthony Fauci warned that some states may be lifting COVID restrictions too early
/In VOA Persian interview, Robert Malley suggested Iran-backed militants' recent rocket strikes on US forces in Iraq make it harder to build support i
While 6 victims in Tuesday shooting spree were of Asian descent, authorities say it's too early to classify killings as hate crimes
Officer Brian Sicknick was rushed to a hospital and died the next day; Julian Elie Khater and George Pierre Tanios are not charged with killing Sickni
Secretary of State Blinken and Pentagon chief Austin will meet with allies in Japan and South Korea to reaffirm trans-Pacific partnerships
Islamic State terror group claimed responsibility for massacring a seven-member Iraqi family in Salahuddin province on Friday, calling them spies for
Khalilzad is expected to discuss the looming May 1st deadline for troop withdrawal from Afghanistan and how to take the peace process forward
Thousands have died and hundreds of thousands have been forced from homes
Officials with the Syrian Democratic Forces warn the terror group is not finished yet,' as it positions sleeper cells to carry out new attacks
Chinese companies are still pursing the U.S. market despite Washington's growing pressure to reduce financial ties with Beijing
As a series of winter storms cut across Texas and the American South, residents are left trying to survive an ill-prepared infrastructure system
At least 20 journalists injured, four severely, as baton-wielding police attack reporters covering opposition leader's petition to UN rights office
Guardians of Blood Brigade militant group has claimed responsibility for rocket attacks that killed a US-led coalition contractor and injured several
Thousands of Central Americans have attempted to travel north in recent months following back-to-back hurricanes in November
US military and intelligence officials warn IS-Khorasan appears to have recovered and may soon look to strike further afield
A Kurdish official said their intelligence indicates more fighters from Arab nationalities have recently joined IS in Iraq, crossing from the country'
State Department did not respond to VOA Persian request for comment on letter by 38 Iran-based dissidents urging Biden to press Tehran on democracy, r
Experts have warned for years about growing extremism in police departments, but many chiefs downplayed the problem
Chinese officials and their families face US travel restrictions, while 60 Chinese companies are curbed from doing normal business in the US
The US move recognizes Morocco's authority over the land in exchange for Rabat normalizing relations with Israel
More than 50 people were arrested
Local, state and federal law enforcement, after hours of chaos, drive rioters from building
Haiti's president has been ruling by decree since January 2020 because Parliament is out of session
China National Offshore Oil Corp. landed last week on a list of 35 firms believed to be aligned with the Chinese military, and Americans are banned fr
Associated Press analysis finds that new smartphone technology for alerting people about possible exposure to coronavirus has been slow to catch on
Negotiations between Meng Wanzhou's lawyers and Justice Department picked up after US presidential election, source says, but it is still unclear what
At least five firms have pledged more than $60 million to reimburse migrant workers for steep recruitment fees
China wants to become technologically self-reliant in 10 years but needs help for now
US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer warns that any EU tariffs would "force a US response"
The target of protests that erupted last year against a political class accused of pillaging the state, Gebran Bassil says sanctions don't scare him
New SIGAR report says daily enemy-initiated attacks were up 50% between July and September, compared to the previous quarter
Drug legalization and decriminalization win big in several states
Both presidential contenders focus on battleground states two days ahead of Tuesday's election
Okonjo-Iweala has gathered support from many WTO member countries, but the US is backing her only opponent, South Korea's Trade Minister Yoo Myung-hee
Officials describe the hack as part of broad Iranian campaign, warning that while Tuesday's election remains safe, more attacks are coming
Statements by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo come amid calls by experts, diplomats for clarity on US position
Lagos state governor says death during Tuesday night protests was isolated case'; Nigerian military denies reports it fired on anti-police brutality
More than 600 Syrian nationals who sided with IS have already been released by the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, with US officials saying it wil
The visit would be seen as a boost by the isolated government of President Bashar al-Assad, which faces US and European sanctions for its role in the
Unhealthy particles carried by smoke caused emergency room visits to spike
Voters have already cast millions of presidential election ballots in 40 states
Gains suggest no fallout from US President Donald Trump's sudden ending of negotiations with Congress over new coronavirus relief legislation//