The British government has agreed to extradite Irish-born Mike Lynch to the United States to...
Former vice president says he will always be proud of what we accomplished for the American people
The Justice Department had refused to give the March 24, 2019, memorandum to a government transparen
Former US leader was indefinitely suspended from posting to Facebook and Instagram for posts made du
Fake news about the coronavirus can do real harm. Polygraph.info is spotlighting fact-checks from ot
US-social media giant reverses course after opposing law that would make digital giants pay Australi
Leaders agree on process to choose new transition leader, saying Jovenel Moise must step down on Sun
Americans are the invaders,' one peace negotiator says
The president reportedly will be sent off with a departure ceremony at Joint Base Andrews
Congressional Democrats want to hold president accountable for role in Capitol riot
Biden calls breach of Capitol insurrection,' condemns violent mob
President has yet to formally concede his November election defeat to Democrat Joe Biden
Democrats sought House approval of Trump's proposed $2,000 stimulus payments
US president voices support for new lawsuit after Supreme Court rejects attempt to overturn Biden wi
US District Judge Matthew Brann says Trump campaign presented 'strained legal arguments without meri
President Donald Trump in an Aug. 14 order had directed ByteDance to divest the app within 90 days
As Trump disputes election outcome, Biden plans to reverse/some of incumbent Republican's key polici
As Trump disputes election outcome, Biden plans to reverse/some of incumbent Republican's key polici
The Presidential Commission on Debates said each candidate's microphone would be silenced to allow t
Trump was victorious in the southwestern border state in 2016, but October polls show challenger Bid
Two candidates had been scheduled to debate in person, but Trump backed out after format was changed
US admitted 10,892 refugees in fiscal 2020, a record low
Lawyers for TikTok argue the move would infringe on First Amendment rights and do irreparable harm t
President declined to commit to orderly transition if he loses re-election bid
Comment made in response to reporter's question at a White House briefing
A federal judge in San Francisco on Saturday issued a preliminary injunction blocking a similar Comm
Commerce Department issued order Friday to block app by Sunday night, citing national security groun
He says he'll put forth nominee next week
President's call comes after seat vacated by the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg just six weeks
Commerce officials said the ban on new U.S. downloads of TikTok could be still rescinded by Presiden
Belarus, Russia, China and Venezuela unsuccessful in derailing a special discussion at the world bod
Trump visits California/for updates, while/Biden/blames the president for/disregarding climate chang
The latest step would replace a July 24 Trump executive order
Last week, president said on Twitter that he planned to reverse the planned Pentagon budget cuts tha
Attorney General echoes Trump's campaign rhetoric that left-wing radicals have hijacked the protests
Reuters/Ipsos national poll suggests that many support effort to separate social media upstart from
With Trump planning an evening address from the White House lawn, Harris' afternoon remarks from Was
Federal appeals court in New York ruled last year that since Trump uses account for overwhelmingly o
Jay Sekulow, a lawyer for Trump, told Reuters the president would appeal the ruling and seek to dela
It's not clear if the president can take the actions
The council of elders will determine what happens with 400 Taliban prisoners
Trade adviser Navarro says US has been too dependent on overseas medical purchases during pandemic
But president says Florida vote by mail is OK
Population count is in progress and will determine congressional representation and allocation of fe
William Barr was seen as a reasonable choice to restore normalcy to an agency riven with tumult, inc
Critics say move is designed to help Republicans
Anti-feminist lawyer Roy Den Hollander is suspected of killing former associate in men's rights grou
US Supreme Court leaves in place a July 1 appellate court decision to put on hold a judge's earlier
President wants to bar foreign students from staying in US if schools don't hold in-person classes
House committees, New York prosecutor seeking documents as part of investigations
Universities contend officials failed to offer reasonable basis justifying policy
Mexico President comes to Washington for special recognition of new US Mexico Canada agreement //
Mexico President comes to Washington for special recognition of new US Mexico Canada agreement //
President travels to South Dakota for early Independence Day celebration that thousands are expected
Statues, memorials face new scrutiny amid fresh debate over nation's racist beginnings
He was convicted of seven criminal counts last year
Book by president's niece reveals "a nightmare of traumas, destructive relationships, and a tragic c
Aaron Zelinsky, who withdrew from the Roger Stone case in protest, will testify on Wednesday before
Trump opposes the removal of monuments of leaders of the Confederacy or other distasteful aspects of
The Trump administration had tried to block the release because of concerns that classified informat