Joe Biden compte bien se représenter pour la prochaine élection présidentielle aux Etats-Unis en novembre de l'année...
Joe Biden entame lundi au Mexique des discussions sur l'immigration, le trafic de drogue et le commerce, mais le président américain, qui se veut le g
Joe Biden entame lundi au Mexique des discussions sur l'immigration, le trafic de drogue et le commerce, mais le président américain, qui se veut le g
Le président mexicain rencontre, ce mardi 11 juillet 2022, son homologue américain Joe Biden. Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, surnommé AMLO, avait boudé,
Le gouvernement américain de Joe Biden a annoncé samedi qu'il allait accélérer le rythme des expulsions par avion des...
Google travaillerait sur une application actuellement connue sous le nom de « Switch to Android », capable d'automatiser le processus de transfert de
Les premiers pas de Joe Biden en matière de politique migratoire lui valent des critiques : les républicains l'accusent de laxisme; la gauche démocrat
Once-in-17-years insects apparently clogged plane's engine
On his first overseas trip as US leader, Biden hopes to strengthen ties with NATO and EU while confronting Russia
Volodymyr Zelenskiy had implored the US president to meet him before next week's Biden-Putin talks/
Harris to meet with leaders in both countries in effort to curb migration north to United States
Government says nearly 31 million Americans now have health coverage through Affordable Care Act
The Treasury Department will enforce and update on a 'rolling basis' the new ban list, which replaces one from the Department of Defense; officials sa
Top US diplomat's call comes ahead of Vice President Kamala Harris's upcoming visits to Guatemala and Mexico
The 100th anniversary of a prosperous Black community's destruction in Oklahoma comes as the US reckons with its legacy of racial violence
During Memorial Day remarks, US president alludes to deep political divide in America
'We must remember the price that was paid for our liberties,' US commander-in-chief says
We must remember the price that was paid for our liberties,' US commander-in-chief says ahead of holiday Americans observe Monday
Qatar has held several rounds of talks with UAE to mend fences following agreement to end inter-Arab feud and there is 'positive vision' to overcome d
Protester says there's growing opposition in the US to how Israel treats the Palestinians, which he likened to apartheid in South Africa
Egypt is working with other nations to reinforce cease-fire it brokered between Israel, Palestinian militants
US President Joe Biden's proposed fiscal year 2022 defense budget asks for an additional $300 million to support Afghan government forces in the absen
$6 trillion spending blueprint shows America is on the move again,' president says
Plan would drive up national debt to fund 'investments in our families and our communities'
Registration period is set from May 25 to November 22; Department of Homeland Security announces that about 1,600 Burmese nationals 'continuously resi
Federal entities and California announce a breakthrough to push Pacific offshore wind turbines
White House says it hopes US, Russia will restore predictability and stability' to their relationship
Humanitarian officials continue assistance, but insecurity restricts essential deliveries, including COVID-19 response, according to UN
Fuel supply crunch seen easing as key US pipeline, hit by cyberattack, resumes operation
Media survey across 50 countries shows how China uses incentives and influence to promote a positive image among audiences, journalists
Fresh rounds of fighting caught administration unprepared as it attempts to craft broader Middle East policy
A fight over unemployment benefits is brewing in Washington
Ride-sharing companies to offer free trips to inoculation sites
The attack is one of the most disruptive digital ransom schemes reported
The increase of 266,000 jobs in April falls far short of economists' expectations
In state with desperate infrastructure needs, president seeks support for his American Jobs Plan from Trump voters, Republican lawmakers
More than 16 million people across Ethiopia require assistance due to drought, conflict and COVID-19
Implementing waiver of intellectual property rights at WTO is not as simple as handing over vaccine recipes so countries can make generic versions
Vast web of restrictions probably won't shrink but could get more efficient, experts say
Proposed rules still need to be agreed upon among EU member states and bloc's parliament in months ahead
US 'working quickly to undo the damage of the last four years,' the president says in a statement about admissions for refugees
Le président américain démocrate Joe Biden a finalement décidé lundi de faire passer de 15.000 à 62.500 le nombre de réfugiés admis aux Etats-Unis pou
Among foreign nationals in Afghan custody are 408 ISKP members, including 173 women and children
Iran, North Korea, China and Russia among topics in preparation for leaders' summit next month
The restriction will take effect late Tuesday and remain in place until May 20
The so-called Citgo 6 were jailed more than 3 years ago on corruption charges
Idea is exploratory, and may be hampered by safety concerns for foreign nationals working without US military protection, US official says
He was a fixture on Amtrak trains when he was a US senator
He was a fixture on Amtrak trains when he was a US senator
US leader calls it a blue-collar blueprint,' but Republicans call it too costly
In his first 100 days, US president has governed like a transformative figure with a broad public mandate for societal change
Responding to Biden's address to Congress, Republican senator argued against president's proposal for new spending on families and education
US president expected to discuss working with other nations, the coronavirus pandemic, and a new education and childcare initiative
A top energy company's acquisition of the 1% stake would boost the state oil firm's sales in a 'major country,' prince says
US allies assess Biden's first 100 days in office
Two governments will also coordinate efforts to tackle criminal organizations whose activities help drive migration
Officials in Pakistan appear upset over US military assessments warning of a possible resurgence of terrorism in the South Asian country and calling i
US president addresses world leaders on final day of virtual climate change summit
Nearly 1.7 million people need humanitarian assistance in the non-government-controlled areas of Donetsk and Luhansk
He's the only Black Republican in the Senate