Democrats sought House approval of Trump's proposed $2,000 stimulus payments
Demonstrations come after Supreme Court rejects Texas lawsuit to invalidate election results in four battleground states
Demonstrations come on heels of Supreme Court rejection Friday night of Texas lawsuit to invalidate presidential election results in four battleground
Blaze on island, a UN World Heritage Site, has burned since October
With a vaccine still weeks away, official tells Americans to wear masks and avoid crowds
With a vaccine still weeks away, official tells Americans to wear masks and avoid crowds
'Judicial independence is alive and well,' declares one former jurist
Militant funerals cause of concern for Indian authorities
Country's authorities say cases of violence against women have more than tripled during the COVID-19 lockdown this year
The move is a sign that GM and other automakers are anticipating big changes when President-elect Joe Biden takes office in January
General Motors says it will pull out of a lawsuit to end California's right to set its own clean-air standards
National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien spent three days in Vietnam and plans to visit the Philippine's foreign affairs secretary this week
National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien spent three days in Vietnam and plans to visit the Philippine's foreign affairs secretary this week
Dec. 8 is a critical date on the presidential electoral timetable
Health officials warn nation could see 60,000 cases a day by year's end
Election law experts see this as the last, dying gasp of Trump campaign and say there's no question Biden will walk into Oval Office come January
They'll introduce resolutions of disapproval of President Donald Trump's plan to sell Reaper drones, F-35 fighter aircraft, air-to-air missiles and ot
President-elect vows to ease limits on temporary workers, loosen visa restrictions for international students, halt border wall construction and end p
Michigan judge rejects Republican bid to prevent certification of election results in predominantly Democratic Detroit area, undercutting prospects of
Michigan judge rejects Republican bid to prevent certification of election results in predominantly Democratic Detroit area, undercutting prospects of
On Nov. 6, more than two dozen CEOs of major US corporations took part in a video conference to discuss what to do if Trump refuses to leave office or
Longtime adviser Ron Klain led Obama administration Ebola response//
The Trump campaign's 105-page complaint advances an untested legal theory about voting by mail while re
About 2,500 Ethiopians have fled fighting into neighboring Sudan, with refugee exodus expected to swell, an official said
Democratic candidate Joe Biden gains razor-thin leads over President Trump in Georgia and Pennsylvania as vote counting continues
Biden wants the election to be a referendum on Trump's handling of the pandemic. Are there other issues shaping the race?
World Health Organization's director-general says nations need to make honest assessments
Seven face antiterrorism judge for beheading of Samuel Paty as government cracks down on extremists
The justices will hear a Trump administration appeal of a 2019 lower court ruling that found the policy likely violated federal immigration law
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump a fait sa première apparition en public, samedi, depuis son retour à la Maison Blanche après avoir été hospitalisé
House speaker announces bill to create panel allowing use of Constitution to strip president of executive duties
Just weeks before the Nov. 3 election, Pelosi says Trump needs to disclose more about his health after his COVID-19 diagnosis
The president may not entirely be out of the woods yet,' his lead physician tells reporters/
Pervasive spread of virus shows nation's tenuous grip on crisis, health experts say
Canada, Australia, New Zealand ease some travel restrictions
As ski resorts try to figure out how to operate safely during coronavirus pandemic, Trump's order has added another obstacle heading into the winter
The deal commits all US troops to leave the South Asian country within 14 months, ending what has become America's longest war
'Rage' author under fire for only now revealing president's early concerns about severity of coronavirus
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit declined to issue an emergency order directing the judge hearing the case to grant the
Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says alliance is 'watching developments in Belarus closely'
Pompeo departed Sunday for Israel, Gulf Arab states and Sudan
Biden's acceptance speech comes one day after Kamala Harris' history-making acceptance of the party's vice-presidential nomination
President's visit to battleground state comes as recent opinion polls have him trailing Democratic presidential nominee
Jay Sekulow, a lawyer for Trump, told Reuters the president would appeal the ruling and seek to delay enforcement of the subpoena
US leader visiting four states, including near Biden's boyhood home in Pennsylvania
Environmentalists had insisted the longtime advocate of selling federal lands should not be overseeing them
Michael Cohen worked closely with Trump for years before turning against him, most publicly in testimony to Congress last year prior to Trump's impeac
Source familiar with the planning said Trump plans stops in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Arizona and Pennsylvania
The three boys jumped a wall at the resort while fleeing a police officer
Microsoft says it would ensure that all of the private data of the app's American users are transferred to and remain in the US
William Barr was seen as a reasonable choice to restore normalcy to an agency riven with tumult, including an attorney general whose recusal from the
Critics hope old law that serves as a check on presidential power will weaken or even doom new rules
India, which controls most of Kashmir and claims it in its entirety, has denounced the project as a violation of its territorial sovereignty
President wants to bar foreign students from staying in US if schools don't hold in-person classes
Police reform movement gained momentum after African American George Floyd died in police custody
CEO Mark Zuckerberg had previously refused to take action against Trump posts suggesting that mail-in ballots will lead to voter fraud
Shares of Facebook and Twitter sank after European consumer products maker Unilever pulled advertising to protest the amount of hate speech online
Several groups led by Native American activists are planning protests for Trump's July 3 visit, part of his 'comeback' campaign for a nation reeling f
Video shows doctored news clip with misspelled banner
Exiled Iranian Sunni activist tells VOA Persian that outspoken Sunni cleric Molavi Fazl al-Rahman Kouhi has remained arbitrarily detained in Iran's Ma