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'
Case challenges whether it's unconstitutional to require men but not women to register for military service in the US
The Supreme Court could say as soon as Tuesday whether it will get involved
Protester says there's growing opposition in the US to how Israel treats the Palestinians, which he likened to apartheid in South Africa
Registration period is set from May 25 to November 22; Department of Homeland Security announces that about 1,600 Burmese nationals 'continuously resi
The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments in the case that will likely have far-ranging consequences as more states follow conservative
Security will be higher than usual for President Joe Biden's first address to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday
High court will decide whether states can bar people from carrying guns in public to protect themselves
Ruling in case from Mississippi makes it easier to sentence minors convicted of murder to life in prison without the possibility of parole
The 9-0 ruling, authored by liberal Justice Stephen Breyer, prompts Democrats in both chambers of US Congress to promise to pursue legislation to rest
The law, which applies to non-governmental political organizations and media receiving foreign funding, has been widely criticized as aiming to discre
It promises to draw fierce opposition from Republicans
Workers said the faster line speeds increased injuries at the plant
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says NATO must adapt to emerging threats, including misinformation and climate change
Some European countries resume use of AstraZeneca vaccine
Disclosure raises questions about how president will address mounting tensions with Pyongyang over its nuclear weapons, ballistic missile programs
A sharp increase in children arriving without parents or legal guardians has exceeded shelter capacity
Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield says South Sudan's 2018 peace agreement remains fragile
Ahmed Kabir Kishore has been charged under the Digital Security Act, which rights groups say stifles freedom of expression
US wants Meng Wanzhou, daughter of Chinese telecom's founder and chief financial officer of the company, extradited to face fraud charges
US Navy intelligence ship was seized by North Korea in international waters off the eastern coast of the Korean Peninsula on January 23, 1968
Drugmaker's application for its single-dose vaccine to US Food and Drug Administration follows January report that found the vaccine had a 66% rate of
The court cleared Ahmed Omar Sheikh, a British national, and his three Pakistani accomplices in the case of all the charges
Administration vows to be transparent and deliver science-based facts about coronavirus crisis
Texas claims moratorium violates agreement, signed in waning weeks of Trump presidency, that required federal government to run changes in immigration