Democrats said on Tuesday they had withdrawn an offer to fund US President Donald Trump's border wall, as tough negotiations over the

A court in the United States yesterday dismissed all felony charges (33 counts) against Bangladesh's deputy consul general in New York, seven months after he was indicted in a case filed by the diplomat’s former domestic help.

Facebook acknowledged Monday that the explosion of social media poses a potential threat to democracy, pledging to tackle the

US Attorney General Jeff Sessions was questioned last week for several hours by investigators probing possible collusion between

A powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.9 struck off the coast of Alaska early yesterday, prompting tsunami warnings or watches as far

A 15-year-old boy opened fire with a handgun in his high school in western Kentucky yesterday, killing two fellow students and wounding a dozen other youths before being arrested, the state's governor and police said.

Congress put the US government back in business by voting to end a three-day shutdown, as President Donald Trump claimed victory in his standoff with Democrats in Washington.

US lawmakers were set to launch a last-ditch bid yesterday to end a budget impasse before hundreds of thousands

Hundreds of thousands of women and their male supporters turn out for the second Women's March, a nationwide series of protests against US President Donald Trump marking the end of his tumultuous first year in office.

US President Donald Trump plans to meet Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May at the World Economic Forum in Davos

A last-ditch battle to avert a looming US government shutdown moved to the Senate yesterday, where Democrats angered by the

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis yesterday said that America is facing "growing threats" from China and Russia, and warned that the US

US President Donald Trump yesterday said his concept of a wall along the US border with Mexico "has never changed or evolved,"

US President Donald Trump complained on Wednesday that Russia was helping North Korea to evade international sanctions, signaling

President Donald Trump denied on Wednesday that the planned relocation of the US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem would take place

US authorities said Tuesday they had arrested a former CIA agent, Hong Kong resident Jerry Chun Shing Lee, after discovering

Donald Trump is expected to remain physically fit for the duration of his presidency and has "no cognitive issues whatsoever,"

A second winter storm in as many weeks is causing hundreds of flight cancellations across the United States, airlines reported

Former Donald Trump advisor Steve Bannon Tuesday refused to answer questions from a congressional committee

The United States held back $65 million that had been destined for the United Nations relief agency for Palestinians