Democratic Party presidential candidate Hillary Clinton does not need to give sworn testimony in a lawsuit brought by a conservative

Donald Trump made a sustained pitch Friday to African American voters, who have overwhelmingly flocked to his Democratic rival

Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, resigned yesterday under fire over a Ukrainian corruption investigation

Firefighters were gaining ground yesterday against a wildfire burning in a Southern California mountain pass that has

US Olympic authorities apologize to Brazil on Thursday as two US swimmers are allowed to go home having retracted a fabricated story about being mugged in Rio.

Donald Trump on Wednesday received his first classified intelligence briefing, a privilege reserved for presidential candidates

Weary firefighters yesterday battled a raging inferno that was threatening the homes of more than 82,000 people in southern

Brazilian police arrest two US swimmers and a top International Olympic Committee official as scandal overshadows the Rio Games.

Donald Trump restructured his campaign team for the second time in two months, fending off suggestions that his

Donald Trump on Monday laid out a US blueprint for defeating global terrorism in partnership with Nato and Middle East allies, demanding extreme restrictions on immigration and likening the fight to the Cold War.

Authorities in the US state of Wisconsin are urging residents to remain calm and off the streets night, some 24 hours after violent protests rocked Milwaukee following a fatal shooting by police.

Protesters fired gunshots, hurled bricks and set a gas station on fire in the US mid-western city of Milwaukee on

Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro revived old enmities with the United States as he celebrated his 90th birthday

Democrat Hillary Clinton led Republican Donald Trump by more than 5 percentage points in the Reuters/Ipsos tracking

Donald Trump hasn't quite asked the dead to vote for him, but he's nearly there.

At its height in 1922, the British empire governed a fifth of the world's population and a quarter of the world's total

Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro turns 90 on Saturday in an island transformed from the one he led for half a century. Both loved as a hero and hated as a dictator, Castro is one of the giant figures of modern history.

Democrat Hillary Clinton leads Republican Donald Trump by more than 5 percentage points in the Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll released, little changed in weeks as the US presidential campaign wobbles into the heart of summer.

Afghanistan's chief executive has castigated his ally Ashraf Ghani as "unfit for the presidency", in a public outburst

After surviving more than 600 assassination attempts, defying 10 US presidents and shaping half a century of