China suspended tariff concessions on 128 items of U.S. products including pork and fruits starting Monday, according to the Ministry of Finance... READ MORE›
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A Kremlin aide, Yury Ushakov, disclosed the White House invitation in comments to Russian journalists Monday... READ MORE›
Trump specifically invited Putin to the White House during the call, Putin aide Yuri Ushakov told Russian news agencies Monday... READ MORE›
Judd also said Congress needs to pass tougher laws, an idea Trump appeared to echo, and create more bed space for immigration authorities to house people... READ MORE›
China will stick to its opening-up policy more firmly without being affected by external pressure, said MOC spokesperson Gao Feng at a press briefing... READ MORE›
Border Patrol Agents and ICE are GREAT, but the weak Dem laws don't allow them to do their job, he wrote on Monday... READ MORE›
Washington and Pyongyang are negotiating a meeting between Trump and North Korean President Kim Jong Un sometime in May... READ MORE›
The Chinese finance ministry said in a statement that the new tariffs would begin on Monday... READ MORE›
China's Ministry of Commerce MOFCOM said it was suspending its obligations to the World Trade Organization WTO to reduce tariffs on 120 US goods, including fruit... READ MORE›
Joseph Robertson is Global Strategy Director for Citizens' Climate Lobby, Founder and President of the Geoversiv Foundation, and lead strategist in the Resilience Intel initiative... READ MORE›
But Beijing appeared to go a step beyond its initial threat last month to counter the United States' tariffs on steel and aluminum... READ MORE›
In his tweets, Trump referred to caravans of immigrants heading toward the southern border -- a subject that was addressed on the Fox program... READ MORE›
Hundreds of millions of dollars in aid flow to Mexico every year, including funds for strengthening its border with Guatemala, where migrants begin their path... READ MORE›
'There have been red flags' On Thursday, authorities in Washington state combed through the family's home for information... READ MORE›
China's Ministry of Commerce MOFCOM said it was suspending its obligations to the World Trade Organization WTO to reduce tariffs on 120 U.S. goods, including fruit... READ MORE›
Turning Outward, Then Inward In the 1990s, Russia's first president, Boris Yeltsin, won popular legitimacy by engaging with the international community, especially the United States... READ MORE›
US President Trump suggests no deal on DACA... READ MORE›
WorldFest-Houston's presentation of Chinese films is the largest spotlight on the great cinema of China, he said... READ MORE›
The new tariffs have raised concerns that US consumers and businesses that use steel and aluminum as raw materials will bear the costs from rising prices... READ MORE›
Japan was the staunchest supporter of the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign against the DPRK, saying talks for the sake of talks would be unacceptable... READ MORE›
Hundreds of millions of dollars in aid flow to Mexico every year, including funds for strengthening its border with Guatemala, where migrants generally cross... READ MORE›
Malloch said in his email that the FBI presented him with a document authorizing the agents to seize his cellphone... READ MORE›
Senator Elizabeth Warren says US policies toward China have been 'misdirected' for a long time and she does not fear tariffs on Chinese goods... READ MORE›
Tiangong-1, China's defunct space laboratory, will make an uncontrolled re-entry into Earth's atmosphere within the 24 hours, according to Chinese officials... READ MORE›
A lot of people are coming in because they want to take advantage of DACA, Trump said... READ MORE›
We are therefore open for dialogue and are trying to rebuild trust bit by bit if Russia is ready... READ MORE›
Yet, the UN Security Council failed to agree on a statement condemning the egregious violations that occurred at the hands of Israel... READ MORE›
Moscow also said it would halt the activities of the British Council in Russia... READ MORE›
The sanctions are part of a crackdown on smuggling of North Korean commodities in violation of UN sanctions resolutions... READ MORE›
In 1986, US President Ronald Reagan expelled 80 Cold War-era Russian diplomats... READ MORE›
The US State Department official said China's actions to militarize the South China Sea threatened to undermine regional stability... READ MORE›
Mattis also recommended that transgender individuals who require or have undergone gender transition be disqualified from military service... READ MORE›
According to the US Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries ISRI, in 2016 alone American scrap exports to China totaled 5.6 billion and provided the industry with 155,000 jobs... READ MORE›
It is perfectly legitimate for the United States to respond to the current necessity posed by North Korea's nuclear weapons by striking first... READ MORE›
Trump has been criticized in the United States for doing too little to punish Russia for the election meddling and other actions... READ MORE›
Trump's charge that Amazon causes the United States Postal Service USPS to lose money is unsubstantiated... READ MORE›
Besides the United States, 14 European Union countries also expelled Russian diplomats, European Council President Donald Tusk said... READ MORE›
Trump says America's infrastructure is like, in many cases, a Third World country... READ MORE›
Ex-Trump campaign aide communicated with person tied to Russian..... READ MORE›
The Russian embassy in the United States asked Twitter followers to vote what US consulates they would close in Russia, if they could decide... READ MORE›
Teenage marchers are pledging to vote in November for candidates that will listen to their cries for gun control... READ MORE›
Americans march for tougher gun controls in the wake of a Florida school shooting... READ MORE›
Bolton, an Iraq war apologist and an advocate of 'military options' in many other conflicts, is set to replace outgoing National Security Adviser Gen... READ MORE›
The case is Prager University v Google LLC et al, U.S. District Court, Northern District of California, No... READ MORE›
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is calling a recent court decision on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project a definitive victory... READ MORE›
Even before this week's expulsions of American diplomats, the wait for a United States visitor's visa in Moscow was among the longest in the world... READ MORE›
Three Facebook users sue over collection of call, text history... READ MORE›
Russia responded quid pro quo to the U.S. decision to order 60 Russian diplomats out... READ MORE›
The Russians and their families have seven days to leave the United States, according to officials... READ MORE›
A trade war serves the interests of none, Vice Premier Han Zheng said at the China Development Forum in Beijing... READ MORE›
Thousands of protesters take to the streets in Catalonia after ex-President Carles Puigdemont's arrest in Germany... READ MORE›
Gates, a former business partner of ex-Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort, is cooperating with Mueller after pleading guilty to unregistered lobbying and money laundering... READ MORE›
Sterling's aunt, Sandra Sterling, condemned the decision to not charge the police officers... READ MORE›
The United States has more than 2,000 service members in Syria, many of them working with a Kurdish-dominated partner force... READ MORE›
Later, Antonov was notified that Washington had declared 12 Russian diplomats at the UN persona non grata... READ MORE›
South Korea to allow more U.S. autos, ship less steel under trade deal... READ MORE›
The committee said Wylie provided it with documents including a services agreement between AIQ and SCL Elections, Cambridge Analytica's parent company, dated September 2014... READ MORE›
Vyacheslav M. Nekrasov, director of the Russian Cultural Center in Kabul, said Russian consular officials had met Mr. Mohammad... READ MORE›
As the United States accuses China of predatory trading practices while doling out unilateral punishment, the trade organization tasked with preserving the peace appears marginalized... READ MORE›
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