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UN BLACKLISTS COMPANIES, SHIPS FOR HELPING NORTH KOREA
The sanctions are part of a crackdown on smuggling of North Korean commodities in violation of UN sanctions resolutions... READ MORE›
SOCIAL-MEDIA SCREENING TO JOIN VETTING FOR NONIMMIGRANT VISAS
In September, the Trump administration said applicants for immigrant visas would be asked for social-media data, a proposal that would affect about 710,000 people each year... READ MORE›
CHINA MARCH FACTORY GROWTH STRONGER THAN EXPECTED
The China Logistics Information Centre, in a commentary on the PMI figures, said it expected first-quarter economic growth to be about 6.8 percent... READ MORE›
COULD RUSSIA SABOTAGE UNDERSEA CABLES LINKING THE WORLD?
Russian ships are skulking around underwater communications cables, causing the U.S. and its allies to worry the Kremlin might be taking information warfar... READ MORE›
COULD ENEMIES TARGET UNDERSEA CABLES THAT LINK THE WORLD?
At the beginning of World War I, Britain cut a handful of German underwater communications cables and tapped the rerouted traffic for intelligence... READ MORE›
AMERICAN SOLDIER DIES IN SYRIA AS TRUMP PROMISES TO REMOVE U.S. TROOPS
Britain's Ministry of Defense said one of its military personnel was killed in Syria in an operation against the Islamic State... READ MORE›
REPORTS OF CLINTON PROBE ARRESTS INCORRECT
Associated Press writers Sadie Gurman and Eric Tucker in Washington contributed to this report... READ MORE›
NYSE IN TALKS TO ACQUIRE CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
NYSE in talks to acquire Chicago Stock Exchange Wall Street Journal... READ MORE›
CHINA SAYS PROTECTIONIST MOVES WILL MEAN SHUTTING DOOR ON THE COUNTRY
China opens itself to other countries and hopes others will be open to China, he said, without mentioning any countries by name... READ MORE›
INSTITUTIONS FORGED AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR ARE UNDER ASSAULT FROM THE POWERS THAT BUILT THEM
Recent surges of nationalism are threatening the integrity of NATO, the European Union and the World Trade Organization... READ MORE›
TRUMP LOSES TRUSTED AIDE HOPE HICKS AS UNCERTAINTY LINGERS OVER WHO WILL BE NEXT TO GO
Many close to the White House, however, expect senior adviser Kellyanne Conway or press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders to assume the role, at least temporarily... READ MORE›
UN ISSUES NEW SANCTIONS AGAINST SHIPPING TO NORTH KOREA
A UN Security Council committee has blacklisted 27 ships, 21 shipping companies and one individual on Friday, over alleged smuggling of oil and coal to North Korea... READ MORE›
AMERICAN AMONG TWO MEMBERS OF U.S.-LED COALITION KILLED IN SYRIA, OFFICIAL SAYS
The United States has more than 2,000 service members in Syria, many of them working with a Kurdish-dominated partner force... READ MORE›
AS RUSSIA EMPTIES EMBASSIES WHO WILL REPLACE LOST PASSPORTS
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›
RUSSIAN ACCUSED OF HACKING U.S. TECH FIRMS IS EXTRADITED
Mr. Nikulin's lawyer fought his extradition to the United States, saying that the case was politically motivated... READ MORE›
3 MISSING AFTER 'HART TRIBE' FAMILY'S MYSTERIOUS CRASH OFF CLIFF
Authorities investigate at the home of Jennifer and Sarah Hart and their six children... READ MORE›
HOW TRUMP GOT TO 'YES' ON THE BIGGEST PURGE OF RUSSIAN SPIES IN U.S. HISTORY
The medium option, which the president ultimately chose, expelled 48 officials at the embassy in Washington and 12 at the U.N... READ MORE›
COURT ORDERS COFFEE IN CALIFORNIA WILL CARRY CANCER WARNING
A California judge has ordered coffee sellers like Starbucks must include a cancer warning on their coffee... READ MORE›
CHINA ENVOY TELLS MOON ALL SIDES MUST ADVANCE TALKS ON KOREAN PENINSULA
But the situation has eased significantly since North Korea decided to send athletes to the Winter Olympics in South Korea in February... READ MORE›
RUSSIA TO EXPEL 60 US DIPLOMATS, CLOSE US CONSULATE IN ST PETERSBURG
According to the press release, Huntsman was asked to explain his previous remarks about the possible seizure of Russian state assets in the United States... READ MORE›
TRUMP FIGHTS RWANDA OVER SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BAN
Consequently, the President notified Congress and the Government of Rwanda of his intent to suspend duty-free treatment for all AGOA-eligible apparel products from Rwanda in 60 days... READ MORE›
CHINA CUTS TAX RATES FOR CHIPMAKERS AMID TRADE TENSIONS
The move comes as the United States is considering imposing tariffs on 50 billion worth of Chinese exports, citing discriminatory trade practices in high-tech sectors, including semiconductors... READ MORE›
TRUMP CREATING TROUBLE FOR US FIRMS
Each side has a lot to lose from a trade war, and the most damaging reaction from Beijing could restrict US business interests in China... READ MORE›
FORMER FRENCH PRESIDENT SARKOZY ORDERED TO STAND TRIAL FOR ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE JUDGE
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been ordered to stand trial on charges of corruption and influence-peddling involving a judge from whom he soug... READ MORE›
JUDGE WHO LET SUIT AGAINST TRUMP PROCEED IS AN 'IMBECILE'
Maine Gov. Paul LePage says a federal judge who allowed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump to proceed is an imbecile. The Republican governor hurle... READ MORE›
U.S., MEXICO TEAM UP ON NEW FRONT IN DRUG WAR
Even so, the Coast Guard annually seizes three times the amount of cocaine confiscated at the U.S.-Mexico border... READ MORE›
MINUTE BY MINUTE AT DONALD TRUMP'S RAMBLING OHIO 'INFRASTRUCTURE' SPEECH
Trump says America's infrastructure is like, in many cases, a Third World country... READ MORE›
STEPHEN REINHARDT, LIBERAL CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE, DIES AT 87
A New York-native, Reinhardt was a graduate of Southern Californias Pomona College and earned his law degree at Yale Law School... READ MORE›
APPLE CEO TIM COOK ROASTS AMAZON'S HEADQUARTERS COMPETITION AND FACEBOOK'S PRIVACY ISSUES
Apple's Tim Cook digs at Amazon HQ competition and Facebook privacy... READ MORE›
HOW TRUMP GOT TO 'YES' ON THE BIGGEST PURGE OF RUSSIAN SPIES IN U.S. HISTORY
The medium option, which the president ultimately chose, would expel 48 officials at the embassy in Washington and 12 at the U.N... READ MORE›
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AUSTRALIA HASN'T HAD A FATAL MASS SHOOTING SINCE 1996. HERE'S WHAT IT DID
Bobby DuBose thanks the survivors from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and other students from Broward County, Fla... READ MORE›
RUSSIA FACES WAVE OF DIPLOMATIC EXPULSIONS
In 1986, US President Ronald Reagan expelled 80 Cold War-era Russian diplomats... READ MORE›
PLA NAVY PUTS ON SHOW OF FORCE IN SOUTH CHINA SEA, SATELLITE REVEALS
The US State Department official said China's actions to militarize the South China Sea threatened to undermine regional stability... READ MORE›
TRUMP MOVES TO LIMIT TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUALS FROM MILITARY SERVICE
Mattis also recommended that transgender individuals who require or have undergone gender transition be disqualified from military service... READ MORE›
US DEMANDS CHINA RECONSIDER 'CATASTROPHIC' BAN ON IMPORTING FOREIGN GARBAGE & RECYCLABLES
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›
FIVE THINGS TRUMP'S NEW SECURITY CHIEF BELIEVES
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›
U.S., EU TO EXPEL MORE THAN 100 RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS OVER UK NERVE ATTACK
Trump has been criticized in the United States for doing too little to punish Russia for the election meddling and other actions... READ MORE›
BOLTON'S WORLD VIEW: BOMB IRAN, OK TO STRIKE NORTH KOREA FIRST
-- Feb. 28 in a Wall Street Journal commentary titled The Legal Case for Striking North Korea First ... READ MORE›
CHINA SIGNALS IT COULD EASE TREASURY PURCHASES TO COUNTER TRUMP
We are looking at all options, Ambassador Cui Tiankai told Bloomberg Television, when asked whether China would consider reduced purchases of U.S. Treasuries... READ MORE›
TRUMP COUNTRY MAY BE HIT HARDEST BY CHINESE TARIFF RETALIATION
Trump Country looks to be hit hardest as China strikes back against new tariffs the U.S. president announced Thursday... READ MORE›
TRUMP ESCALATES ATTACK ON AMAZON, FOCUSING ON TAX, SHIPPING
Trump's charge that Amazon causes the United States Postal Service USPS to lose money is unsubstantiated... READ MORE›
U.S. AND EU EXPEL SCORES OF RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS IN RESPONSE TO UK NERVE ATTACK
Besides the United States, 14 European Union countries also expelled Russian diplomats, European Council President Donald Tusk said... READ MORE›
EX-TRUMP CAMPAIGN AIDE COMMUNICATED WITH PERSON TIED TO RUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE IN 2016
Ex-Trump campaign aide communicated with person tied to Russian..... READ MORE›
US EXPELS 60 RUSSIANS, CLOSES CONSULATE OVER SKRIPAL POISONING
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›
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS GATHER AT MARCH FOR OUR LIVES GUN CONTROL RALLIES INSPIRED BY STUDENTS
Teenage marchers are pledging to vote in November for candidates that will listen to their cries for gun control... READ MORE›
ISRAELI EX-DEFENSE MINISTER SAYS TRUMP'S NEW NSC ADVISER BOLTON WAS PUSHING HIM TO STRIKE IRAN
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›
GOOGLE DEFEATS LAWSUIT CLAIMING YOUTUBE CENSORS CONSERVATIVES
The case is Prager University v Google LLC et al, U.S. District Court, Northern District of California, No... READ MORE›
IMAGES FROM THE US AND WORLDWIDE
Americans march for tougher gun controls in the wake of a Florida school shooting... READ MORE›
TRANS MOUNTAIN DECISION BY APPEAL COURT IS A 'VICTORY' FOR ALBERTA AND PIPELINES, NOTLEY SAYS
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is calling a recent court decision on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project a definitive victory... READ MORE›
RUSSIA DENIES AIDING AFGHAN TALIBAN IN WAKE OF U.S. GENERAL'S COMMENTS
Russian officials have said that their limited contacts with the Taliban were aimed at encouraging peace talks and ensuring the safety of Russian citizens... READ MORE›
RUSSIA EXPELS U.S. DIPLOMATS, CLOSES CONSULATE IN ST. PETERSBURG
Russia responded quid pro quo to the U.S. decision to order 60 Russian diplomats out... READ MORE›
EXPELLING 60 RUSSIANS US JOINS ALLIES IN A HARSH REBUKE
The Russians and their families have seven days to leave the United States, according to officials... READ MORE›
CHINA WARNS AGAINST 'TRADE WAR,' APPEALS FOR COOPERATION
A trade war serves the interests of none, Vice Premier Han Zheng said at the China Development Forum in Beijing... READ MORE›
US DESTROYER BUZZES CHINESE ISLAND IN SOUTH CHINA SEA
China 'warns off' us destroyer in south china sea... READ MORE›
CHINA VOWS FIGHT OVER TRADE MOVES
Let me assure those people who intend to fight a trade war... READ MORE›
TRUMP SUGGESTS HE AND GOVERNORS WOULD HAVE RUSHED FLORIDA SCHOOL
U.S. President Donald Trump called for background checks after meeting with NRA representatives over the weekend... READ MORE›
CATALONIA: PROTESTS ERUPT AFTER PUIGDEMONT'S ARREST IN GERMANY
Thousands of protesters take to the streets in Catalonia after ex-President Carles Puigdemont's arrest in Germany... READ MORE›
ALTON STERLING SHOOTING: NO CRIMINAL CHARGES FOR POLICE OFFICERS
Sterling's aunt, Sandra Sterling, condemned the decision to not charge the police officers... READ MORE›
'US UNDERSTANDS NOTHING BUT STRENGTH': RUSSIAN ENVOY VOWS RESPONSE TO EXPULSION OF 60 DIPLOMATS
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 AS PART OF TRADE DEAL
South Korea to allow more U.S. autos, ship less steel under trade deal... READ MORE›