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NO 'BIG' VACATIONS, NO SALARY AS PRESIDENT
As for the president's 400,000-a-year pay, the New York businessman said No, I'm not going to take the salary... READ MORE›
PRESIDENT-ELECT DONALD TRUMP IS ABOUT TO LEARN THE NATION'S 'DEEP SECRETS'
For particularly sensitive operations, the president has to see only that the Gang of Eight is informed... READ MORE›
TURKEY'S PRESIDENT MOVES INTO WORLD'S BIGGEST PALACE COSTING ?384 MILLION
Mr Erdogan served as prime minister for 11 years before ascending to the presidency... READ MORE›
DOZENS OF CLINTON EMAILS WERE CLASSIFIED FROM THE START, U.S. RULES SUGGEST
State Department staff, including the secretary of state, receive training on how to classify and handle sensitive information, the department has said... READ MORE›
MEXICAN PRESIDENTS TIES TO CONTRACTOR RAISE QUESTIONS
When Mr. Pena Nieto ran for president, one of Mr. Hinojosa's companies ferried him around in a helicopter free, the Mexican news media reported... READ MORE›
AS MEXICO HUNTS FOR JOAQUN CHAPO GUZMN US OFFER OF HELP GOES UNHEEDED
Officials and Mexican marines, for instance, or between lawyers and judges in Mexico and the United States... READ MORE›
MR. OBAMA, YOUR IRAN DEAL WILL FALL APART
If President Obama doesn't treat the Iran agreement with more respect all his arguments today are beside the point... READ MORE›
CZECH PRESIDENT SHOCKS NATIONS IN EXPLETIVE-FILLED INTERVIEW
In its defence, Czech Radio has argued as the interview was live it could not be held responsible for the president's language... READ MORE›
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI PRESIDENT TIM WOLFE'S VERY TELLING RESIGNATION SPEECH
I did hear his reference to the Psalm and thought he was talking about the university's pain and its struggle... READ MORE›
ANGER IN ROMANIA AS PRESIDENT BLOCKS FEMALE MUSLIM AS PM NOMINEE
Romania was tipped to have its first female and first Muslim prime minister, until the country's president on Tuesday rejected the Social Democrat Party's nomination... READ MORE›
MEXICAN PRESIDENT'S FAMILY FACES CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION INTO MIAMI APARTMENT
Opposition parties demanded that authorities probe the property arrangement between a Miami-based Mexican businessman and Angelica Rivera, the wife of President Enrique Pena Nieto... READ MORE›
VOICES FROM BURUNDI SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCES
Ms. Nivyabandi also fled Burundi in 1993, when civil war erupted after soldiers from the country's Tutsi minority assassinated the first president elected from the Hutu majority... READ MORE›
TOYOTA DEFENDS DIVERSITY HIRING AFTER AMERICAN IS ARRESTED
Toyota spoke up in support of the executive Julie Hamp on Friday a day after she was taken into custody by the Japanese police... READ MORE›
BURUNDI HOLDS ELECTIONS AFTER NIGHT OF GUNFIRE
At a half-dozen polling stations, only a trickle of people were seen voting, pressing an ink-stained thumb on a ballot... READ MORE›
BARACK OBAMA INTERVIEWS SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH
Us president interviews world renowned british naturalist about climate change... READ MORE›
S. KOREAN PRESIDENT RESHUFFLES SENIOR ADVISORS ON CONFIDANTE SCANDAL
South Korean President Park Geun-hye on Sunday reshuffled her secretariat amid growing public outcry over a scandal surrounding her longtime confidante Choi Soon-sil... READ MORE›
VANUATU SPEAKER PARDONS HIMSELF AND 13 MPS
While the president's away vanuatu speaker pardons himself and 13 mps... READ MORE›
BARACK OBAMA SINGS AMAZING GRACE DURING CLEMENTA PINCKNEY EULOGY
President Barack Obama is embraced by clergy members after delivering the eulogy at the funeral service for Clementa Pinckney... READ MORE›
TURKEY'S PARLIAMENT SET TO APPROVE SWEEPING NEW POWERS FOR PRESIDENT
MPs pass elements of controversial bill that grants broad powers to country's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan... READ MORE›
PRESIDENT OBAMA SAYS GUN CONTROL LAWS ARE THE 'GREATEST FRUSTRATION OF MY PRESIDENCY'
Despite experiencing prior roadblocks in congress, President Obama said that he will not stop pursuing gun control regulations during the final 18 months of his presidency... READ MORE›
MEXICO'S AMBASSADOR TO US PLUCKED FROM INNER CIRCLE AND RAISING EYEBROWS
If the UK ambassadors are career diplomats, whereas in Mexico and across the Americas they are political appointments... READ MORE›
MEXICAN PRESIDENT CLEARED OF WRONGDOING IN MANSION PURCHASE
Social media buzzed with messages ridiculing the six-month investigation that was headed by Andrade a presidential appointee... READ MORE›
NEWLY DECLASSIFIED DOCUMENT SHEDS LIGHT ON HOW PRESIDENT APPROVES DRONE STRIKES
The guidelines provide rules for targeting overseas terrorist suspects with drones or other weapons outside war zones... READ MORE›
BRITS BRINGING TRUMPS APPLE JUICE COOKIES A DRINKINGCUP
There's also the issue of that expletive wall, as former Mexican president Vicente Fox put it... READ MORE›
SOUTH KOREA PARDONS 6,000 CRIMINALS INCLUDING BUSINESS TYCOONS IN MOVE TO HELP ECONOMY
President Park's decision is also expected to renew intense debate surrounding the influence held by chaebol - powerful, family-controlled business groups - in South Korea... READ MORE›
SUSPECTED BOKO HARAM MILITANTS KILL 23 IN CAMEROON VILLAGE
On Monday, US president Barack Obama welcomed the Nigerian president at the White House as Mr Buhari vowed to end the terror's groups regime... READ MORE›
THE WORKERS CLINTON AND TRUMP SHOULD NOT FORGET
Max Stier, president and chief executive of the good-government Partnership for Public Service, calls career federal employees the vital engine that keeps government going... READ MORE›
BALI NINE: COURT THROWS OUT LEGAL CHALLENGE FROM CHAN, SUKUMARAN
Australian lawyer Julian McMahon, centre, talks to media after the Bali Nine legal challenge is heard in the Administrative Court in Jakarta on Tuesday... READ MORE›
TWO REPUBLICAN WHITE HOUSE HOPEFULS DODGE CONFEDERATE FLAG ISSUE
This is a decision that needs to be made here in South Carolina, added Santorum... READ MORE›
STUDENTS IN BURUNDI SEEK REFUGE AT US EMBASSY AMID POLITICAL TURMOIL
About 100 university students in Burundi are in the US embassy's parking lot seeking refuge amid the country's political turmoil an embassy statement confirmed Thursday... READ MORE›