… □ President-elect Donald J. Trump appears to be seething ahead of his intelligence briefing on Russian election meddling. □ The House revives an 1876 rule allowing lawmakers to target a single federal worker’s salary.
LONDON – Prime Minister Theresa May’s office says the British leader will meet Donald Trump in Washington in the weeks following his Jan. 20 inauguration as U.S.
A statue of a girl representing the Korean women forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese military being unveiled during a rally in front of the Japanese Consulate in Busan, South Korea, last week.
Moscow (CNN) Russia has started to cut back its forces in Syria, beginning with an aircraft carrier group, Russian state news agency TASS reported Friday.
North Korean officials recently announced that the country was on the verge of testing a nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missile, or ICBM, that could reach the United States.
IZMIR, Turkey – Turkey’s justice minister says police have detained 18 people in connection with a foiled attack at courthouse in the western city of Izmir that nevertheless killed a policeman and a courthouse employee.
Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump picked a fight with the US intelligence community in recent days, elevating the statements of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Russian President Vladimir Putin over his own nation’s top spies.
Since the Obama administration hasn’t been able to close the prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the push has been on to transfer as many of the cleared detainees as possible before Donald Trump becomes president.
JERUSALEM – The Israeli military, which has battled foes on all of the country’s borders, is now facing a challenge from within: nationalist politicians who are openly disagreeing with army commanders and bickering with the security establishment.
The United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights in Myanmar is to make her fifth “information-gathering visit” to the country at the end of January, with the situation in the western state of Rakhine continuing to raise international ire.
Letters sent by Princess Diana to a Buckingham Palace official, including one revealing that Prince Harry was “constantly in trouble” at boarding school, sold for thousands of dollars at a U.K.
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen, who rattled mainland China by phoning President-elect Donald Trump last month, leaves Saturday for a trip to the United States and Central America that will be closely watched for any further breaches in the delicate …
Observant Sikhs and conservative Muslim women are now able to wear religious head coverings, thanks to a directive issued Tuesday that updates the Army’s grooming and appearance regulation.
Melissa Ortiz is a disability rights advocate and the founder of Able Americans. ‘Having a disability isn’t the main guiding force in the way I think about how I want my government run’.
BERLIN – The Tunisian man who plowed a truck into a Berlin Christmas market had lived under 14 aliases and was so well known to German officials that a key counterterrorism committee had discussed his case seven times, suggesting the scale of the …
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