U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton on Monday delivered a stinging reprimand to the International Criminal Court, accusing the “freewheeling” organization of governing people without their consent.
U.S. President Donald Trump launched a Twitter tirade against famed journalist Bob Woodward, dismissing his upcoming book “Fear: Trump in the White House” as politically motivated “con on the public.”
U.S. President Donald Trump tore into Attorney General Jeff Sessions for filing charges against two Republican Congressmen, adding that the justice department’s decision dents their chances of “easy wins” in the midterms.
President Donald Trump threatened to withdraw the U.S. from the World Trade Organization (WTO) if it fails to “shape up,” while complaining about the body’s general tendency to rule against Washington in trade disputes.
In a closed-door meeting with Evangelical leaders, U.S. President Donald Trump projected the upcoming midterms in November as a make or break election, warning that a loss for the GOP could result in “left-wing violence.”
A Pentagon annual report to Congress has warned that China “is likely training for strikes” on the U.S. and allied interests in the Pacific, citing its increasing militarization and growing defense spending.
Responding to a call by The Boston Globe, more than 300 news outlets in the U.S. have joined forces in launching an editorial campaign that stands up to President Donald Trump’s vicious “dirty war” against media.
A federal judge in the U.S. gave a sharp rebuke to the Trump government for deporting a migrant mother and her daughter to Central America mid-appeal and ordered the authorities to take back the duo.
North Korea on Friday handed over the possible remains of 55 American soldiers killed during the Korean War, in a step that marks Pyongyang’s first action to fulfill one of the four commitments agreed in the June summit.
Deluged Carolinas brace for “life-threatening” rains, flooding and landslides as Hurricane Florence begins to pound the U.S. East Coast, with over 10 million people likely to be impacted by the storm surge on Friday.
