Critics say steps positive but modest as US president stops short of declaring climate emergency

Reed had been arrested in Moscow in 2019 and the State Department considered him wrongfully detained. 

Immigrant advocacy groups had challenged the administration’s decision to dramatically limit who is allowed to apply for asylum in the U.S.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to buy time while he works out how to deal with Yevgeny Prighozin, says the director of the CIA.

High mortgage rates are dissuading sellers, leaving new construction the only game in town.

North Korea is reported to have detained a serving US army soldier who crossed the heavily-fortified border from South Korea without permission.

Argentina forward Lionel Messi has signed for American side Inter Miami on a deal that runs until the end of 2025.

A surge in applications has led to longer processing times and limited urgent travel appointments

United States women’s team star Megan Rapinoe announced on social media on Saturday that she would be retiring from football at the end of this season.

Kiev is not yet ready for NATO membership, the US leader told CNN

Washington has approved the move despite knowing the risk to civilians, the US national security adviser has said

A Trump-appointed judge just blocked the White House from fighting misinformation, citing free speech concerns.

At least 15 people shot dead across the country in mass shootings so far on the holiday weekend celebrating the US’s independence

About 73 percent of American adults lived in a household without a landline at the end of last year — a figure that has tripled since 2010.

The US president’s remarks are “absurd” and amount to “an open political provocation,” the Chinese Foreign Ministry has said

The jibe comes just one day after America’s top diplomat concluded a rare visit to the People’s Republic

If China's neighbours, near and far, could have sent Presidents Xi Jinping and Joe Biden a text in the last 48 hours, it would probably have been some version of: "Can you two please sort things out?"

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's first visit to China on Sunday comes nearly five months after a major rupture in relations over a Chinese spy balloon.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is meeting with China's Foreign Minister Qin Gang in Beijing at the start of two days of talks with Chinese officials.

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