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The US’ highest ranking military official says China has developed a “world-class” military with the potential for significant geopolitical action.

US citizens traveling to Russia could be “wrongfully detained” on “spurious charges,” the State Department has warned

Controversial US Senator Ted Cruz has discussed the possibility of reversing gay marriage legalization, calling the decision “clearly wrong”.

During this period, Caro Quintero’s lawyers will probably file appeals to try to delay the extradition process.

The world will be “at least bi-polar and possibly multi-polar”, according to former UK PM

The United States affirms a military threat to Iran in the Jerusalem Declaration.

In more bad news for Joe Biden, US inflation has jumped to scary levels led by skyrocketing petrol prices. But it might be the last big hike.

A steady stream of mourners on Saturday visited the scene of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's assassination in the western city of Nara, a rare act of political violence that has shocked the nation.

The man suspected of murdering seven people at a Chicago parade allegedly disguised himself as a woman to evade capture.

At least 6 people killed, dozens more wounded in Highland Park, Ill., attack

Ketanji Brown Jackson has been sworn in as the newest associate Supreme Court justice, becoming the first black woman to serve on the nation's highest court.

Russians feel the impact of Western economic measures, but it's far from unbearable

A US politician has slammed Joe Biden’s “deadly” policies after dozens of migrants were found dead in a truck in Texas.

A Louisiana judge has blocked the state's abortion "trigger law" banning the procedure at any stage of pregnancy.

If Putin succeeds in his takeover, “we’re legitimizing further acquisition by him by violence of other parts of the Soviet Union,” Johnson said.

"Two issues including one on sanctions remained to be resolved," two Iranian and European officials said.

The late, great Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg is being roasted after her death for a decision many say would have saved America from its abortion nightmare.

The Wikileaks co-founder is bound for a show trial by politicians desperate for votes

Workers at an Apple store in Maryland have voted to unionise, forming the tech giant's first retail union in the United States.

However, some states are treating Juneteenth as a day of remembrance or observance rather than a legal paid holiday.