New images released recently show that the entire White House East Wing has been demolished to make way for what President Donald Trump has described as a $300 million ballroom.

President Donald Trump’s administration has announced new “massive sanctions” against Russia’s oil industry aimed at pushing Russian President Vladimir Putin to the negotiating table and ending Moscow’s ongoing war on Ukraine.

Donald Trump struggled to answer questions from the press about reports that he is seeking to force the Department of Justice (DOJ) to pay him $230 million as compensation for being investigated during the Biden presidency.

President Donald Trump attacked U.S. cattle ranchers over their criticism of his plan to slash record beef prices by importing significantly more tariff-free meat from Argentina, deepening a quarrel with a group of reliable supporters and raising concerns among ranch-state GOP lawmakers.

Australia should lead the creation of a formal Five Eyes-style intelligence alliance in the Pacific amid China’s growing presence in the region.

China accused Australia of distorting facts and using inflammatory rhetoric following a mid-air encounter between the nations’ military aircraft, urging Canberra to avoid undermining bilateral ties.

President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead a federal watchdog agency withdrew from consideration Tuesday evening after his offensive text messages were made public and Republican senators revolted.

Colombia—once the top U.S. ally in Latin America and a key partner in the war on drugs—has withdrawn its ambassador to Washington as relations with the U.S. continue to deteriorate under President Trump’s second term.

China’s Commerce Ministry has announced that, starting Dec. 1, foreign companies will be required to obtain a license to export products containing more than 0.1% rare earths from China, or products made using Chinese production technology.

The first phase of the U.S.-brokered cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas is a major achievement, securing the release of captives held by Hamas for over two years and ending a devastating war in Gaza under a 20-point plan.

President Donald Trump said Friday he had commuted the sentence of former U.S. Rep. George Santos, who is serving more than seven years in federal prison after pleading guilty to fraud and identity theft charge.

New emails show how the financier Jeffrey Epstein profited immensely from his close ties with Leon Black, his longtime friend and client.

China frequently condemns the United States for extending its reach beyond its borders to make demands on non-American companies.

In Chicago’s Little Village, the Trump administration’s sweeping deportation push has paralyzed the local economy.

Donald Trump has said he will ditch his 100% tariff threat on China as he prepares to meet Xi Jinping for trade talks.

India has pushed back against U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that it had agreed to stop importing Russian oil—practically calling him a liar and further worsening the already strained ties between India and the U.S.

China’s second-highest-ranking general and eight other senior officials have been expelled from the ruling Communist Party and the military on suspicion of serious misconduct linked to corruption.

Democratic candidates raised more than Republicans in all but one of the five most competitive Senate races in recent months.

Liberal Democratic Party President Sanae Takaichi was elected prime minister by parliament on Tuesday, shattering Japan’s glass ceiling to become the country’s first female leader.

Huge crowds marched in major cities, while smaller gatherings were held across the country for “No Kings” protests against President Donald Trump.

Senate Democrats have turned an annual Pentagon funding bill into collateral damage in a fierce shutdown battle, blocking the legislation as they pressed for an agreement that includes their domestic priorities.

Dozens of reporters resigned their Pentagon access on Wednesday rather than agree to new restrictions imposed by the Defense Department, a rare collective protest by journalists covering the US military.

The US military botched a strike in the Caribbean on Thursday after a missile attack on a suspected drug vessel left survivors among the crew.

John Bolton, who served as national security adviser to President Donald Trump during his first term and later became one of his fiercest critics, has been charged with storing top-secret records at home and sharing diary-like notes containing classified information with relatives.