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As China awaits US sanctions for cracking down on Hong Kong, recent murmurs in agriculture markets have increased worries that a trade dea
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WASHINGTON (AFP)A wave of attacks on journalists covering US protests is driving growing anxiety in the media, with some blaming President Donald Trump for crea
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Brandishing a Bible in a church across from the White House on Monday (June 1), after he had threatened to send in military troops if the protests rocking citie
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WASHINGTON/Thousands of demonstrators took to a knee in the grass outside the US Capitol on Tuesday (June 2), chanting "silence is vio
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A majority of Americans sympathise with nationwide protests over the death of an unarmed black man in police custody and disapprove of Preside
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The United States teetered on the brink of its most serious internal conflict in decades as President Donald Trump said he was "dispatching thousands and t
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Confusion, missing mail-in ballots and long lines at some polling centres marred primary elections on Tuesday (June 2) in eight states and the District of Colum
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US Attorney-General William Barr asked for protesters to be pushed back from Washington's Lafayette Square on Monday (June 1) after finding
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Twitter suspended hundreds of accounts associated with spreading a false claim about a communications failure during protests in Washingto
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Joe Biden will castigate President Donald Trump on Tuesday (June 2) for fanning "the flames of hate" as he seeks to reassure a n
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