South Korea and the United States fired off missiles yesterday simulating a precision strike against North Korea's leadership, in response to a landmark ICBM test described by Kim Jong-Un as a gift to "American bastards".

A New York officer was shot and killed yesterday while sitting in a marked police vehicle in what authorities called an "unprovoked attack"

Maldives opposition parties yesterday launched a new bid to seize control of parliament through a third attempt to

The US decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement has given a "global push" to the deal, as other

A huge power outage plunged millions of people across Central America into darkness Saturday, as authorities from

US-backed fighters pierced jihadist-held Raqa from the south for the first time yesterday, crossing the Euphrates

President Donald Trump defended his aggressive use of Twitter on Saturday just hours after firing off his latest

President Donald Trump was scheduled to speak by telephone with the leaders of China and Japan yesterday b, in

American Muslim leaders Friday decried Donald Trump's rhetoric towards their community and predicted the president's travel ban

President Donald Trump yesterday fired off another volley in his escalating feud with the US media, aiming a Twitter tirade at CNN,

A US federal appeals court on Friday threw out a lawsuit by the families of two Yemeni men allegedly killed as innocent bystanders in a

Seventeen people were wounded in a nightclub shootup in the southern US state of Arkansas, police said yesterday.

President Donald Trump declared that the US had run out of patience with North Korea over its nuclear drive Friday as he welcomed

Relations between China and the United States soured yesterday as Beijing fumed over US arms sales to Taiwan and US sanctions

The United States announced Wednesday it would implement tough new security rules for all airlines flying into the country, but held off

US President Donald Trump's order to block arrivals from six mainly Muslim countries takes partial effect yesterday after he won a

Samsung Electronics officially announces that the company will build a home appliance factory with US$380 million worth of investment in South Carolina, marking the company’s first major investment in the US since it relocated production facilities for US exports to Mexico in the early 1990s.

A driver rammed his car through the gates of Brazil's presidential residence and was arrested, security forces say, though President Michel Temer was not inside the building.

Four former senior policemen were among six people charged yesterday over the 1989 Hillsborough stadium disaster

US Republicans eager to repeal "Obamacare" suffered a deeply embarrassing setback Tuesday when shrinking