White House trade advisor Peter Navarro on Sunday accused China’s government of having “spawned” the coronavirus that emerged in Wuhan late last year, and when asked if he was alleging the...
On the eve of a U.N. Human Rights Council “urgent debate” into racism in law enforcement in the United States, a monitoring group challenged certain members to “recuse” themselves, identifying...
Some of the United States’ most vocal critics took turns at the U.N. Human Rights Council on Wednesday of accusing it of “systemic racism” in law enforcement, demanding a commission of inquiry into...
President Trump confirmed on Monday that he plans to reduce significantly the number of American troops stationed in Germany, saying while Germany was underspending on defence and looking to the U.S. to...
Amid questions about the Taliban’s willingness to cut ties with al-Qaeda – in line with an agreement signed with the U.S. earlier this year – U.S. Central Command commander Marine Gen. Kenneth McKenzie...
The Trump administration believes America’s “adversaries” are using the International Criminal Court to attack the U.S., National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien said Thursday, after President...
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday called for reforms in another multilateral health body, warning the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) that those receiving U.S. taxpayer dollars must support...
Former Vice President Joe Biden got testy on a couple of occasions during a NAACP virtual townhall on Wednesday, when the Obama presidency was raised, and when asked about young blacks’ skepticism about...
Former Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday declined to say whether or not he supports reparations for slavery for African-Americans, telling a NAACP virtual townhall event it would depend on the details...
A spokesman for United Nations secretary-general Antonio Guterres said during a briefing Tuesday that U.N. staffers are permitted to take part in anti-racism protests – in a private capacity – following...
