Trump Hits Canada Over Trade Talks: U.S. Shouldn’t Have to ‘Buy’ Allies with ‘Bad’ Deals
Trump took aim at unfair trade practices in a series of tweets after the U.S. and Canada failed to reach Friday’s deadline to replace NAFTA.
Trump took aim at unfair trade practices in a series of tweets after the U.S. and Canada failed to reach Friday’s deadline to replace NAFTA.
Uber suspended driver Robert Westlake after he allegedly used a gun in self-defense in Polk County, Florida, earlier in the week.
A New York City mother, whose four-year-old son was one of the thousands of kids in the city who wound up with lead poisoning, had some harsh words for Mayor Bill de Blasio over his failure to handle lead in city housing projects.
The Pope issued a call to action against pollution, describing the state of ocean littering as an “emergency,” while the church’s sex abuse scandal intensifies.
A woman running as a “Democratic Socialist” for the state senate in New York is in hot water for what accusers say are falsehoods in her biography, multiple reports say.
In a letter posted August 31 Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos made clear she will neither stand in the way of funding to armed teachers nor will she seek to provide such funding.
The Argentinian Bishops Conference has closed ranks around Pope Francis, calling recent allegations that the pontiff covered up a cardinal’s serial sexual abuse a “ruthless attack.”
A Rasmussen Reports poll shows a majority of American voters — 68 percent — believe that illegal immigration is a “major problem.”
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is ramping up her efforts ahead of a possible 2020 presidential race by putting policies and people in place.
The Detroit Bishop who got grabby with pop singer Ariana Grande onstage during Aretha Franklin’s funeral has apologized for both grabbing the woman and saying that her name sounds like a meal at Taco Bell.
Former White House senior adviser Omarosa Manigault Newman’s recently released book, Unhinged, is running out of steam since its August 14 release.
Meghan McCain, while giving a eulogy at her father’s funeral on Saturday, took the opportunity to take pot-shots at President Trump.
Legendary singer Stevie Wonder used his performance at Aretha Franklin’s funeral to take a veiled swipe at President Donald Trump, declaring that it is time for America to “make love great again.”
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal published Friday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his thinking behind tweeting plans to take the embattled electric car company private was akin to how Las Vegas casino owners consider their odds of success.
A White House petition demanding legislation for the First Amendment to be extended to digital public squares has reached 100,000 signatures.
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration announced Friday it is cutting nearly $300 million in planned funding for the UN agency that aids Palestinian refugees, and that it would no longer fund the agency after decades of support. Instead, it said it would seek other channels by which to aid the Palestinians.
The Times of Israel reports: Israel welcomed Saturday a US decision to end funding for the UN Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA), accusing the organization which supports some 5 million Palestinians of perpetuating the Middle East conflict.
“I knew this was an emotionally charged issue, so I spent the past few months traveling up and down the state meeting with a wide variety of faith leaders,” Low explained in a statement on his website.
WASHINGTON (AP) — John McCain’s daughter opened his memorial service with a tearful and impassioned tribute, posing her father’s legacy as a direct challenge to President Donald Trump.
While the new movie First Man omits the planting of the American flag during the moon landing, former President Barack Obama called astronaut Neil Armstrong “among the greatest of American heroes.”
An editor at the left-wing website Vox is defending Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez because the House candidate is facing gender discrimination.
LONDON (AP) – A giant balloon depicting London mayor Sadiq Khan dressed in a yellow bikini has been launched over Parliament Square.
AMSTERDAM (AP) — Two people wounded in a knife attack at the Dutch capital’s busy main railway station on Friday are both American citizens who were visiting the Netherlands, the U.S. ambassador said Saturday as police investigated possible motives, including the possibility it was an extremist act.
Police will soon adopt a raft of “enhanced inclusivity” measures including celebrating “culturally-focused events like Black History Month”, as forces across Britain are ordered to treat minority representation like a “critical incident”.
The first-ever “cis man-free” music festival began in Sweden on Friday, following a wave of sexual assault incidents reported in 2017.
Nearly 30 years ago, a young Arnold Schwarzenegger, appearing in a sci-fi movie, Total Recall, walked through an entryway monitored in real-time by thuggish officials, as his skeletal form displayed a firearm hidden under his jacket. This 1990 theatrical episode is now coming to real-life — and the privacy implications are far from fictional.
Polish MP Dominik Tarczyński has slammed the left-wing government of Vienna after they cancelled the erection of a statue to commemorate the Polish King who saved the city, claiming the statue might offend Turks.