Donald Trump on Saturday tweeted that The United States will not lift sanctions on Iran in order to negotiate, in a response to Der Spiegel interview with Iran's foreign minister
White House Counsel Pat Cipollone, told senators they would be denying voters their right to give their opinion on Trump if they found him guilty and ousted him now
The members will vote from February 21 to select a new chief for the party as Corbyn is set to step down
Security forces and Baghdad municipality started to clean the scenes in al-Khalani Square near al-Tahrir Square, according to Baghdad Operations Command (BOC)
A reporter from National Public Radio said that the US Secretary of the State Mike Pompeo used indecent language while the host questioned him about Ukraine
Representative Adam Schiff had cited a report suggesting that Republicans had been threatened during his closing argument in the impeachment trial
An audio recording provided as evidence has captured Trump calling in 2018 for the firing of the then US ambassador to Ukraine
Presidential candidates have differing perspectives on the tightening of regulation and loosening of it on the big tech companies like Facebook and WhatsApp
An official confirmed on Thursday that the new agreement on the USMCA trade deal will be signed next Wednesday in the White House
The Hungarian-born billionaire also pledged $1 billion for a new university network project to battle the erosion of civil society and help promote critical thinking
The case was brought to the ICJ after an insurgent attack by the ARSA against police and military posts was followed by a disproportionate military crackdown
Philippines President Duterte threatens to end military agreement following the denial of US visa to a senator from the Philippines
Prominent cleric called for the million strong protest in Iraq against the US military presence in the region
The Trump administration is trying to curb the rising issue of 'birth tourism' in the US with the creation of the new rule which was introduced on Thursday
Democrats contend senators should convict President Trump on two charges which are abuse of power and obstruction of Congress