Chang, a native of Dallas, is the U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations.
It's prompted by the lack of trust is more intense in elections held in the context of a negative economic situation
Nikki Haley, a Trump critic turned staunch loyalist, has in her book alleges that former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and chief of staff John Kelly, asked her to join them to oppose Trump's policies
Kem Sokha, the Cambodian opposition leader and co-founder of Cambodia National National Rescue Party, was released from house arrest, on Sunday
They did not imprison a man, they tried to kill an idea says former Brazil president Lula
Jeff Sessions (72), served as the first Attorney General under the Trump administration, before he was removed by the President during probe into Russian meddling in US elections, has announced to run for Alabama senate seat, a seat he held for 2 decades.
The three-time New York City mayor is expected to fill his paperwork this week for Democratic presidential primary in Alabama.
The release of feedstock gas into centrifuges at the Fordow nuclear facility changes its UN-permitted status of a 'research plant' into an active nuclear site
Junious Ho, had openly supported those who attacked pro-democracy protesters and allegedly said activists should be killed.
While Taiwan and the South China Sea has often been discussed, experts were surprised that China also discussed Hong Kong and Xinjiang
The statement came weeks after delegations from both US and North Korea failed to reach a negotiation on the halted nuclear talks due to lack of 'flexibility'
Trump's tax records were sought as part of a probe into the alleged payments to two women who claimed they had affairs with him.
Donald Trump wants the whistleblower's identity to be made public and has repeatedly cited that he has not nothing wrong to be facing impeachment.
Will Donald Trump meet Kim for a fourth time? If Trump turns down the offer, Kim's missile men would be back to work with added frenzy.
PAP, which has ruled since independence in 1965, suffered its worst showing ever in the 2011 elections, in part due to voter concern over immigration