The Latest Breaking News from The United States

Maduro said he wants to ‘achieve’ Puerto Rico’s ‘liberty’ with military force

In the months prior to the November 2024 presidential election in the United States, Donald Trump claimed that if elected to office, he would end the war in Ukraine “in one day.” By Christmas Eve, the president-elect had moderated his claim, suggesting only that he would bring Russia and Ukraine…

Responses range from conciliation to retaliation, including cutting off electricity and halting the purchase of US liquor

TikTok faces an imminent shutdown in the United States after Congress passed a law last year forcing its Chinses owner ByteDance to either sell the platform or close it by this Sunday.

Today, the United States is navigating an increasingly unsettled world. The positions advising the president on national security are as important as ever. One such position, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, is key to providing the president and Cabinet with timely intelligence and analysis.

Almost three in four firearms used by Mexican cartels are trafficked illegally from the United States

The United States finalized a rule Tuesday effectively barring Chinese technology from cars in the American market, taking aim at software and hardware from the world's second biggest economy over national security risks.

Donald Trump’s criticism of European automakers reflects a sector undergoing profound geographic and technological transformation. This evolution strikes at the heart of an existential question: what place does the American auto industry, a symbol of U.S. lifestyle, hold in today’s economy?

Toyota has big plans for the future of its all-electric vehicle portfolio. The Japanese automaker, which has been labeled as a laggard in the all-electric vehicle game, plans to launch between five and seven new EVs in the United States in the next two years.

Republicans are feuding over how many people can obtain H-1B visas, permits that allow foreign professionals to legally work in the United States. Today an estimated 600,000 foreigners with H-1B visas have tech, academic, medical and other jobs.

China flexed its dominance by banning certain rare earth elements for export to the United States, but some companies may actually benefit from the decision.