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The United States has not paid its 2024 dues to the World Trade Organization and is therefore now deemed to be in "arrears", the WTO's spokesman said Friday.

St. Augustine had a 20-year British period

The United States, Japan and the Philippines have staged joint naval drills to boost crisis readiness off a disputed South China Sea shoal as a Chinese military ship kept watch from a distance

Administration wants court to resume summary removals after deporting dozens of immigrants to El Salvador prison

China’s government is bristling at the strengthening ties between Guyana and the United States in online comments after a visit to the South American country by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio

City will attempt to defend their Club World Cup crown in the United States when the tournament starts on June 14

Tariffs on foreign-made vehicles could add around $100 billion of additional annual costs to the auto industry.

The president's pledge to impose 25 percent levies on all autos coming into the United States overshadowed earlier indications that planned reciprocal measures due on Trump's so-called "Liberation Day" on April 2.

While the United States talked military assistance and minerals with Ukraine, Russia did the same with one of its few remaining allies: Myanmar.

The 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck is here, but you’ll be hard-pressed to tell it apart from the 2024 model year. That’s because Ford is sticking with its guns and keeping the modifications to a minimum, and probably for good reason—the F-150 Lightning is among the best-selling electric…

Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Friday warned of "severe challenges" to global trade, vowing to open the country's door "wider and wider" to foreign firms as Beijing faces down a mounting trade war with the United States.