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RFK Jr’s former campaign bus has been spotted in a variety of places all the way from California to Washington, D.C.

According to a letter he read to the press — reportedly from the U.S. State Department — the revocation was executed under rules allowing a consular officer or the Secretary of State to cancel a non-immigrant visa at any time and at their discretion. Washington has not yet responded to…

U.S. officers seized hundreds of high-caliber weapons that were headed to Mexico as Washington ramps up efforts to curb arms smuggling

When Donald Trump meets with Xi Jinping on Oct. 30, 2025, he won’t just be chatting with any run-of-the-mill leader of a rival nation. Rather, he will be sitting down the with the chief representative of the United States’ “pacing threat.”

For months, a Washington state bill generated controversy over two critical interests: protecting children from abuse and protecting the freedom of religion.

The Western Sahara dispute, rooted in a 50-year conflict, presents major obstacles to US envoy Steve Witkoff's 60-day peace proposal for Morocco and Algeria, say analysts.

It has been tricky to strike a deal with South Korea, with the sticking point being Trump's demand for $350 billion of direct investment in the US.

High on agenda for the leaders of the US and China will be rare earths and tariffs, with a chance of a relationship reset

After a charm offensive in Japan that culminated in $490 billion in investment commitments, President Donald Trump is set to meet with South Korea’s leader on Wednesday as a trade deal with that country appears more elusive

On Tuesday, Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang warned that the push to isolate China from advanced AI chips could go wrong.

MPD officer said in court he was told by ‘team leader’ not to disclose details of a federal agent firing at a man in his car