Following a UN Security Council directive ordering North Korea to cease all ballistic missile and nuclear weapons developments, a South Korean minister said Tuesday that Pyongyang is making progress on its missile program faster than expected.
According to a poll by the Gallup organization Donald Trump’s difficulties have done little to improve fortunes of the Democratic Party in the eyes of American voters.
Hateful graffiti that was spray painted on an Indianapolis church in November has been revealed to be a “false flag” to spread fear, done by someone opposed to Donald Trump winning the presidency.
The Gallup organization reported that Americans’ optimism about the US economy has slipped to the lowest point since the 2016 presidential election.
The threat environment out on the open seas is evolving like never before – and Washington has a lot of work to do if it intends develop in tandem, according to the US Navy’s chief of naval operations.
A White House guard claims that an unknown individual jumped the fence into the White House grounds, according to White House correspondent to Reuters Jeff Mason.
A new national poll has revealed that the disaster of the Trump-sponsored replacement health care bill is firing up opponents from all quarters to dump Republican lawmakers in next year’s midterm elections, and even impeach the president.
RDIF and its partners plan to invest up to 400 billion rubles (about $7 billion) in the Russian economy in 2017.
For about 10 minutes on Monday evening, the front entrance at Trump International Hotel in Washington was marked with a projection instructing guests to “PAY TRUMP BRIBES HERE.”
US Central Command spokesperson Maj. Josh Jacques said that a new artillery unit of the US Marine Corps has arrived in Syria to assist partnered forces on the ground with isolating the city of Raqqa.
US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said that the United States is ready to start dialogue with the leadership of North Korea, but not until Pyongyang stops missile launches and halts its nuclear program.
TUESDAY: Osama Bin Laden’s son has vowed revenge for his father’s death, but how much of a threat does he pose to security? Coalition talks in the Netherlands breakdown; and, staff at the UK’s Human Rights watchdog begin series of strikes over severe budget cuts.
A hacker group that took credit for leaking some of the NSA cyber tools used in last week’s ransomware attack that hit systems more than 150 countries has announced that they will soon begin selling code that can help hack into some of the world’s most critical and ubiquitous technology.
A Georgia death row inmate’s appeal to postpone his execution and instead compel the state to use a firing squad has been rejected by the court.
Peace activist Helen Caldicott claims that the election of Moon Jae-in as the next president of South Korea offers hope that the THAAD system will be withdrawn from the country soon after it was installed there.
In 2015, the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCVOR) satellite began to detect unexplainable flashes of light all over Earth. A new paper may have answered the mystery of the lights: it’s sunlight bouncing off small chunks of ice high up in the Earth’s atmosphere.
The future is here: Biometric facial recognition will soon be deployed by one of the largest US airliners for the first time ever in an effort to streamline the baggage check process.
Nagging issues with the ejection process from Lockheed Martin’s F-35A fighter jets have been resolved, according to the US Defense Department.
Staffan de Mistura proposed to create a technical, consultative mechanism on Syrian constitutional and legal issues.
High-level transport and security representatives from the European Union and the US are scheduled to meet in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss the possible expansion of the inflight laptop and tablet ban to include trans-Atlantic flights.
While most Mother’s Day celebrations involve flowers, chocolates or just a relaxing day at the spa, one son thought to give his mom a different kind of surprise.
The White House is not planning to provide US media with the list of individuals present in the Oval Office during the meeting between President Donald Trump and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Ambassador Sergei Kislyak, spokesman Secretary Sean Spicer said in a briefing on Tuesday.
Indications are that North Korea will step up its ballistic missile testing program in spite of increased sanctions from the West and calls for disarmament by China and Russia.
The disparate and oftentimes contradictory rhetoric by the Trump administration creates "non-strategic ambiguity" in the foreign policy approach of the United States, US Congressman Adam Schiff said during a public conference at the Center for American Progress on Tuesday.
According to General Administrator of the French Contribuables associes association Eudes Beaufreton, the newly appointed French prime minister was not very active during his work in the parliament.