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Members can fly aboard Air Force One, unilaterally to roll back regulations, and set policies, but also can be subjected to withering public humiliation from the president
US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says she hoped the traditional 'bipartisan spirit' of congressional hearings for judges will once again prevail in Washington
Pruitt is the focus of a dozen investigations by the EPA
Federal judge refuses to block law requiring state to review detention facilities where immigrants are held and another that prevents local law enforcement from providing release dates and personal information on jail inmates
Seeds brought by woman traveling from Iraq to Detroit-area airport who planned to sow them in her garden
Russian Internet company Yandex says that its public search engine has been turning up dozens of Google documents that appear meant for private use, suggesting there may have been a data breach
British pm's office discloses details of a plan for customs ties with the European Union that she hopes will unite warring pro-Brexit and pro-EU factions of her Conservative government
Henryk Kowalczyk proposes incremental steps, citing current ‘excessive sensitivity to animal protection’
The state-run Al Ahram news website reported on Thursday that out of the 14, eight were sentenced in absentia
More than 10 months have passed since Myanmar's security forces launched a sweeping campaign of rape, other brutalities against Rohingya, and babies conceived during those assaults have been born
Government's advance in the southern Daraa province, which began on June 19, has captured wide areas and forced an estimated 330,000 people to flee their homes
Firings came ahead of new Human Rights Watch report released Thursday that documents widespread arbitrary detention, torture, rape and humiliation over several years in Ethiopia's eastern Somali region
Working closely with an American cousin who heads the New York investment management firm Columbus Nova, Vekselberg backed a $1.6 million lobbying campaign to aid Russian interests in Washington
Last August and September, the president pushed the question, sources say
President Rodrigo Duterte’s conditions also include that the talks be moved from Europe to the Philippines
China assembles some 90 percent of the world’s smartphones, computers and other electronics
Lopez Obrador pledged $2 billion to extend and increase old-age supplementary payments to the elderly so that every Mexican over 68 will receive at least the equivalent of $2.25 per day
The National Interagency Fire Center on Wednesday reported more than 60 large, active blazes across the country, most in the drought-stricken West
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