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The US international broadcasting CEO has drawn bi-partisan criticism

The groups are known as ‘dark money’ groups because they aren’t required by law to disclose the names of their donors

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she is ready to negotiate with the White House

Michael Pack, first presidential appointee to serve in new position that Congress created to streamline, modernize US-funded broadcasting efforts, has faced bipartisan criticism for his actions since taking charge in June

Powers' tensions have been on display during UN’s high-level week

Top policy official says crackdown on dissent in Hong Kong is opening world's eyes to China threat

Making people laugh at a time when life is not that funny

Republican and Democratic presidential candidates may be dominating the headlines, but they are not the only ones running for US president

What psychologists who study effects of isolation on mental health, all that social distancing discovered

In the United States one of the biggest changes for young people has been the shutdowns affecting colleges and universities

Private ceremony for her family and invited guests will be held Friday at Capitol’s National Statuary Hall, where her casket will rest on same wooden platform built for casket of President Abraham Lincoln after his assassination in 1865

While investigators have recovered thrown-out votes cast for the president, others argue the scenario is being overblown

US Labor Department reports that 870,000 workers filed for unemployment compensation last week, a slight increase from the week before

A summary of some police shooting cases and their outcomes

Protesters damage police building in unrest following grand jury decision in Breonna Taylor case