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The Taliban frees their American and Australian hostages after three years of captivity. In return, the Afghan government releases three of the group's high-ranking members. The move was said to foster goodwill with Afghanistan, US and the Taliban and might lead to end the war.

China defends Xinjiang crackdown after massive document leak

Ivanka Trump comes to the defense of her brother, Don Jr., and pays a price for this glint of sibling love on social media.

Leaked China documents reveal 'no mercy' in Xinjiang: NYT

Suspicious bulk sales seem to be driving the popularity of a book written by Donald Trump Jr., which is now Number 1 on The New York Times nonfiction bestseller list.

Releasing his tax returns will confirm Donald Trump's success was mainly due to his father's continued financial aid to his failing business ventures.

The Southern Poverty Law Center issued a report earlier this week after reviewing more 900 emails Miller sent to far-right website Breitbart in 2015 and 2016 in which Miller promoted extremist positions.

Two-time Academy Award-winning actor Tom Hanks has revealed that he uses kindness to his advantage while doing anything in his life.

In exchange, Afghanistan will release three Taliban figures, including the younger brother of the leader of the Haqqani network.

Michael Bloomberg, co-founder of Bloomberg LP, the parent company of Bloomberg News and a former New York mayor is likely to join the presidential race 2020. The 77-year old Harvard educated billionaire with a net worth of $52 billion may file his papers from Alabama.

Former NYC mayor Bloomberg preparing presidential run: US media

William Roebuck said in a blunt memo U.S. inaction gave Turkey a free hand to engage in war crimes and ethnic cleansing.

Elizabeth Warren challenges Bill Gates on 'wealth tax'

The US Justice Department has charged three people, including two Saudis, with spying on Twitter users critical of the kingdom's royal family.

High-profiled individuals push for the governor to stop the execution of Rodney Reed after evidence is presented that could possibly cofirm Reed as innocent.

Biden will likely become U.S. president in 2020, according to new polls, but his lead over Trump is diminishing.

Trump says he might hold a fireside chat to read the transcript of the call at the center of the impeachment inquiry.

Some Facebook employees, backed by Democratic lawmakers, have called on the social media giant to do more to curb "civic misinformation" from politicians

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg is expected to face tough questions in two days of congressional testimony beginning Tuesday

US President Donald Trump said he didn't want to get The New York Times, or its rival The Washington Post, because they are "fake"

The GOP wants to take the focus off testimony damaging to the Trump presidency and focus instead on how Democrats are gathering information.

Fallout over the killing cast a shadow over Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's reforms

Sen. Kamala Harris called on Twitter to suspend President Trump's account. The social media platform responded by explaining why it won't.

At rallies, the US president regularly encourages the crowd to boo and heckle journalists covering the event

A New York Times investigation found that Russian aircraft bombed four Syrian hospitals over a 12-hour period in May 2019

Democrats believe they have finally cornered the president with the impeachment probe

Former US ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch (C) arrives for a closed-doors deposition before House committees leading the impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump, on October 11, 2019

Donald Trump meets with China's Vice Premier Liu He in April 2019

Turkish President Erdogan announced his military would enter northern Syria on Wednesday to clear out Kurdish militant groups.