US President Donald Trump speaks during the 74th Session of the United Nations General Assembly at UN Headquarters in New York, September 24, 2019
Allyson Felix hopes to renew her 2016 Olympic rivalry with Shaunae Miller-Uibo at next year's Tokyo games
Support for the official impeachment inquiry into president Donald Trump announced Tuesday has gained irresistible momentum and is now backed by 199 out of the 235 Democrats.
The much-hyped new Joaquin Phoenix film "Joker," billed as a "character study" of Batman's nemesis, has been hailed as an Oscar contender but has raised concerns
Spanish tenor Placido Domingo, shown here with Puerto Rican soprano Ana Maria Martinez at a recent performance in Hungary, has said he will no longer perform at New York's Metropolitan Opera
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker announced a temporary ban on all vaping products in his state and issued a public health emergency in response to the growing trend of vaping-related illnesses and deaths.
Mugshots released on September 24, 2019, by the Broward County Sheriff's office shows Venezuelan national Jean Charles Sanchez Rojas (L) and Victor Fossi Grieco who were arrested by US Marshals service for smuggling gold into the country
US President Donald Trump meets his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in on the sidelines of the General Assembly
Nike reported a jump in quarterly earnings Tuesday as increased marketing investments paid off with strong pricing of direct-to-consumer offerings and huge growth in China
President Trump said Tuesday that he is going to release the transcript of his phone conversation with the President of Ukraine in July, while House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is reportedly planning to announce a formal impeachment inquiry of Trump this evening.
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The Iran-backed Huthi rebels control swathes of Yemen including the capital Sanaa
US authorities say Fiat Chrysler engineers calibrated software in Ram and Jeep diesel vehicles to evade emissions test
South Korean President Moon Jae-in proposes an international peace zone on the Korean peninsula during an address to the UN General Assembly
Facebook has removed pages reportedly controlled from Ukraine which offered praise for President Donald Trump as well as recycled misinformation
Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said negotiations with US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer were complete
Trump during construction of his golf course on the Menie Estate near Aberdeen in 2010
Teenage climate change activist Greta Thunberg responded to US President Donald Trump's mocking of her online by embracing his words on her Twitter page Tuesday.Trump stirred up fresh outrage on social media late Monday with a tweet that sneered at an impassioned speech made by the 16-year-old at the UN climate summit in New York.Her voice shaking with emotion in an address that was the defining moment of the summit, Thunberg accused world leaders of betraying her generation by failing to act on rising emissions, repeating the words "how dare you" four times.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday vowed to press ahead with his plans for Brexit on October 31 despite a momentous Supreme Court ruling that found his decision to suspend parliament unlawful.The judgement dealt a huge blow to Johnson's authority, coming after a series of defeats in parliament that have curbed his plans to leave the European Union even if there is no divorce deal with Brussels.
A handful of truck drivers in the French port of Calais got a taste Tuesday of what awaits if Britain crashes out of the EU without a deal, as authorities there simulated the return of customs checks.Didier Verhaeghe, a trucker with 35 years experience, was one of a handful of drivers whose vehicle was searched on his arrival in Europe's busiest port for cross-Channel traffic."This is my Brexit today," the 52-year-old driver told reporters wearily as officials in Calais's new Brexit customs hangar counted the bags of cement he was transporting from London.
“Dancing With the Stars” fans have an issue with the new voting system on the show.
US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly