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Gun Deaths In US: Comparing The Numbers In 2019 With Recent Years

A report from a nonprofit group found there were more mass shooting casualties than days in 2019.

US To Block GE Engine Sales, China's New Passenger Plane Faces Turbulence

General Electric shares rose as it reported mixed industrial results and said it was making progress on a corporate turnaround

Reports that the Trump administration is considering a ban on the sale of GE engines for use in China's first major commercial airliner Comac C919 has roiled the global aviation industry.

Anti-Defamation League Report: White Supremacist Propaganda Doubled In 2019

Members of a white supremacy group give the fascist salute

The Anti-Defamation League has found that instances of white supremacist propaganda more than doubled in the U.S. last year.

Real Estate News: Home Prices Increase In 94% of US Metro Areas In Fourth Quarter As Inventory Decreases

The U.S. faces a major existing home inventory problem.

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National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow believes the United States economy can withstand the new coronavirus outbreak but acknowledged it may delay China's purchase of US goods under the terms of a trade deal

Friday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Finish Flat, But S&P, Nasdaq Set Record Highs

U.S. stocks closed flat on Friday on some disappointing economic data.

Former US ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch told Congress she was subjected to a smear campaign orchestrated by Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani

Marie Yovanovitch Takes A Swipe At Trump Administration In Speech

Marie Yovanovitch seemingly lambasted the Trump administration's foreign policy in her acceptance speech at Georgetown University.

USAF Flies B-52 Bombers Near Taiwan Strait, Warns Beijing After Chinese Intrusion

The defense ministry said in a statement that they were “closely monitored.”

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte revealed he was suffering from an autoimmune illness during a visit to Russia

Trump Mocks Duterte's Decision To End US-Philippines Military Pact: 'We'll Save Money'

Trump claims the abrogation by Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte of a key treaty crimping China's expansionism is no big deal.

US President Donald Trump can brag about job gains and a rising stock market to boost his reelection bid

Election 2020 Poll: 61% Of Americans Say They're 'Better Off' Under Trump

A new Gallup poll shows 61% of Americans saying they're better off today than three years ago.

Sanders, Buttigieg Emerge As Frontrunners In Democratic Race

Sanders, Buttigieg emerge as frontrunners in Democratic race

Washington has warned that allowing Huawei to supply critical parts of 5G infrastructure on national security grounds

Huawei News: Chinese Telecom Giant Can Covertly Enter US Networks And Steal Confidential Information, Trump Officials Say

Huawei has swiftly shot back at the claims.

Siri Now Capable Of Answering 2020 US Elections Inquiries

Apple's voice assistant Siri has a new feature that will be very helpful for those interested in the happenings regarding the 2020 U.S. election season.

Senator Bernie Sanders celebrates with supporters after US networks declare him winner of the New Hampshire primary, a critical early test in the Democratic battle for the right to face President Donald Trump in November

Bernie's Brigade Exults In New Hampshire Primary Win

Bernie Sanders won New Hampshire's high-stakes Democratic primary on Tuesday, while Indiana ex-mayor Pete Buttigieg finished in second place.

The US has tested a missile previously banned under a now-defunct pact with Russia which limited the use of nuclear and conventional medium-range weapons

Researchers Explain How All-Out Nuclear War Would Paralyze Earth’s Oceans

A team of researchers studied how a nuclear war between two countries, such as the U.S. and Russia, would affect the entire planet. They concluded that such an event could trigger a nuclear winter that could paralyze the ecosystem of Earth’s oceans.

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) seal displayed in the lobby of CIA Headquarters in Langley, Virginia

US, German Spies Plundered Global Secrets Via Swiss Encryption Firm: Report

US, German spies plundered global secrets via Swiss encryption firm: report

Democratic presidential hopefuls (L-R) Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren

High Stakes As New Hampshire Holds Key White House Primary

High stakes as New Hampshire holds key White House primary

The merger of Sprint and T-Mobile would create the third-largest wireless carrier in the United States

T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Update: Federal Judge OKs $26 Billion Deal, Creating 3rd Largest Carrier

U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero said that the deal would not likely lessen competition in the mobile service market.

The number of fatalities from China's new coronavirus epidemic jumped to 1,011 nationwide on Tuesday after hard-hit Hubei province reported 103 new deaths.

Tuesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise Ahead Of Fed Boss Powell’s Testimony

U.S. stocks traded higher on Tuesday despite continuing virus worries

Hong Kong's border crossings are unusually quiet after quarantines were imposed to curb the coronavirus

Hospital Mistakenly Releases Coronavirus Positive Patient In US, Quarantined At San Diego Facility

The authorities with the CDC told local media that the patient was evacuated from Wuhan Province in China.

One of the packages thought to contain cocaine at the Plage du Gressier beach in Le Porge, southwestern France, on November 11, 2019.

Man Tries To Smuggle $500k Of Cocaine In Car With Wife, Infant Son

He was arrested by border patrol agents in California.

Did US Suspend Filipino Tourist Visas Over Coronavirus? Embassy Says It's Fake News

The ersatz advisory made it seem that the U.S. State Department had ordered its diplomatic mission in Manila to "cancel/revoke all current and existing B1 and B2 visas" of Filipino nationals effective Feb. 15.