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"We are disappointed that the court did not accept our well-founded legal arguments that the case Iran brought is outside the court's jurisdiction," said US State Department spokesman Ned Price

US 'Disappointed' As UN Court Takes Up Iran Sanctions

US 'disappointed' as UN court takes up Iran sanctions

Erdogan Hits Out At LGBT, Students After Protests

A protestor confronts Turkish police on Tuesday after clashes erupted during a demonstration against Erdogan's appointment of a party loyalist to head Istanbul's exclusive Bogazici University

Erdogan hits out at LGBT, students after protests

Biden Takes Back The Courts: Flood Of Judicial Appointments Could Undo Trump Legacy

President Joe Biden will sign a series of executive orders aimed at reforming the US immigration process, signaling a return to a more inclusive policy

Work is already underway for the Biden administration to make a flood of judicial appointments.

Business shutdowns to stop Covid-19 have wrought havoc on the US service sector, but vaccines against the virus and government spending could aid its recovery

US Service Sector Recovery Accelerates In January

US service sector recovery accelerates in January

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Kamala Harris is sworn in as vice president on Wednesday

Twitter On Criticism Of Kamala Harris For Wearing Controversial Brand Dolce & Gabbana: 'Misogyny'

A number of Twitter users were not happy about the criticism Kamala Harris is receiving for simply wearing the controversial brand Dolce & Gabbana.

US President Joe Biden has prioritized creating a special task force to reunify separated families

Third Stimulus Check: $1,400 Payments Almost Certain As Biden Wants 'Big, Bold Package'

President Joe Biden signaled that he is rejecting a $618 billion proposal from the Republicans. The GOP bill limits the size of stimulus checks to $1,000.

In the aftermath of the deadly US Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, the building remains ringed by a security perimeter, with extra law enforcement and military personnel on guard

Trump 'Singularly Responsible' For Riot, Impeachment Trial Brief Claims

Trump became the first US president to be impeached twice when the House charged him with inciting the mayhem inflicted by his followers when they invaded Congress on Jan. 6.

US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said Congress cannot 'dilute, dither or delay' President Joe Biden's massive economic rescue plan

US Senate Takes First Steps Toward Massive Stimulus

US Senate takes first steps toward massive stimulus

Republicans Fail To Convince Biden To Reduce Stimulus Bill, Abandon $1,400 Checks

The 10 Republican senators apparently failed to convince him yesterday that he should dramatically scale back his stimulus plans.

A winter storm pushed oil prices higher as the market anticipated a draw on stocks for heating

Oil Hits One-year Peak On US Winter Storm

Oil hits one-year peak on US winter storm

Biden Gets His Homeland Security Chief As He Streamlines US Immigration

Biden gets his Homeland Security chief as he streamlines US immigration

The delay in unemployment payments has increased the stress on the millions of people in the United States who lost their jobs during the Covid-19 pandemic, a study from The Century Foundation said

Trump Aid Delay Snarled US Unemployment Systems: Study

Trump aid delay snarled US unemployment systems: study

US State Department spokesman Ned Price speaks at his first daily press briefing at the State Department in Washington

US Says Too Early To Accept Iran Proposal On Reviving Nuclear Deal

US says too early to accept Iran proposal on reviving nuclear deal

New Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, pictured in November 2020, was born in Cuba and arrived in the United States as the infant son of refugees

US Senate Confirms Mayorkas, First Latino To Head Homeland Security

US Senate confirms Mayorkas, first Latino to head Homeland Security

Migrants, mostly from Central America, taken into custody by US border officials in 2019 in El Paso, Texas.

Biden Bids To Undo 'National Shame' Of Trump Child Separations

Biden has prioritized creating a special task force to reunify the families as part of his sweeping redo of Trump's immigration policies, which focused on deterring migration from Central America.

10 Arrested After Activists Storm Washington Hotel To Demand Housing For Homeless

Members of housing advocacy group Oly Housing Now allegedly occupied the Red Lion Hotel in Olympia, Washington.

President Joe Biden held talks with several Republican senators at the White House to discuss their stimulus proposals

Stocks Rally On Investor Optimism; Oil Hits One-year Peak

Stocks rally on investor optimism; oil hits one-year peak

Syringes in the Sanofi plant in Val-de-Reuil, France, in July 2020

COVID 19 Vaccine: Chinese Syringe Producers Struggle To Fulfill Orders Amid Rising Demand

The surge in demand is driven by massive vaccination campaigns by countries around the world to control the spread of coronavirus.

Snow plows in New York's Times Square on February 1, 2021

Huge Snowstorm Hits US East Coast, Disrupting Virus Vaccinations

Huge snowstorm hits US east coast, disrupting virus vaccinations

China's response to the military coup in Myanmar has been moderate compared with the outrage of most of the international community

Myanmar Coup Just A 'Cabinet Reshuffle': Chinese State Media

Myanmar coup just a 'cabinet reshuffle': Chinese state media

US President Joe Biden campaigned on bipartisanship but a Covid-19 aid proposal from Republican senators is unlikely to win Democratic support

Republican Covid Relief Plan Excludes Biden Priorities

Biden wants to spend $1.9 trillion to revitalize the economy, but Republicans in Congress have said they won't support such a large package.

US presidential advisor Jared Kushner is to visit Israel and Morocco, a US official said

Who Nominated Jared Kushner And Stacey Abrams For A Nobel Peace Prize?

Kushner and Abrams joined the list of nominees for 2021's Nobel Peace Prize. The list also includes Greta Thunberg, Alexey Navalny and the Black Lives Matter movement.