NEW YORK–The U.N. Population Fund expressed regret Tuesday at the decision by the United States to end funding for its work promoting family planning around the...
MONTREAL –A Montrealer who is a Canadian citizen by birth says she was barred from entering the United States and told to get a valid visa...
MOSCOW—The United States remains an ally and friend for Europe regardless of the president it chooses, but certain economy and migration policies of new US...
KO OLINA, Hawaii—Defence Secretary Ash Carter hinted Friday at U.S. impatience with the Philippine government over inflammatory comments by President Rodrigo Duterte. At a news conference,...
MANILA – The United States will continue to work together with the Philippines in the many areas of mutual interest to the two countries, said US...
A look at some recent key developments in the South China Sea, where China is pitted against smaller neighbours in multiple disputes over islands, coral reefs...
WASHINGTON—Three days before Puerto Rico’s primary, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is digging in on his opposition to a House deal to rescue the U.S. territory...
NEW YORK—US stocks pared early losses to end mildly higher Thursday, as investors meditated on the volatility in oil prices and remarks from the European Central...
WASHINGTON—U.S. President Barack Obama says he will address Parliament during an upcoming visit to Canada that will coincide with a North American summit meeting later this...
WARSAW, Poland — President Barack Obama pledged Tuesday to boost U.S. military deployments and exercises throughout Europe, an effort costing as much as $1 billion to...