Trump pays sober tribute to 9/11 after Russia tweets, fist pumps
President Donald Trump paid sober tribute to victims of crashed Flight 93 in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Trump open to meeting North Korea's Kim again despite lack of denuclearization progress
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Monday that President Donald Trump is open to another meeting with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un despite national security adviser John Bolton's assertion that the US is still waiting for Pyongyang to take steps toward denuclearization.
China is the world leader in drones. US drone makers want to change that
US drone companies historically have had trouble taking off. But two American startups think they may have created the innovations that will give them foothold to compete with Chinese powerhouse DJI, which has faced data security questions.
Bob Woodward's publisher says it's printing 1 million copies of 'Fear'
Bob Woodward's book "Fear" is already one of the biggest publishing success stories of the year. And it still isn't even in bookstores yet.
Swedish election deadlock as far-right party makes gains
Sweden faces weeks or months of talks to form a new government after elections ended with its two main centrist coalitions failing to win a majority and the far-right Sweden Democrats making gains over immigration fears.
Jack Ma will step down from the top job at Alibaba next year
Billionaire tech tycoon Jack Ma will step down as Alibaba's executive chairman next year, the company announced Monday.
Rights group accuses China of 'systematic campaign of human rights violations' against Muslims
The Chinese government is conducting a mass, systematic campaign of human rights violations against Muslims in the far western region of Xinjiang, a new Human Rights Watch (HRW) report claims.
North Korea holds military parade without ICBMs
North Korea staged a military parade Sunday to mark the 70th anniversary of the country's founding, but held back on showcasing its intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), believed to be capable of targeting the United States.
Trump seeks to move past Stormy Daniels lawsuit, says 2016 deal was never valid
Donald Trump on Saturday sought to move past a lawsuit from adult film star Stormy Daniels that has created legal headaches for the President for much of this year, stating in a court filing that he would not seek to enforce the infamous 2016 settlement agreement between Daniels and Trump's former attorney, Michael Cohen.
US officials secretly met with Venezuelan military officers plotting a coup against Maduro
US officials met secretly with Venezuelan military officers who were plotting a coup against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, both a current and a former US official confirmed to CNN.
