POLITICS

There has been a "strong pushback from the White House" on the investigation.

US president greenlight's controversial 4th phase of pipeline, rejected by President Barack Obama in 2015.

Former independent reviewer of terrorism legislation spoke to IBTimes UK about the issue.

People do not start out violent, but inequality, injustice and violence leaves them ripe for extremist groups.

As the president attempts to pass landmark health care bill, more than a few Republicans stand in his way.

It's been two months since he left the top job, and he's been travelling all over the US and beyond.

The Battle of Towton in the Wars of the Roses claimed the lives of 1% of the English population.

Moscow has been accused of meddling in the French presidential election to undermine Le Pen's rivals.

Controversial pipeline was approved by Trump in reversal of Obama policy to combat climate change.

Labour leader's team now deny reports that he is refusing to describe the incident as 'terrorism'.

On the day that his signature policy could be repealed, Obama might be sunning himself in the French Polynesia.

Did the Old Etonians bury their EU referendum campaign hatchet in New York?

FBI ready to protect Watson after president says ruling against his executive order is 'judicial overreach'.

"No one knows America like truckers know America," Trump said.

He was ordered to be freed after Egypt's top appeals court cleared him over protester deaths.

IBTimes UK interviews the man trying to dethrone Len McCluskey as Unite general secretary.

US directive bans electronics larger than a smartphone from cabins of US-bound flights from 10 airports.

The countries warn that Venezuela would face suspension from the OAS if it fails to do so.

The report notes that North Korea ranks 98th out of 118 countries in the 2016 Global Hunger Index.

Debt allegedly dates from court case after Trump stopped him selling books outside Trump Tower.

Attacking François Hollande is seen as Fillon's last glimmer of hope to become the next president.

The cables by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson provide evidence of the president's 'extreme vetting.'

Seoul has issued the warning amid concerns that the North could conduct a nuclear test in the coming weeks.

National Audit Office says government needs to show 'greater urgency' in filling jobs.

President failed to reach consensus in negotiations with the conservative Freedom Caucus.

They may have been discussing pregnancy care but it was strictly men only.

Education secretary encounters pro- and anti-immigration demonstrators during visit to Maryland.

Ralph Storey vows to fight child prostitution charges after allegedly offering money for sex.

Lawyers believe Rex Tillerson used a different account to discuss potentially murky business.