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Washington and Seoul are security allies and the United States stations around 28,500 troops in South Korea

President Joe Biden's national security advisor discussed Taiwan during a lengthy meeting last week with top Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi.

A medical examination revealed that the boy weighed just 37 pounds when his lifeless body was brought to a hospital

More than 800 Southwest flights were scrapped Saturday

President Joe Biden's administration says it is ready to return to the 2015 deal and lift sanctions but negotiations have stalemated.

Trump's defiance could force the committee into legal fights that could stretch out the investigation.

The collapse in Afghanistan and the submarine fallout have given fresh impetus to those pushing for the EU to develop a separate military capability, with France leading the charge.

Biden on Monday called Republican opponents "reckless and dangerous" for refusing to join Democrats in raising the debt limit.

His daughter was found dismembered and thrown in a dumpster

Claims are a closely-watched metric of labor market health, and shot into the millions when the pandemic broke out in the United States in March 2020.

The TTC was born out of President Joe Biden's summit in Brussels in June

Milley said the Taliban "was and remains a terrorist organization and they still have not broken ties with Al-Qaeda."

The talks in Pittsburgh, a rust-belt city that has grown into a tech hub, are only the first instalment of the Trade and Tech Council

Tens of thousands of undocumented migrants, mostly Haitians, have arrived in recent months at Mexico's southern border seeking a new life in the United States.

The final site is to be spread over three buildings between Hudson Street and Washington Street, with construction of two of them already completed.

The trade group Airlines For Europe predicted "a much-needed boost to trans-Atlantic traffic & tourism and will reunite families and friends."

Unlike today's influenzas, which impact children and the elderly the most, the 1918 flu caused unusually high mortality among young adults.

The FOMC will convene as the economy sends mixed signals about two of the central bank's top priorities: employment and prices.

Australia's decision to tear up the French deal in favour of American nuclear-powered vessels sparked outrage in Paris

Sullivan issued a temporary injunction against blocking migrant families using the so-called Title 42 rule starting on September 30.

The stance underlined a hardening Western approach to China

Oil prices have bounced back strongly, and inched up despite the International Energy Agency saying global crude demand had dropped for three straight months

Prince Harry, a combat veteran who served two tours in Afghanistan, first attended the US Department of Defense Warrior Games in 2013 in Colorado.

The reported launches are the first since March by the North, which has not carried out a nuclear test or an intercontinental ballistic missile launch since 2017.

It was released after President Joe Biden was pressured by family members of those killed on 9/11 who have sued Saudi Arabia for complicity.

The list of disagreements between Washington and Beijing is long and growing.

The Taliban who once sheltered bin Laden are back ruling Afghanistan.

The second day of hearings after an 18-month break due to the Covid-19 pandemic focused on a review of the judge's own potential biases.

The victims were rushed to a hospital for treatment and were said to be stable

The group -- which executed people in stadiums and chopped the hands of thieves in the 1990s -- has previously said it would not stand for any resistance against its rule.