UNITED STATES

General Motor's China head projected sales to grow at a much slower rate in 2016 than the double-digit growth seen in 2014 and 2013.

Two armed British ships arrived at the eastern Japanese coastal village of Tokai Monday to carry nearly 730 pounds of weapons-grade plutonium to the U.S.

Kim Jong Un’s regime had threatened more missile launches and nuclear tests after the U.N. Security Council voted to place sanctions against the country.

President Barack Obama arrived in Cuba Sunday to “engage directly with the Cuban people and to forge new agreements and commercial deals, and build new ties” between the two countries.

Until now, the service was allowed to offer its Cuban listings only to travelers from the U.S.

The Department of Commerce is expected to lift curbs it imposed on the Chinese telecom equipment and smartphone maker for alleged Iran sanctions violations.

Iran will need approximately $500 billion to modernize its infrastructure after years of economic sanctions.

President Obama arrived in Cuba Sunday, becoming the first sitting U.S. president to visit the island in 88 years.

The discussions, about constructing a pipeline to the Tanzanian coast, come amid an international oil glut.

The postponement comes one day after a suicide bomber killed four in Istanbul's shopping district.

News of the deployment surfaced one day after a U.S. soldier was killed by indirect fire in a rocket attack in northern Iraq.

Rallies for Republican front-runner Donald Trump have increasingly turned violent in recent weeks.

President Obama’s trip to Cuba will be the first visit by a sitting president in nearly 90 years.

No one has claimed responsibility for Saturday’s bombing on Istiklal Street, Istanbul’s most popular shopping district.

All 62 people aboard the Boeing 737-800 passenger jet flying from Dubai to southern Russia Saturday were killed.

Voting began Sunday across India and overseas following a decision by the Dalai Lama to relinquish his political authority.

The U.S. Treasury Department approved the agreement last week as the Obama administration pulled down restrictions on travel and other barriers.

While Seoul expands response units for a potential attack, Pyongyang has also been conducting drills aimed at attacking key South Korean facilities.

The Marine, who was not immediately identified, died “providing force protection from fire support.

The other victims of the attacked included two Israeli citizens.

The U.S. administration says the outbreak of the virus has not been a factor in the president’s travel decisions.