UNITED STATES

The revised Clean Power Plan will seek to slash carbon emissions from the power sector 32 percent from 2005 levels in 2030, a 9 percent increase over a previous proposal.

Despite U.S. lawmakers' concerns that Egypt is lagging on democratic reforms, Egypt remains one of Washington's closest security allies in the region.

The attack was carried out with a tractor loaded with two tonnes of explosives on a gendarmarie outpost located in the Dogubeyazit district of eastern Agri province, bordering Iran, the governor's office said.

“Where I believe we need to start in reforming welfare is eliminating welfare for the wealthy," billionaire Charles Koch told a gathering of conservative donors.

At an aeronautical facility near Toulouse, France, experts will investigate whether the found debris originated from the missing airplane.

An agreement on the Trans-Pacific Partnership wasn't reached, but talks about a deal will be revived in November.

Confederate flag supporters rallied at a Georgia park in the what may be the largest numbers since the Charleston, South Carolina, shooting in June.

The Shenzhen-headquartered company has succeeded in the U.S. where other Chinese manufacturers have failed.

Records show Donald Trump's companies have applied for at least 1,100 temporary visas for foreign workers since 2000, according to a new report.

At least 260 members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party have been killed during Turkey’s air campaign since July 24.

The confrontation was one of three in a matter of hours in which Palestinians died from Israeli-Palestinian violence on one of the most tense days in the occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip in recent months.

The Obama administration is considering options in striking back against China over a cyberattack that hit a government agency last month, the New York Times reported.

The move comes amid reports that suggest North Korea is strengthening its systems to block the surveillance of its underground activities.

Shoppers seeking scarce consumer staples including milk, rice and flour broke into a supermarket warehouse on Friday morning, leading businesses in the area to shut their doors, local newspaper Correo del Caroni reported.

Failure to seal the agreement is a setback for U.S. President Barack Obama, given the trade pact's stance as the economic arm of the administration's pivot to Asia and an opportunity to balance out China's influence in the region.

Qiaodan Sports, which sells a line of knock-off Michael Jordan shoes, is one of many Chinese companies appropriating intellectual property to boost sales.

Amid anger at the killing of the beloved African lion Cecil, a new bill seeks to stem poaching of threatened or endangered species.

Asked whether he would consider deploying the FBI or federal forces to crack down on abortion, Mike Huckabee responded: "We’ll see if I get to be president.”

Pro-Russian rebels don't like the plan, Steven Pifer said.

An analysis of contributions to Bush's super PAC shows deep pockets opposed to Obama's Iran and Cuba policies.

The former House speaker told a Clinton aide in 2009 that he was "spending several days" in Japan and that Clinton's visit there had "made a big impact."