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Chuck Schumer said warned the latest stimulus package would likely not be passed for several weeks

European Stocks Bounce Back While Wall Street Treads Water

European stocks bounce back while Wall Street treads water

Biden Signals Tougher Russia Stance In First Putin Call

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters President Joe Biden had raised concerns over Alexei Navalny's poisoning in his first phone call with Russia's Vladimir Putin since taking office

Biden signals tougher Russia stance in first Putin call

Washington Post Editor Marty Baron To Retire

Marty Baron, executive editor of the Washington Post, said China's expulsions were "particularly regrettable" coming during the coronavirus crisis

Washington Post editor Marty Baron to retire

Antony Blinken, the new US secretary of state, speaks at his Senate confirmation hearing on January 19, 2021

US Senate Confirms Blinken As Secretary Of State

US Senate confirms Blinken as secretary of state

Claudia Conway Says Mother Kellyanne ‘Deserves To Go To Jail’ After ‘Unreal’ Scandal
Russia Says Biden Must Lift Sanctions To Save Iran Nuclear Deal
What’s Next For Trump? His Plans As Impeachment Article Hits Senate
Donald Trump Goes Viral On Twitter After Office Of The Former President Launch
Tesla Shares Rise Over 5% After Elon Musk Hints at Cool off Period With President Donald Trump
'The Dollar Would Fall Off a Cliff': Expert Predicts What Would Happen if Trump Fired Jerome Powell
Market Manipulation Suspicions Grow as Abnormal Trading Detected Minutes Before Trump's Tariff U-turn
Nancy Pelosi's 2025 Stock Buys Worth $1.95M are Deep in Red, Some as Much as 57%

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Lindell has been speculating about his own politicial ambitions and is considering a run for governor of Minnesota

Trump-supporting 'My Pillow Guy' Suspended From Twitter

Trump-supporting 'My Pillow Guy' suspended from Twitter

Twitter On Jill Biden Potentially Being 'More Active' First Lady Than Melania Trump: 'It Won't Be A Challenge'

During her first five days as first lady, Jill Biden had virtual appearances before governors' spouses, young Latinos and library officials and visited the nonprofit Whitman-Walker Health in Washington, D.C.

Central banks pumped huge amounts of money into the economy to avoid a meltdown

Third Stimulus Check: $1,400 Payments To Be Approved By March, Economists Predict

Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the House is expected to vote and pass President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion relief bill next week.

Trump Impeachment: Will Taxpayers Pay For Trump's Legal Fees During Trial?

Donald Trump's first impeachment trial cost taxpayers an estimated $3.06 million.

Janet Yellen will be the first woman to lead the US Treasury and will face the daunting tasks of shepherding a $1.9 trillion economic rescue package through Congress

US Senate Confirms Yellen As First Female Treasury Secretary

US Senate confirms Yellen as first female Treasury secretary

Capitol Rioter Blames Trump For Actions, Apologizes To AOC For 'Assassinate' Threat

A 34-year-old Texas man was arrested after weeks of bragging about his actions during the deadly Capitol riot and for threatening to assassinate House member Ocasio-Cortez.

Former US president Donald Trump, seen here leaving the White House on January 20, 2021 hours before the end of his term, is the only American leader to be impeached twice by the House of Representatives

Trump Impeachment Trial Starts On Feb. 8 As House Delivers Article To Senate

Donald Trump will become the only president in U.S. history to face an impeachment trial twice, and the first to face such a trial after leaving office.

Former Radio Free Asia journalists Oun Chhin (right) and Yeang Sothearin arrive at a court in Phnom Penh in August 2019, one of a number of cases of governments acting against the US-based broadcaster

VOA, Radio Free Asia Get Editors Back Post-Trump But Worry About Damage

VOA, Radio Free Asia get editors back post-Trump but worry about damage

Biden Says 'Mutual Self-interest' With Russia Key Despite Navalny Arrest

Biden says 'mutual self-interest' with Russia key despite Navalny arrest

With many of his cabinet members awaiting confirmation, US President Joe Biden has pushed through numerous executive orders in his first days in office, with the latest aimed at domestic manufacturing

Biden's 'Buy American' Order Aims To Spur US Manufacturing

Biden's 'Buy American' order aims to spur US manufacturing

US President Joe has overturned his predecessor Donald Trump's ban on transgender personnel serving in the US military

Biden Overturns Trump Ban On Transgender US Troops

Biden overturns Trump ban on transgender US troops

Winston, 48, was one of several gorillas among the San Diego Zoo Safari Park's troop who were confirmed positive for the virus

Gorilla Treated With Antibodies Recovering From Covid, Says US Zoo

Gorilla treated with antibodies recovering from Covid, says US zoo

Twitter's new Birdwatch initiative aims to enlist users in flagging false and misleading content in the latest move to curb misinfromation

Twitter's Response To Problems Moderating Misinformation? Moderate Yourselves

Now in closed beta, "Birdwatch" aims to empower the community to label misinformation itself.

Impeachment Wild Card: Ohio Sen. Portman Not Running For Reelection

Robert Portman has indicated he won't dismiss impeachment before the trial this time around.

Rudy Giuliani, personal lawyer of US President Donald Trump, looks on during an appearance in Michigan

Dominion Voting Systems Sues Giuliani For $1.3 Billion Over False Election Claims, May Sue Trump

This is at least the second time the former mayor faced backlash for his claims of election fraud.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has continued his travels to different parts of the country and visited the northern state of San Luis Potosi at the weekend

Mexican President 'Well And Strong' With Coronavirus

Mexican president 'well and strong' with coronavirus

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte says his country, a third of which lies below sea-level, has centuries of experience in keeping out the water and hopes to teach others

Kerry 'Regrets' US Absence From Climate Fight

Kerry 'regrets' US absence from climate fight

Sarah Sanders, then the White House press secretary, seen in June 2019 at the White House with President Donald Trump

How Popular Is Sarah Sanders? Former WH Spokeswoman Makes Bid For Governor

Sanders enjoyed moderate support along party lines during her time in the Trump administration.

Traders are hoping US lawmakers can push through a new stimulus package for the world's biggest economy before the Senate takes up Donald Trump's impeachment trial

European Stocks Slide On Possible Virus Restrictions

European stocks slide on possible virus restrictions

Xi said confrontation "will always end up harming every nation's interests and sacrificing people'sÂ welfare"

China's Xi Warns Davos World Economic Forum Against 'New Cold War'

China's Xi warns Davos World Economic Forum against 'new Cold War'

A protester carries a sign calling for Congress to impeach President Donald Trump near the US Capitol

Trump Impeachment: Capitol Faces New Threats, Rubio Cries Foul

Law enforcement is prepping for possible violence in Washington D.C. the week of Feb. 8, when the Senate trial is expected to begin.

Pfizer Vaccine Emergency Use Authorization

Coronavirus: US Doesn't Know How Much Vaccine It Has, Says CDC Director Walensky

Dr. Rochelle Walensky said that without this information, the governors and state health officials can't plan how many sites to roll out and how many vaccinators they need.

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