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Trump Calls Out ‘RINOS’ After Survey Claims Most Republicans Haven’t Accepted Biden’s Win

Trump appeared content after learning most Republicans haven’t acknowledged Biden's win.

Doctor's License Suspended Over Mask Debate And COVID-19 Beliefs

A medical worker provides oxygen to a person with suspected Covid-19 at the Cotugno hospital in Naples

An Oregon Doctor is now without a medical license after refusal to wear a mask and telling patients not to cover their faces.

Saudi Says Allies 'On Board' For Resolution Of Gulf Crisis

Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan told AFP in an exclusive interview that a three-year Gulf dispute with Qatar could be resolved "soon"

Saudi says allies 'on board' for resolution of Gulf crisis

The US says the popular video app TikTok is a national security risk because of potential links to the Chinese government through its parent firm ByteDance

TikTok Keeps Ticking In US As Deadline For Asset Sale Passes

The deadline for ByteDance, based in China, to deliver a plan to sell its US operations to American buyers passed, but users could still tap into the smartphone app.

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The scene of a 2019 suicide car bomb explosion in Mogadishu, Somalia claimed by the Al-Shabaab militant group

Trump Orders Pullout Of Most US Personnel From Somalia

Trump orders pullout of most US personnel from Somalia

Gunmaker Smith & Wesson reported strong earnings, boosting shares

Smith & Wesson Shares Surge On Strong Gun Sales

Smith & Wesson shares surge on strong gun sales

Second Stimulus Check Update: GOP’s Upton Favors ‘Sweet Spot’ Proposal

The latest proposal seems to be drawing bipartisan support, though it’s unclear if the framework proposal as drafted would include another round of stimulus checks.

World Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (pictured March 2020) said getting the COVID-19 virus under control first was necessary to revive economic activity

WHO Chief Warns Poor Could Be 'Trampled' In Vaccine Push

WHO chief warns poor could be 'trampled' in vaccine push

President-elect Joe Biden is preparing to take office while Donald Trump is still insisting he won the election

Biden Says His Policy On China Less Punitive Than Trump's Approach

Biden has been making the rounds this week, arguing the Trump administration’s policy of go-it-alone on China has not been helpful.

The world's two biggest economies have traded blows over a range of issues in recent months including the coronavirus, trade and technology, espionage and human rights

China Slams US National Security Allegations As 'Hodgepodge Of Lies'

China slams US national security allegations as 'hodgepodge of lies'

Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou is fighting extradition to the US over charges Chinese tech giant Huawei violated American sanctions on Iran

US In Discussions With Huawei On Meng Wanzhou's Return To China: WSJ

US in discussions with Huawei on Meng Wanzhou's return to China: WSJ

The Iranian diplomat is accused of plotting to bomb this meeting of an exiled opposition group in Villepinte, outside Paris, on June 30, 2018

Belgian Court To Give Verdict In Iran Diplomat Case On Jan 22

Belgian court to give verdict in Iran diplomat case on Jan 22

Chinese troops take part in marching drills ahead of an October 1 military parade to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China

China Could Be Developing Super Soldiers Like Marvel's Captain America, US Intel Reveals

U.S. intelligence reports alleged that Chinese authorities had been carrying out "human testing" with the hopes of producing super soldiers similar to "Captain America."

This White House handout photo released October 4, 2020 shows US President Donald Trump working in his conference room at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland a day earlier after testing positive for Covid-19

Trump Running For President In 2024 Is 'Very Real', Niece Calls Idea 'Preposterous'

Mary Trump predicts her uncle will face severe charges after stepping down.

Donald Trump has grown more and more isolated in the White House as he pursues his unlikely bid to overturn Joe Biden's victory

Why Is Trump's Communications Director Alyssa Farah Resigning Weeks Before Biden Inauguration?

Alyssa Farah has previously served as the press secretary to the Department of Defense, making her the youngest Pentagon press secretary.

The Donald Trump administration's lawsuit against Facebook concerns more than 2,600 positions with an average salary of some $156,000, offered from January 2018 to September 2019

US Lawsuit Says Facebook Favored immigrants Over US Workers

US lawsuit says Facebook favored immigrants over US workers

Trump and Kim met twice after their landmark summit in Singapore in 2018

US - North Korea Relations: How Donald Trump Leaving The White House Impacts Kim Jong Un

As Donald Trump's presidency comes to a close, North Korea’s Kim Jong Un is hesitant to provoke the new Biden administration.

European Council President Charles Michel is calling for an international treaty on pandemics

EU Chief Michel Seeks International Treaty On Pandemics

EU chief Michel seeks international treaty on pandemics

A US federal appeals court said President Donald Trump has not offered any evidence to support his claims of an "unfair" election

How Many False Or Misleading Statements Has Trump Made After Nearly 4 Years?

In just under four years President Trump has made 23,035 false or misleading comments. Trump's fraudulent claims have risen every year.

Melania Trump’s Christmas Decoration Mocked By Jimmy Kimmel, Twitter Reacts: FLOTUS ‘Has More Class’

Jimmy Kimmel poked fun at Melania Trump's Christmas decorations in the White House. But Twitter users defended the first lady and criticized the comedian.

Donald Trump -- seen here at a campaign rally in Arizona in October 2020 -- may launch a 2024 run on the same day that Joe Biden takes the oath of office

Trump's 46-Minute Rant About Election Fraud Is His 'Most Important Speech' [Watch]

The president claimed voting machines manufactured by Dominion Voting Systems were programmed to switch votes from Trump to Biden.

People walk past the New York Stock exchange (NYSE) on Wall Streetin New York City in November 2020: a new bill could close US money and stock markets to Chinese firms soon

Chinese Firms Could Lose Access To US Stock Markets

Chinese groups on the U.S. Stock Exchange will have to disclose whether one or more of their board members are members of the Chinese Communist Party.