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Democrat Joe Biden (R) is likely to face off against Republican Donald Trump in the November 2020 presidential election

Trump vs. Biden Polls: Latest Fox News Election Survey May Surprise Both Democrats And Republicans

A new survey from Fox shows Joe Biden with 50% support, with Trump standing at 38%.

What Is The Boogaloo Movement? Far-Right Group May Be Planning Attacks In Washington, DC, Says Intel Report

The Boogaloo movement is named after a 1980’s breakdancing movie, with its members seeking to incite a civil war in the United States.

US Judge Allows Release Of Ex-Trump Aide Bolton's Book

Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton (L) says President Donald Trump is not "fit for office"

US judge allows release of ex-Trump aide Bolton's book

US President Donald Trump's most loyal supporters see the rally as a show of his strength, amid multiple crises

Trump Live Stream, TV Info: Watch Tulsa Campaign Speech Amid Tension Over Floyd Protests, Economy, Coronavirus

Trump is set to hold a campaign rally in Tulsa amidst racial tensions and the ongoing pandemic.

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Tensions are high on the Korean peninsula, with Pyongyang ramping up pressure on Seoul over anti-North leaflets

North Korea Preparing Anti-South Leaflet Campaign: KCNA

North Korea preparing anti-South leaflet campaign: KCNA

Several Confederate statues have been toppled or ordered removed across the United States, including one of president of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis, whose statue was pulled down by protesters in Richmond, Virginia

US Protesters Topple Confederate Statue After Juneteenth Rallies

US protesters topple Confederate statue after Juneteenth rallies

Powerful New York Southern District attorney Geoffrey Berman, who prosecuted Trump's former lawyer, says he has no intention of quitting after learning Attorney General William Barr had announced his resignation in a press release

US Prosecutor Who Probed Trump Allies Refuses To Quit

US prosecutor who probed Trump allies refuses to quit

The Washington statue of Confederate general Albert Pike was toppled by protesters Friday night

Protesters Topple Washington DC Statue Of Confederate General: Media

Protesters topple Washington DC statue of Confederate general: media

Military vehicles carry HHQ-9B surface-to-air missiles in an October 2019 parade in Beijing to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China -- the US wants Beijing to join a trilateral arms control deal with Moscow

Opening Nuclear Talks With Russia, US May Also Be Ending Them

Opening nuclear talks with Russia, US may also be ending them

The IAEA's board of governors has passed a resolution urging Iran to allow its inspectors access to two sites

Europe Toughens Stance On Iran, US Over Tehran Nuclear Dispute

Europe toughens stance on Iran, US over Tehran nuclear dispute

Former National Security Advisor John Bolton and President Donald Trump worked closely together but are now at war over Bolton's damning book

Court Set To Rule On Trump Attempt To Stop Aide's Damning Book

Court set to rule on Trump attempt to stop aide's damning book

Nevada, which reopened casinos earlier this month, is among the states that have seen rising coronavirus cases, complicating efforts to reopen the economy

US Restart Hits Some Snags Amid New COVID-19 Cases

US restart hits some snags amid new COVID-19 cases

Rallies are US President Donald Trump's comfort zone, but coronavirus poses a risk for his upcoming gathering in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Curfew Imposed In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Ahead Of Planned Trump Campaign Rally

Concerns over coronavirus exposure and counter-protests loom over Tulsa as the city prepares for Trump's rally on Saturday.

Chinese authorities have linked a new cluster a food market in Beijing

WHO Warns World In 'New And Dangerous Phase' Of Pandemic

WHO warns world in 'new and dangerous phase' of pandemic

John Bolton, then national security advisor, listens to US President Donald Trump in an April 2018 meeting in the Cabinet Room

'The Room Where It Happened': Judge To Hear Why Publication Of John Bolton Book Should Be Blocked

The hearing on an emergency court order to block Tuesday's scheduled publication was scheduled for 1 p.m.

Students and supporters of DACA rally in Los Angeles in November 2019

Immigration Reform: Trump Says He'll Try Again to End DACA, Accuses Supreme Court Of Punting The Issue

The court did not address the issue of DACA's legality or its merits. Rather, it said the administration violated federal law in the way it tried to end it.

President Donald Trump says the US could completely cut economic links with China

Trump Warns Of 'Complete Decoupling' From China Despite Talks

Trump warns of 'complete decoupling' from China despite talks

US troops have been in Afghanistan for nearly 20 years

Taliban Says No Threat To West As US Troops Leave Afghanistan

Taliban says no threat to West as US troops leave Afghanistan

A South Korean guard post in the border city of Paju. Analysts say the North may be seeking to manufacture a crisis to increase pressure on the South to extract concessions

Seoul's Unification Minister Resigns Over North Korea Tensions

Seoul's unification minister resigns over North Korea tensions

First Lady Melania Trump Attends the Congressional Spouses Luncheon

Melania Trump’s Ex-Roommates Reveal Titbits Of The Kind Of Person She Was

Mary Jordan’s new book “The Art of Her Deal”, has interviews from Melania’s roommates from her modelling days.

Missouri Police Officer Who Killed Black Man In His Backyard Charged With Manslaughter

Detective Eric DeValkenaere, who worked with the Kansas City Police Department since 1999, was suspended and charged with involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action.