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US President Donald Trump, shown here with his wife Melania arriving in Palm Beach on February 14, 2020, handed control of the Trump Organization over to his sons after his inauguration

Melania Trump Allegedly Plans To Divorce Husband Donald Trump After Presidency, Former Aide Claims

Melania Trump is allegedly planning to divorce her husband, President Donald Trump, once they are out of the White House, according to a former aide.

Brees 'Received Death Threats' Over Flag Comments

NFL star Drew Brees received death threats over his comments last week that he doesn't agree with players kneeling during the US anthem

Brees 'received death threats' over flag comments

Europeans Join Global Wave Of Anti-racism Protests

Thousands of protesters gathered outside the US embassy in Madrid

Europeans join global wave of anti-racism protests

Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and former Secretary of State Colin Powell

Trump Drifts From Constitution, Former Military Chief Warns

Trump drifts from constitution, former military chief warns

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A woman burns sage and offers prayers as she pays her respects at a makeshift memorial in honor of George Floyd, on June 3, 2020 in Minneapolis, Minnesota

'Time For A Change': Anti-racism Protesters March Across US

'Time for a change': Anti-racism protesters march across US

Black Right-Winger Who Ripped George Floyd Has Made Racist Comments, Called Herself An Uncle Tom, Made Pro-Hitler Remarks

Conservative provocateur Candace Owens has once again made headlines with defamatory comments about George Floyd and Ahmaud Aubrey.

Rallies are being held around the world this weekend to protest against racism and police brutality

'Burn Down Racism': World Rallies Against George Floyd's Death

'Burn down racism': world rallies against George Floyd's death

US - Germany Relations: Trump Orders Troop Withdrawal, Drawing Mixed Reaction From Berlin

Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have had a frosty relationship.

More than 42 million people have been laid off since the coronavirus lockdowns began in the United States, and the May unemployment rate is set to rise even further

Are More People Getting Infected By The Coronavirus? News Testing Shows Increase For US, Brazil

Daily infection rates and death tolls from the novel coronavirus have seen a recent upward in two of the pandemic major epicenters.

Kevin Hassett, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, sees double-digit unemployment through the US elections

Is Another US Stimulus Coming? Democrats, Republicans Divided About Second Round After Better-Than-Expected Job Report

Democrats still want more bold stimulus measures for the U.S. economy, while Republicans may prefer a more modest approach after a decent jobs report in May.

US President Donald Trump likened the unexpectedly good employment data to a "rocket ship" indicating the economy is rebounding

Another Trump Win? China Quietly Implementing Phase One Trade Deal With US

Trade will likely continue and grow even with the other problems because China and the U.S. need each other to prevent further damage to their respective economies

Under the terms of its Venezuela license, DirecTV was obliged to broadcast channels which are subject to US sanctions

Venezuela Arrests DirecTV Executives After US Firm Pulls Out

Venezuela arrests DirecTV executives after US firm pulls out

Joe Biden describes his campaign as 'the battle for the soul of this nation'

Biden Clinches Democratic Nomination For 2020 Race Against Trump

Biden passed the 1,991 threshold to secure his party's nomination as counting continued from Tuesday's round of Democratic primaries.

Mark Zuckerberg, pictured in October 2019, has vowed to review Facebook's policies allowing discussion and threats of state use of force

Zuckerberg Promises Facebook Policy Review

Zuckerberg promises Facebook policy review

People walk around St Mark's Square in Venice, Italy, with some taking pictures of the famous sites as the country reopens to tourists from Europe after a months-long coronavirus lockdown

Brazil Threatens To Quit WHO, Trump Says US Beating Pandemic

Brazil threatens to quit WHO, Trump says US beating pandemic

A demonstrator raises a sign during a protest against the death of George Floyd who died on May 25 in Minneapolis whilst in police custody, along a street in Oakland, California on June 3

'We Want To Breathe, Too': Solidarity From Iraq

'We want to breathe, too': solidarity from Iraq

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaks about the unrest across the country from Philadelphia City Hall

Joe Biden, Kamala Harris Blast Trump For Invoking George Floyd's Name: 'It's Despicable'

Biden shredded the president by pointing out that, despite the latest positive job numbers, African American and Latino unemployment rates continued to remain high.