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US House intelligence committee chairman Adam Schiff opened the first public impeachment hearings on President Donald Trump

Impeachment News, Nov 15: Democrats Relying On Yovanovitch Testimony On Second Day Of Public Hearings

International Business Times brings the key developments Thursday around the Congressional impeachment inquiry against President Trump.

Trump Slams South Korea With 500% Increase In Costs To Keep US Troops

US soldiers participating in a drill with South Korean troops near Pocheon in 2017

President Trump has made it clear that he wants a substantial increase in costs to maintain American troops in the Korean peninsula.

Why Princess Diana Made A ‘Top-Secret Deal’ With Donald Trump After Divorce

Princess Diana reportedly planned on purchasing a unit at the Trump Tower in New York after her divorce.

Melania Trump Allegedly Made Another Faux Pas, Attacked On Social Media Amid Divorce Rumors

Netizens were not pleased after Melania Trump, reportedly, broke a military protocol earlier this week.

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Apple Hires Trump's Closest Ally: What Is Jeffrey Miller's New Role?

Apple continues trying to get on Trump's good side by hiring a lobbying firm owned by a presidential friend.

Santa Clarita Shooting: Bill Clinton Slams Trump, 'Work For The American People'

Clinton says Trump shouldn't use the impeachment inquiry as an excuse to do nothing about gun control.

The United States claims the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, shown here in a handout photo, is getting rich through drug trafficking

Drug Trafficking Up Sharply Under Venezuela's Maduro: US

Drug trafficking up sharply under Venezuela's Maduro: US

An undated photograph from attorney Hassan Shibly shows Hoda Muthana, an Alabama woman who joined the Islamic State group in Syria

Judge Agrees Alabama Islamic State Recruit Is Not US Citizen

Judge agrees Alabama Islamic State recruit is not US citizen

Donald Trump hailed progress in the China trade talks, saying he was hopeful the two sides could move on to other aspects of a wider agreement

European Stocks Sag On Weak Eurozone Growth

European stocks sag on weak eurozone growth

Thursday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Finish Flat, Up From Mid-Day Lows, As Cisco Disappoints

Nasdaq was weighed down by poor forecast from Cisco while traders worried over lack of U.S.-China trade deal.

Bill Clinton On Trump Impeachment: 'Just Do Your Job,' Ignore Process

Clinton, who was impeached in 1998, advised Trump to concentrate on doing what Americans hired him to do. Trump said Wednesday he didn't watch any of the first day's public testimony.

US President Donald Trump met with Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday and said he was too busy to watch the impeachment hearings

Dismiss, Discredit, Divert: White House Fights Impeachment

Dismiss, discredit, divert: White House fights impeachment

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro (R) and China's President Xi Jinping shake hands before the 11th BRICS Summit at the Itamaraty palace in Brasilia, Brazil

In Swipe At US, BRICS Hit Out At Protectionism

In swipe at US, BRICS hit out at protectionism

Democratic speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi said the impeachment inquiry is necessary to show President Donald Trump he is "not above the law"

Latest Trump Impeachment News: Nancy Pelosi Says Trump Committed Bribery In Demanding Ukraine Investigations

“I am saying what the president has admitted to and said it’s perfect — it’s perfectly wrong. It’s bribery,” the House speaker said.

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell, who testified in back-to-back appearances in Congress this week, said he sees no reason -- yet -- why the US economic expansion cannot continue

Fed's Powell Said No 'Warning Signs' In US Economy

Fed's Powell said no 'warning signs' in US economy

US President Donald Trump shows a letter from Chinese President Xi Jinping as he announces and initial deal with China while meeting the special Envoy and Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China Liu He Special Envoy and Vice Premier of the People's

China-US Trade War: Beijing Demands Tariff Rollback As Part Of New Trade Deal

China’s Ministry of Commerce has requested the U.S. roll back tariffs on Chinese exports as a precondition to finalizing a new trade deal.

Beijing and Washington have been embroiled in an 18-month trade war which has weighed on the global economy

Tariffs' Removal A 'Condition' For US Trade Deal: China

Tariffs' removal a 'condition' for US trade deal: China

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo vows that the United States will keep fighting the Islamic State group as he meets coalition allies in Washington

Pompeo: US 'Will Continue To Lead' Against IS

Pompeo: US 'will continue to lead' against IS

Walmart's 2018 acquisition of India's Flipkart has boosted international sales for the US retail giant

Walmart Touts Growing Momentum As Q3 Earnings Surge To $3.3 Bn

Walmart touts growing momentum as Q3 earnings surge to $3.3 bn

The Wall Street sign is seen outside the New York Stock Exchange

Thursday's Stock Market Open: Trade Worries Weigh On Wall Street

Phase 1 of an overall deal to end the U.S.-China trade war calls for China to buy $50 billion in agricultural products annually but Chinese negotiators reportedly are cool to a U.S. proposal that it set up scheduled targets for the purchases.