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A rescue worker surveys the damage after a series of tornadoes ripped through the Dallas suburb of Lancaster

Dallas Tornado: Government To Spend $60 Million On Repairs And Recovery

The city council approved the emergency funds for Dallas tornado recovery on Wednesday.

Mexico Probes Narco Group 'La Linea' In Mormon Murders

Members of the LeBaron family mourn at the site of an attack in Sonora, Mexico where nine women and children were killed

Mexican authorities said Wednesday they believe a drug cartel called "La Linea" was responsible for the murder of nine Mormon women and children, saying the massacre was committed with American-made ammunition.

Political Instability Puts Brakes On Spanish Growth

Spain, which holds its fourth general election in as many years on Sunday, is facing an economic slowdown

Roberto Garrido has watched with alarm as sales at his Madrid car dealership have plunged since January.

Some 7,000 pages of documents reveal how Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg and his team harnessed users' personal information to reward partners by giving them preferential data

Documents Show Facebook Controlling Competitors With User Data: Report

Leaked documents from a civil suit against Facebook show how the social network aimed to employ user data as a tool for bargaining and to manipulate competitors, NBC News reported on Wednesday.

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US President Donald Trump, pictured here on November 4, 2019, hosted representatives of Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan at the White House

Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan Set January Goal On Controversial Nile Dam

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he had hosted successful talks in the White House with representatives of Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan on a controversial dam being built on the Nile.

The outgoing head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, Pierre Krahenbuhl, is alleged to have been romantically involved with a colleague appointed in 2015 to a newly created role of senior adviser after an "extreme fast-track" process

Head Of UN Palestinian Agency Resigns Amid Ethics Probe

The head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees has stepped aside temporarily as an internal probe into alleged mismanagement at the organisation proceeds, it said on Wednesday.

The party of US President Donald Trump has suffered stinging electoral defeats

Rebuke For Trump In Races Seen As Barometers For 2020 Election

US voters head to polls Tuesday in several states with governorships or legislatures at stake, in early tests of enthusiasm for and against President Donald Trump ahead of the 2020 elections.

Trump's Spiritual Adviser Urges Followers To Fund Ministry In Exchange Of Spiritual Guidance

Newly appointed spiritual adviser openly asks for funds and donations in order for followers to receive guidance from God.

US acting ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor arrives at the US Capitol to testify before the House Intelligence, Foreign Affairs and Oversight committees as part of the ongoing impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump

Trump Impeachment Testimony: What One Key Witness Said About The Ukraine Bribery Scandal

Sen. Lindsey Graham says no crime was committed in U.S. relations with Ukraine because the administration seems "incapable of forming a quid pro quo."

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is seen on October 31, 2019 in the US Capitol, gaveling to a close a vote to formalize the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump

Where And When To Watch ‘The Impeachment Show’

"The Impeachment Show" has been added to the weekly lineup of shows on Viceland.

Republican Daniel Cameron Makes History as Kentucky's First African-American Attorney General

Republican Daniel Cameron beats existing Democrat Andy Beshear for Kentucky Attorney General.

The First Open Hearings In The Impeachment Inquiry Against US President Donald Trump Will Occur Over Two Days Next Week, The Congressman Overseeing The Process Said Wednesday, As The Investigation Heads Into A Much-anticipated Public Phase.

US House Intelligence Committee chairman Adam Schiff, the Democrat leading the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump, has announced the first public hearings in the investigation

The New Leader Of The Islamic State Group Is "a Nobody" With Little Apparent Reputation But The United States Hopes He Will Be Killed Soon, A US Official Said Wednesday.

Late Islamic State group leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is seen in a video released in April 2019 by Al-Furqan media

The US Labor Department Announced Plans On Wednesday To Update And Streamline An Assistance Program Designed To Help Workers Who Lose Their Jobs Due To Competition With Foreign Companies.

A job seeker views employment listings in Pasadena, California

North Korea On Wednesday Slammed Washington For Plans To Conduct A Joint Military Exercise With Seoul Next Month, As Negotiations Over Pyongyang's Nuclear Arsenal Remain Deadlocked.

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

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

Trump Calls For 'War' On Cartels After Mormons Murdered In Mexico

Five children injured in an attack on a Mormon community in Mexico were airlifted for medical treatment in Phoenix, Arizona

President Donald Trump formally notified the United Nations Monday of the US withdrawal, triggering concerns of how other nations might react

Scientists Foresee 'Untold Suffering', Another Climate Record Falls

Ranking of countries on emission reduction pledges under the Paris climate accord

US President Donald Trump salutes supporters in coal-mining West Virginia in August 2018

Trump Election 2020 Banners Are Made In China: Exempted From Trade War Tariffs?

President Donald Trump’s poll campaign materials are being made in China and they face the prospect of tariffs while landing in America unless there are other arrangements.

Top Trump Ally Admits Tying Ukraine Aid To Biden Investigation

US Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland, a key witness in the impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump

Trump Sexual Assault: Summer Zervos Says New Evidence 'Strongly Corroborate' Harassment Allegations

Newly released mobile phone call records seem to corroborate Summer Zervos' claim Trump sexually assaulted her.

Markets have enjoyed an upbeat start to the week

World Stock Markets Sustained By Dogged Trade Optimism

Global stock markets posted mostly modest gains Tuesday as dogged trade optimism roused those ready to take on more risk.

US Says Committed To Britain Trade Deal After Trump Expressed Doubt

US President Donald Trump spoke with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, with the two confirming their commitment to a bilateral free trade deal, the White House said

US special envoy for Ukraine Kurt Volker on a visit to Kiev in July 2019

Trump Impeachment News: EU Ambassador Revises Testimony As Two More Transcripts Released

"I now recall speaking individually with [an aide] where I said that resumption of U.S. aid would likely not occur until Ukraine provided the public anti-corruption statement that we had been discussing for many weeks,” Sondland said.