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Coming on the heels of the Cohen hearing and North Korea Summit, the House Judiciary Committee has made a sweeping request for documents related to President Trump.

The long drawn U.S-China trade war may soon come to a close as both sides are reportedly nearing a deal. According to a Bloomberg report, China is insisting on the U.S to withdraw levies on $200 billion of Chinese goods quickly to finalize the deal. As a result, the U.S may lift most or all tariffs it imposed on Chinese goods.

An NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released Sunday shows Trump with a 46 approval rating and a 52 percent disapproval rating.

The U.S. economy is decelerating and economic data confirms it.

Hillary Clinton has hinted that she will not be in the race for 2020 presidential campaign. Clinton explained that she “can’t imagine” any circumstance that would make her run for president in 2020 or thereafter.

A moderate open likely for U.S. markets Thursday as top stock index futures were slightly down after the U.S.-North Korean summit in Hanoi ended without a deal.

Defying expectations, the Hanoi summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ended abruptly without any deal as Trump “walked away.”

Michael Cohen said he "wrote [letters] at Mr. Trump's direction that threatened his high school, colleges and college board not to release his grades or S.A.T. scores."

Michael Cohen is scheduled to make his public testimony on Wednesday at the House of Representatives. But a Republican Rep. from Florida is already taking shots at the former Trump lawyer, and some Democrats are comparing it to witness intimidation.

President Trump’s former lawyer is expected to discuss Stormy Daniels hush payments, WikiLeaks and other possible scandals.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be too embarrassed to ask China to borrow a plane to get to his summit with Trump in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Former campaign staffer Alva Johnson has filed a lawsuit alleging that President Trump kissed her during his 2016 campaign.

Sources told the New York Times that President Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen has given information to New York federal prosecutors about the Trump inauguration.

The United States will retain a small residue force in Syria departing from the earlier plan of a total pull out. As a result, some 200 troops will stay for some more time, according to a new announcement from the White House.

This chart shows the United States' largest import partners for passenger cars in 2018.

Deutsche Bank wanted to go easy on loans taken by the Trump Organization, and decided to do no more buisiness with this entity.

A memo from a government official in North Korea indicates that the country is experiencing a shortage of food supplies, blaming the looming period of food scarcity on recent natural disasters and sanctions.

Before the trans military ban goes into effect, one trans woman is racing against time to join her state's Army National Guard before time runs out.

Many are hoping for special counsel Robert Mueller to finish his probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

Even as Iran claims of escalating threats from Israel and the U.S, it is hastily adding new weapons to its armory. The latest is an indigenously produced submarine.

No recession but a rather dull growth for the global economy this year, claims Janus Henderson Investors.