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Mexico has formally asked US state attorneys general to investigate deaths of Mexican immigrants in ICE custody or during enforcement actions

The Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as United States attorney general in a 50 to 49 vote after two Republicans joined Democrats in opposition.

The United States’ role as the main host of the 2026 men’s World Cup drew positive reviews for stadium atmosphere, but questions remained over access and affordability

Meta's proposed $17.1 billion multistate settlement would impose teen time limits, overnight blocks, stronger age checks and independent oversight.

A newly released State Department report is making an extraordinary claim: that a Havana-linked "campaign of subversion" has infiltrated the highest levels of the US government, a charge that lands as part of the Trump

Military incidents involving Iran, the United States and Gulf states have renewed concern over regional security and the Strait of Hormuz.

New York has become the first US state to impose a moratorium on large new data centre construction, pausing the development of facilities that have become central to the artificial intelligence boom but increasingly

WASHINGTON: The United States is preparing a new round of tariffs that could affect dozens of trading partners as temporary global duties imposed by President Donald Trump are due to expire this week, according to

Pope Leo XIV said he expected to visit the United States within the next couple of years, although the Vatican had not announced a formal itinerary.

Pakistan's reported request for a $10 billion US exchange facility could strengthen reserves, but economists question its likelihood and reform impact.

US President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday in a new but narrower attempt to curtail birthright citizenship, once again challenging a provision of the US Constitution even though the Supreme Court rejected his previous

The United States has announced new 50 per cent tariffs on a broad range of Canadian imports, escalating a trade dispute that Washington says is tied to Canada’s treatment of American-made cars, alcohol and dairy

Millions of Americans faced air quality alerts from Minnesota to New York as smoke from Canadian wildfires spread across 20 US states, with authorities urging people to stay indoors.

California is among several states suing to block Paramount from acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery, a Hollywood mega-merger that would unite two of the nation's largest movie studios and TV networks.

Twenty-nine States Seeking Huge Damages, Claiming Meta’s Platforms has moved into focus in artificial intelligence coverage. Twenty-nine US states are seeking huge damages, claiming Meta’s platforms were

Israeli forces removed two outposts near Qusra after settlers blockaded Palestinian homes and drew unusually direct criticism from the United States.

Yum Brands said Taco Bell traffic began recovering after a Cyclospora outbreak linked to contaminated shredded iceberg lettuce reduced US sales.

US-Canada tariff talks have broken down, with disputes over steel, aluminium, cars and Canadian cultural protections exposing pressure inside Trump's trade team.

Liberia has agreed to receive 1,200 third-country deportees from the United States, a move that places the West African country into the centre of Washington's wider immigration enforcement strategy. NPR reported that

The United States has imposed 50 percent tariffs on some Canadian goods after trade talks with Ottawa broke down, turning a difficult negotiation between close allies into a sharper test for North American trade

Automated speed enforcement is expanding into more US states, setting evidence of fewer dangerous crashes against complaints about fairness and revenue.

UK health authorities reported 67 Cyclospora infections, mostly among travellers returning from Mexico, and advised holidaymakers on symptoms and prevention.

A Chinese human rights lawyer awaiting a US asylum decision has been detained by ICE in Pennsylvania, prompting fears he could be sent back to China

A new White House programme could let vetted US companies disrupt or monitor selected foreign cybercriminal networks under federal contracts.