Senate vote renews Obama’s trade policy
The U.S. Senate voted on Tuesday to once again advance legislation permitting the approval of two trade agreements involving the Atlantic and the Pacific.
US to Position Military Equipment in Seven European Countries
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Tuesday the U.S. will position about 250 tanks and other equipment in eastern and central Europe.
US: No Desire for Conflict with Russia
U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Monday that economic sanctions are having an effect in answering Russian “aggression” in Ukraine.
Historic US Church Reopens After Mass Shooting
A historic church in South Carolina reopened on Sunday for its first religious service since a white gunman attacked a Bible study group last week.
Victims’ Relatives to Mass Shooting Suspect: “We Have No Room for Hate”
Relatives of victims of the South Carolina mass shooting addressed suspect Dylann Roof in court Friday.
Suspect Arrested in South Carolina Church Killings
Police in the U.S. arrested a man Thursday in connection with a mass shooting in South Carolina Wednesday.
U.S. House of Representatives Revive Obama Trade Deal
The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to give President Barack Obama fast-track power to complete a trade agreement with 11 Pacific Ocean countries.
US Military Leaders: Stronger Iraq Critical to IS Fight
U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter spoke about Iraq to members of the House of Representatives Wednesday.
Jeb Bush Enters US Presidential Campaign
The son of a former US president and the brother of another launched his campaign for the presidency Monday.
US Investigating Whether Airstrike in Libya Killed Militant Leader
The U.S. military says it is investigating whether an American airstrike in Libya killed a militant leader said to be linked to al-Qaida.