US to Accept 10,000 Syrian Refugees in Coming Year
The United States said Thursday it will accept at least 10,000 Syrian refugees in the coming year.
The United States said Thursday it will accept at least 10,000 Syrian refugees in the coming year.
A new political survey shows U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders is the most popular presidential candidate among likely Democratic Party voters in Iowa.
Iran’s top leader says any future talks with the United States will only involve issues related to the nuclear deal reached with world powers, not other areas.
The United States is promising to accept more refugees fleeing from wars in Syria and other areas.
September 7 is Labor Day in the U.S., a national holiday that began more than 100 years ago to honor low-paid factory workers.
A U.S. senator has announced her support for the international agreement on Iran’s nuclear program.
President Barack Obama walked on a melting Arctic glacier, a river of ice, in Alaska Tuesday.
The Washington Post reports that the United States is preparing economic sanctions against Chinese individuals and companies.
President Obama visits the state of Alaska Monday.
Ten years ago, a very powerful storm struck the southeastern United States.