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US Census head says Donald Trump memo doesn't change bureau's policy to 'count everyone'
“We will continue full steam ahead with our mission of counting every person," US Census Bureau director Steven Dillingham said in prepared remarks for a congressional hearing Wednesday
American professor's 'primary model' predicts 91% chance of second Trump presidency, but COVID-19 could swing election
Professor Helmut Norpoth said Donald Trump would get 362 electoral votes in November in a possible match-up against Joe Biden, whom the model predicted would get 176 votes
Kanye West announces bid for US president, but experts say major obstacles in way of serious campaign
Adept at grabbing the spotlight, West has previously announced plans to run for president without actually doing so. It remains to be seen what he does this time.
TikTok users, K-pop fans claim they sabotaged attendance at Donald Trump’s comeback rally in Tulsa with false online registrations
TikTok users and fans of Korean pop music took partial credit for inflating attendance expectations at a less-than-full arena at President Donald Trump’s first political rally in months, held in Tulsa
Anthony Fauci warns US Congress against premature lifting of lockdown, calls coronavirus treatment or vaccine by September 'a bridge too far'
Leading US infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci on Tuesday warned Congress that a premature lifting of lockdowns could lead to additional outbreaks of the deadly coronavirus, which has killed 80,000 Americans
US urges India to hold accountable those perpetrating Delhi violence; govt should protect all regardless of religion, says Democratic party leader Bob Menendez
Comments came as Delhi this week witnessed worst riots in more than three decades, killing 38 people and injuring 200 others
Stanford professor apologises for using Barron Trump’s name during impeachment hearing; keep my son out of politics, says Melania Trump
The impeachment hearing against President Donald Trump took an ugly turn when a professor of law from the prestigious Stanford University took the name of his son Barron during her testimony before a Congressional panel
Key takeaways from House Intelligence Committee's impeachment report: 'Unprecedented campaign of obstruction,' panel reproaches Donald Trump
The report, written in narrative form, laid out the testimony of witnesses who came before the panel in public and private.
Donald Trump says he will 'strongly consider' testifying before Congress in Ukraine impeachment hearing
Donald Trump floated the possibility of him testifying before Congress after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggested the president has every opportunity to do s
Speaker Nancy Pelosi invites Donald Trump to testify in front of House in Democratic-led impeachment inquiry
Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi invited President Donald Trump to testify in front of investigators in the House impeachment inquiry ahead of a week that will see several key witnesses appear publicly
Transcripts released during Donald Trump's impeachment hearing show Ambassador Gordon Sondland's played key role in president's efforts to push Ukraine to conduct political probes
Transcripts released Saturday in the impeachment inquiry show Ambassador Gordon Sondland playing a central role in President Donald Trump's effort to push Ukraine to conduct political investigations
Explosive Trump impeachment may ricochet to harm Democrats, unless party gives real proof of corruption by US president
For those just coming in through the door, the impeachment process of Donald Trump rests on the allegation that as President of United States, he used military aid and political pressure to get the Ukrainian Government to provide details of the activities of Hunter Biden, son of his main political rival Joseph Biden
Donald Trump impeachment inquiry: Nancy Pelosi claims US president committed 'bribery' with Ukraine to investigate ex-VP Joe Biden
The evidence against Donald Trump, Pelosi told reporters, makes the wrongdoing by former president Richard Nixon, who resigned in disgrace in 1974 when it became clear he would be impeached, 'look almost small' by comparison.
Amid tensions with Turkey, US Congress recognises Armenian genocide in historic vote; Ankara rejects ‘meaningless political step’
The US House of Representatives passed a resolution Tuesday officially recognising the "Armenian genocide", a symbolic but unprecedented move that angered Turkey amid already-heightened tensions with Washington
California Rep Katie Hill resigns amid probe by House ethics committee into relationship with Congressional aide, apologises to those 'who have been hurt’
Freshman Representative Katie Hill, a rising Democratic star in the House, announced her resignation Sunday amid an ethics probe, saying explicit private photos of her with a campaign staffer had been 'weaponised' by her husband and political operatives
Veteran Democrat congressman Elijah Cummings, at centre of Trump impeachment inquiry, passes away at 68 owing to ‘longstanding health challenges’
Senior Democratic Congressman Elijah Cummings, who was at the center of the Trump impeachment inquiry, died early Thursday at the age of 68, US media reported
Democratic leader Steny Hoyer to join Narendra Modi, Donald Trump for ‘Howdy, Modi!’ event in Houston on 22 Sep
'Howdy, Modi!' event is on 22 September where a record audience of over 50,000 people have already registered
Russian source who confirmed Vladimir Putin's involvement in 2016 election was removed by CIA over safety concerns
The network said the spy was pulled out of Russia in 2017 due to concerns that President Donald Trump and his cabinet could expose the asset
2020 US presidential elections: Donald Trump's daughter-in-law Lara to launch ‘Women for Trump’ in bid to recruit women supporters
Donald Trump’s campaign on Tuesday kicks off its efforts to woo women voters that has been largely critical of his presidency. Six women are among more than 20 Democrats vying for party’s nomination to compete against Trump in 2020.
US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi warns Democrats to keep disagreements private, urges them to ditch Twitter
US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday urged unity among fellow Democrats and warned them to keep their disagreements private by saying no to Twitter.