Year: 2019

U.S. Attorney General William Barr plans to make public a redacted copy of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s nearly 400-page investigative report into Russian interference in the 2016 election by mid-April, “if not sooner,” he said […]

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U.S. car manufacturer Ford will pay around $200 million in cash to workers and suppliers who lose their jobs when the company closes three of its plants in Russia in June, the company said in […]

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Russian energy and aluminum company En+, until recently controlled by billionaire Oleg Deripaska, has reported a rise in profits for 2018, despite spending much of last year battling American sanctions, Reuters reported. The company said its 2018 net […]

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President Donald Trump, fresh off what he claims was “total vindication” in the special counsel’s Russia investigation, told supporters in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Thursday he had vanquished a corrupt cabal of Democrats, the news media […]

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Representative Bradley Byrne assumed that a Democratic female colleague had failed to understand the language regarding equal pay legislation, The Hill reported. Byrne was trying to propose an amendment to the Paycheck Fairness Act, which aims […]

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President Donald Trump overrode his budget team and backed funding for the Special Olympics on Thursday after his proposed cuts to the athletic program drew heavy fire from both Republicans and Democrats, Reuters informs. Trump’s […]

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China’s Huawei Technologies called on Washington to drop the “loser’s attitude” and once again rubbished U.S. allegations its gear could be used by Beijing for spying, as its network business weakened amid mounting global scrutiny, […]

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On Wednesday an executive from Twitter stated that the company is thinking about implementing a new option that will label tweets from politicians, including President Donald Trump, when they violate Twitter rules. According to The […]

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President Donald Trump extended the temporary protected status (TPS) for U.S. residents from Liberia, allowing them to stay in the United States legally. The status is traditionally given to people fleeing from wars or natural […]

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An audit firm hired by the U.S. is checking whether Russia’s Rusal is complying with the terms of a deal under which the U.S. Treasury Department agreed to lift sanctions on the company, the aluminum […]

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The Trump administration’s surprise decision to press for a court-ordered demolition of the Affordable Care Act came after a heated meeting in the Oval Office on Monday, where the President’s acting chief of staff and […]

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The House approved a bill on Wednesday which is aimed at eliminating the gender pay gap, almost ten years after the issue was dealt with for the last time. All Democrats voted in favor of […]

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President Donald Trump on Wednesday stated that Russia would rather have Hillary Clinton as president of the United States. “I will tell you this about Russia, if they had anything on me, it would have […]

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Due to the damage of recent floods and storms, the Air Force submitted a request to Congress for $4.9 billion to repair its bases. According to The Hill, on Tuesday, Heather Wilson, the Air Force […]

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China and Russia have sent home more than half of their North Korean workers, likely tens of thousands of people, according to reports submitted to the UN North Korean Security Council sanctions committee, CNN informed. […]

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Democrats blasted Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Tuesday after she proposed that funds for the Special Olympics, after-school programs and support for students from low-income families be cut. “The three education budgets from this administration […]

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