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The president announced late Tuesday night that the two governments had reached an initial agreement to avert the 50 percent duty.

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The decision to end annual military exercises between the U.S. and South Korea is unlikely to affect security on the world’s most militarize

As the administration promises unprecedented economic isolation, former US officials and Iran experts warn Tehran may be willing to absorb f

A signing ceremony involving several smaller U.S. producers and Petróleos de Venezuela is set for Houston, according to three people familia

A deal to avoid 50 percent duties on some Canadian goods is on Trump's desk, as Ottawa and Washington work towards a broader trade agreement

The top U.S. envoy to Syria on Tuesday accused Israel of striking an airbase in the country, less than a day after White House envoy Jared K

The Georgia Democratic senator is closely involved with all aspects of his campaign amid a tough reelection battle.

Kushner touts 'lot of progress' despite disagreement over definition of disarmament.

Pat Conroy on AUKUS doubters, multiculturalism and Australia's broken system.

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Once an insurgent rabble-rouser in Congress, Brat is now a Trump world insider sent to Australia as tariffs and Pacific tensions test the re

The president’s announcement comes just a day before the joint exercises with a longtime ally were set to kick off.