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Japan and South Korea have rebuffed -- gently -- Beijing's suggestion that they form a united front against Trump as the U.S. allies try to negotiate lower tariffs.

As the trade war worsens, Beijing has banned the export of critical minerals used in the defense industry -- but also for some cancer treatments and MRI exams.

The arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu brought rare unity among Turkey's opposition -- energy his party hopes will help it build an anti-Erdogan coalition.

Wife of the letter writer's niece is high maintenance and often makes the group "bend to keep her comfortable."

Stuck in a boring routine, the letter writer now suspects boyfriend moved in just to avoid getting engaged.

Husband always says he'll consider the letter writer's vacation ideas but then never gives an answer.

The determination is the most comprehensive assessment to date undercutting the president's rationale for deporting suspected Tren de Aragua members without due process.

The action flouting a federal judge's protective order follows an announced shift of focus away from supervising and fining companies.

Is Kilmar Abrego García a good person? Doesn't matter. What matters is Trump's defiance of the courts.

Kevin Hall, a leading expert on ultra-processed foods, has raised concerns about the future of nutrition research and science at NIH.