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Significant news and photo coverage have been given to meetings in the past month between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian ruler Vladimir Putin.

The Korean Peninsula has long been a geopolitical battleground for the world's four major powers: the U.S., Russia, China and Japan.

During World War II, Nazi propagandist William Brooke Joyce, known as Lord Haw-Haw, broadcast venomous "Germany Calling" radio speeches from Berlin, targeting British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.

The United Nations General Assembly voted Friday to endorse a two-state "solution."

The Biden administration's lax approach to illegal immigration had enormous negative consequences for public safety.

Federal Reserve policymakers are in a tough spot as they meet this week.

Jimmy Lai, 77, sits in solitary confinement in Hong Kong's high-security Stanley Prison.

Last week, the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) came to Washington to once again lobby Congress to overturn a voter-approved ballot initiative.

How many cases does it take before we take notice?

Like many other people in their 20s, I came to Washington full of ambition, wanting to make a career in politics.