U.S. politics

U.S. president lashes his central bank nemesis for not cutting interest rates fast enough.

The American vice president concurs with French sentiment that the continent needs to be militarily independent. 

“I believe, sadly, Russian narratives are prevailing in the U.S.,” the Ukrainian president tells 60 Minutes.

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Trump Jr. previously criticized a Romanian court for canceling the 2024 presidential election.

As stock futures tumbled Sunday, Trump doubled down on his tariff plans.

U.K. prime minister promises to “turbocharge” plans to improve the U.K.’s competitiveness this week.

The company, which exports almost a quarter of its production to the U.S., is pausing shipments in April as it works out longer-term solutions.

Beijing’s counterattack against Donald Trump comes after Wednesday’s wide-ranging measures.

U.S. president says the embezzlement case on which France’s right-wing figurehead was found guilty sounds “like a ‘bookkeeping’ error to me.”

“What are we to believe in about the country that we have admired for so many years?” Mette Frederiksen said Thursday on Trump’s Greenland threat.

His selection had surprised U.S. allies because the lawyer had no significant foreign policy experience.

Key adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump signals he will make the French far-right standard-bearer a new cause célèbre.

Governing body chief says Turnberry is a “challenging” venue — and implied Trump’s position as U.S. president might overshadow any tournament.

U.S. president’s comments come on the heels of diplomatic tensions between Copenhagen and Washington.

But there’s fear in Kyiv that the U.S. president doesn’t care and will lean toward Moscow.

“I think this is premature to discuss the terms of a deal before we have a deal,” Bessent said.

Some military and government officials have expressed concern about the contents of Hegseth’s messages saying he leaked sensitive attack details that were “reckless and dangerous.”

On the eve of a visit from JD Vance and other American officials, Denmark’s PM cautions Greenlanders that President Donald Trump’s interest in Greenland “is not going away.”