Americas
US Democratic lawmaker escorted from House chamber during Trump's address
Al Green was holding a white sign saying 'Black people aren’t apes'
US Democratic lawmaker escorted from House chamber during Trump's address
Al Green was holding a white sign saying 'Black people aren’t apes'
Canada urges citizens in western Mexico to stay indoors as flights resume
Travel only when safe, go to airport only if flight is confirmed, Foreign Minister Anita Anand tells nationals as local flights resume following days of cartel-linked violence
Open-source data indicates more than 300 US military aircraft deployed to CENTCOM
Hundreds of US military aircraft remain on standby as indirect talks between US and Iran set for Thursday
US sanctions Russian firm for acquiring, distributing US government cyber tools
Treasury Department says at least 8 proprietary tools stolen from US company, sold to unauthorized user
US lawmakers say Justice Department 'appears to have' withheld Epstein files related to Trump
'Covering up direct evidence of a potential assault by the President of the United States is the most serious possible crime in this White House cover up,' says Representative Robert Garcia
CIA urges Iranians to reach out as tensions between US, Iran hit fever pitch
US spy agency offers detailed instructions on how Iranians can reach out with 'information or skills of interest to our organization'