China has quietly built the world’s most powerful maritime industry, and America is finally starting to fight back. This week, the Trump administration allowed steep penalties on Chinese ships calling at U.

Washington: Kim Beazley, the former Labor leader, defence minister and ambassador to the US, urged Anthony Albanese not to rush to secure a meeting with US President Donald Trump, at least until the fate of AUKUS was known.

The US released the two survivors of Thursday’s military strike on a suspected drug vessel in the Caribbean to their home countries of Ecuador and Colombia, President Donald Trump said Saturday.

One woman’s quest to recover more than $50,000 in missing 401(k) money shows the risks in some small retirement plans.

ESPN’s Bill Barnwell, for example, suggested the Bengals send Taylor-Britt to the Seattle Seahawks in exchange for a seventh-round pick and cornerback Noah Igbinoghene:

A mushroom farm in Kenya and fungi-based panels give hope for sustainable building - A large mushroom farm near Nairobi is producing mycelium for building materials that end up as fungi-based panels,

Tension between Indiana University and its student newspaper flared this week with the elimination of the outlet’s print editions and the firing of a faculty adviser, who refused an order to keep news stories out of a homecoming edition.

TAMPA − Could the Bucs be getting heathy at the right time? Rookie receiver Emeka Egbuka, who left last Sunday’s win over the 49ers with a hamstring injury, returned to practice Saturday and could be in play for Monday night’s game in Detroit.

Last Saturday's show was full of star-studded cameos, as former cast member Poehler brought back fellow SNL alumni Tina Fey and Seth Meyers throughout the episode. Fey also made a cameo to impersonate Kristi Noem in the cold open, while Poehler portrayed Pam Bondi.

California will close part of Interstate 5 today after military officials confirmed Saturday that live-fire artillery rounds will be shot over the freeway during a Marine Corps event.

The Voting Rights Act, a landmark law barring discrimination in voting, was a product of the U.S. civil rights era, sought by Nobel Peace Prize recipient Martin Luther King, passed by Congress and signed by Democratic President Lyndon Johnson in 1965.