House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she wants to know if President Trump was briefed on the alleged Russian bounty on US troops “and if not, why not.”
Author: Deirdre Shesgreen, USA TODAY
‘I have been living a nightmare,’ mother says as Iran releases American Navy veteran Michael White
White had been granted a medical furlough and transferred to Swiss custody in Tehran after he contracted COVID-19 in an Iranian prison in March.
‘Shocking moment’: Australian minister seeks probe of US police hitting reporter covering White House protest
In the incident – carried live on Australian TV – a federal officer can be seen slamming his shield into the cameraman and then punching the reporter.
Prisoners are given a ‘face mask and an onion’: Americans detained abroad face new threat amid pandemic
The Trump administration is using the coronavirus pandemic to ratchet up pressure on foreign governments to release Americans detained abroad.
Pompeo to resume travel with a tightly controlled visit to Israel, as pandemic continues to grip the world
The Secretary of State’s visit is likely to focus less on COVID-19 than on Israel’s controversial plans to annex parts of the West Bank.
Senate fails to override Trump’s veto of Iran war resolution that would have curbed his ability to launch a strike
President Trump called the war powers measure “very insulting” and slammed Republicans who supported the effort to curb his military authority.
Trump says he’s seen evidence coronavirus came from Chinese lab. US intelligence agencies say it was not man-made
U.S. intelligence agencies will continue to examine whether the virus originated in animals or if it was was accidentally released by a Chinese lab.
‘A near impossibility’: Experts doubt North Korea’s claim of zero coronavirus cases
Experts say there’s evidence of at least a small-scale COVID-19 outbreak in North Korea. And some fear Kim Jong Un’s lockdown could spark a famine.
‘War and disease travel together’: Why the pandemic push for a global cease-fire is gaining ground
The Trump administration has objected to provisions in a global cease-fire resolution. The U.N. Security Council could vote on it as early as this week.
Kim Jong Un ‘alive and well,’ South Korean official says amid new reports North Korean leader is ill
Speculation about Kim’s health began to swirl after the North Korea leader failed to attend the April 15 celebration of his grandfather’s birthday.