Trump, Asked Again About Putin, Suggests U.S. Isn’t ‘So Innocent’
President Trump, asked by an interviewer on Saturday why he respected President Vladimir V. Putin of
Romania Reverses Decision to Weaken Corruption Law
BUCHAREST, Romania — After five straight days of spirited mass protests, and predictions that a half-million or more people might take to the streets on Sunday,
Not ‘Lone Wolves’ After All: How ISIS Guides World’s Terror Plots From Afar
HYDERABAD, India — When the Islamic State identified a promising young recruit willing to carry out an attack in one of India’s major tech hubs, the group made sure to arrange everything down to the bullets he needed to kill victims.
China Assails U.S. Pledge to Defend Disputed Islands Controlled by Japan
BEIJING — China reacted with strong displeasure on Saturday to a promise by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis that the United States would defend two uninhabited islands in the East China Sea that
Argentina’s Trump-Like Immigration Order Rattles South America
BUENOS AIRES — Argentina is so used to celebrating immigration as a cornerstone of society that a 19th-century saying — to govern is to populate — remains in use to this day.
US Justice Dept appeals judge’s halt on Trump’s travel ban
The appeal to restore President Trump’s executive order was filed late on Saturday. The Justice Department also warned that the judge’s decision posed immediate harm to the public, and second-guessed the president’s national security judgment.