More than a fourth of Americans --26 percent—said the US is not the best country to live in, up 12 points from 2015.

After nearly 20 years of deployment, with the second largest contingent of troops after the United States, Germany has evacuated its forces from Afghanistan, calling the withdrawal “the end of a historic chapter”, with the coalition of the willing no longer willing and pulling out its forces one by one.

Former US president Donald Trump has once again attacked his successor Joe Biden, calling him “the most unpatriotic president in American history.”

EU countries have reopened their borders to Americans who are vaccinated or test negative for COVID-19, but the United States has not reciprocated.

George Floyd's brother says the 22-1/2-year sentence issued for former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is a "slap on the wrist."

A spate of mass shootings overnight across three states has stoked fears that the United States could be headed for a violent summer as COVID-19 restrictions ease.

US President Joe Biden will meet with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg at the White House ahead of a NATO summit in Brussels.

While indirect negotiations continue, Washington is attempting to take the upper hand with illogical demands despite the US having unilaterally exited the deal under former US President Donald J Trump.

A good deal of the earnings accrued from US wars goes straight into election campaigns, which in other countries would be considered bribery, but in the United States is relabeled as campaign donations.

Rights advocates warn that the growing conflict between the United States and China is contributing to the rise in anti-Asian sentiments in America.