U.S. sees massive retail closures amid negative economic trends
Thousands of stores are closing across the United States this year, with some citing increased crimes as a reason, but industry experts said crime isn't...
US politicians need to cleanse their hearts of ‘evil’ thoughts: Global Times editorial
In a recent media interview, Mitch McConnell, the US Senate Minority Leader (Republican Party), referred to China, Russia, North Korea and Iran as the "new...
Mexican president urges U.S. to offer “clear definitions” on migration, blockade of Cuba
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday urged the U.S. government to give "clear definitions" on migration and the economic blockade against Cuba, which...
U.S. State Department official resigns in protest of Biden admin’s “blind support” for Israel
A U.S. State Department official working in the bureau that oversees U.S. arms transfer to foreign nations has resigned in protest of the Joe Biden...
Washington is not addicted to fentanyl — but the money behind it
In a daycare center in New York City, one-year-old Nicholas Dominici closed his eyes forever. Three other infants, from eight months to two years old,...
Hearing held on TikTok’s lawsuit against Montana over state ban
A court hearing on social networking platform TikTok's lawsuit against the western U.S. state of Montana over the state's ban on the app was held...
Steve Scalise withdrawing from U.S. House speaker race amid intraparty division
U.S. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise announced Thursday that he is withdrawing from the House speaker race after failing to garner enough support from the...
US’ biased stance risks undermining efforts to defuse Israel-Gaza tension
Despite rising worries that its action may exacerbate the situation and involve additional parties in the Israel-Gaza conflict, the US is reportedly considering sending a...
U.S. mired in wave of strikes fueled by social inequality, inflation
This year saw a record of labor activities in the United States, as recent data showed that at least 453,000 workers have participated in 312...