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This late-hour atrocity determination is an encouragement to the Biden administration to stand by the voiceless facing atrocities in Xinjiang, as well as a charge to a divided U.S. Congress to unify over the need to help those who can’t help themselves.

The new strain has been detected in multiple countries around the world.

Most Americans believe they have achieved or could achieve the American dream. In polls that ask people to define the dream in their own words, freedom tends to come at or near the top, the accumulation of great wealth at or near the bottom.

Not even a global pandemic could stave off 140% gains for the tech-heavy Nasdaq.

After four years of the Trump administration's well-known "one-in, two-out" campaign to streamline federal regulation, here's a look at where things concluded.

Navy plans for the surface fleet are too complicated, out of sync with political realities, and suspect given recurrent missteps.

Hours before the new administration takes over, Trump Administration recognizes the alleged atrocities against the Uyghurs in Xinjiang as genocide. This determination of genocide comes after several reports of egregious human rights violations against the ethno-religious minority group in China.

77% of Americans polled believe things today are going poorly, a sentiment that generates rare bipartisan support.

The government's botched rollout of the coronavirus vaccine stands out as Exhibit A in the argument against more government control over our health care.

Bill Browder, the U.S. financier who took on the Kremlin a decade ago, says sanctions on Putin’s closest billionaire “oligarchs” is the only way to hold Russia accountable.

As we grapple with the reality that prejudice, structural racism, and implicit bias still exist in our society today, we must remember that it was Dr. King who made clear that each one of us has the power to be a compelling agent for change.

The report identified countries most at risk for new mass killings in 2020 or 2021. Topping the list is, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Democratic Republic of the Congo. Furthermore, several countries have been consistently rated as high-risk over multiple years, including Yemen, South Sudan and Sudan.

Danielle Jaymes, general manager of Poway Weapons & Gear, sold a shipment of 192 Glock 19s in a week, she said, and 9mm ammunition is so popular that she rations purchases to 100 rounds per day.

Since the 1980s, promoting democracy has remained a basic tenet of U.S. foreign policy. But following the Capitol Hill riot, many question whether Washington can continue to promote democracy abroad given the need to fix its institutions at home. One expert explains why America needs to do both.

Beijing may soon realize 2016-2020 was a golden era for getting a leg up on a U.S. shooting its economy in the foot.

A recent illegal fishing squabble revealed serious Russian—as well as Chinese—discomfort at the ongoing proliferation of fast-moving, collaborative maritime surveillance networks in the Pacific, the Antarctic and beyond.

The untaxed Adelson was the personification of economic growth