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White House National Security Council Spokesperson John Kirby said Nancy Pelosi has the right to visit Taiwan despite warnings by China. Kirby told reporters on Monday, the Biden administration is fully committed to the One China Policy negotiated by former President Jimmy Carter.

GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., tweeted at Dr. Anthony Fauci Friday, suggesting the infectious disease doctor take a look at the border. "Paging Dr. Fauci:" the tweet read, "You need to go to the southern border and witness in person the biggest super spreader event in the...

The Chinese state media released Beijing's supposed plan of invading Taiwan, which has sparked concerns in Japan and South Korea. British Newspaper The Sun cited a Chinese propaganda outlet on Monday reporting Beijing's plants to invade and defeat Taiwan in three steps.

The faceoff for New York City mayor has solidified after one Democrat candidate emerged as a winner On Tuesday, Brooklyn Borough President and former New York Police Department Captain Eric Adams clinched the Democrat primary, beating the second place challenger Kathryn Garcia by just nearly 8,500 votes.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken faced tough questions from Afghan evacuees after Joe Biden's failure to secure stability and freedom in Afghanistan. During a meeting in Qatar on Tuesday, members of the Afghan all-female robotics team asked Blinken what the Biden administration planned to do to address human rights violations by the Taliban.

China formally amended its laws to allow families to have up to three children ahead of an impending demographic crisis that's had a major effect on the nation's economy. The Chinese legislature amended its restrictive Population and Family Planning Law on Friday amid a major decline in working age citizens of the communist nation.

Multiple civil rights groups have sued Texas Governor Greg Abbott for implementing a directive to investigate parents who offer gender-affirming care to transgender children. One America's Christina Bobb has more from Washington

Major companies including Amazon, Google, and Netflix signed a statement released Wednesday opposing "any discriminatory legislation" that makes it harder for people to vote. Warren Buffet, BlackRock, Starbucks, and...

A shooting in Washington, D.C Saturday night has left three people injured outside the Nationals baseball stadium.

The Georgia lawmaker who was arrested after knocking on the door of the governor's office as he made televised comments in support of the sweeping, controversial new election law he'd just signed will not be charged, a prosecutor said Wednesday.Rep. Park Cannon, an Atlanta...