US Justice Department opposes disclosure of affidavit on Trump's house raid

The Justice Department said it can unseal other documents tied to the search but is against the disclosure of the affidavit itself.

Assange lawyers, journalists sue CIA for spying on them

Two American attorneys and journalists allege that the CIA violated their US constitutional protections for confidential discussions with Assange, saying the Wikileaks founder's right to a fair trial has been tainted.

Republicans intensify calls to see affidavit justifying Trump's house raid

Republicans are calling for the disclosure of detailed information which persuaded a federal judge to issue a search warrant. The information may disclose sources and details about the nature of the documents and other classified information.

‘Bullet Train’ tops for second week as ticket sales slow down to a trickle

Sony's "Bullet Train" held the top spot for the second week running in the North American box office during a relatively flat mid-August period of moviegoing.

Five dead and 15 wounded after gunfire erupts in Ecuador’s port city

Officials blamed organised crime for the violence on Sunday in the city of Guayaquil.

Controversial author Salman Rushdie off ventilator

The author will likely survive the wounds he received in an attack in New York.

US tells India its ship rerouted Russia-linked fuel to New York

Indian ship earlier this year picked up oil in mid-seas from Russian tanker, got it refined in western Gujarat state and then took the output to New York, says a top Indian central banker, adding "that's the way war works."

'Drug gangs' in Mexico border cities burn vehicles, set blockades

Dozens of vehicles torched in multiple cities as gang violence hits the North American country third time in week.

Salman Rushdie remains in hospital after New York stabbing

The author of The Satanic Verses remains in hospital after suffering serious injuries from an attack carried out by 24-year-old Hadi Matar, who is under police investigation.

Moscow: Any US seizure of Russian assets will permanently damage ties

The head of the North American Department at the Russian foreign ministry also said Russia warned the US that diplomatic ties would be badly damaged and could even be broken if Russia was declared a state sponsor of terrorism.

US to boost Taiwan trade, conduct 'standard air and maritime transits'

A new trade plan will be unveiled within days, while US forces will transit the Taiwan Strait in the next few weeks, according to Kurt Campbell, White House coordinator for Asia-Pacific issues.

Colombia's largest remaining rebel force, government to restart peace talks

Colombian government officials have met with members of the National Liberation Army in Havana, where they have been based since 2018.