AmedicalprofessionalinGuangzhou,Guangdongprovince,whowasdetainedbypolicefromLiangchengcountyintheInnerMongoliaautonomousregionbecausehehadaccusedalocalliquorofb
TheChineseforeignministrysaidithopedthatJapan,wherePrimeMinisterShinzoAbewonre-electiononSunday,willtakepracticalactionstopromotestabilityandimprovementofbilate
QualcommchiefexecutiveSteveMollenkopfsaidonMondaythechipmaker'slegalwarwithAppleisaboutdefendinghiscompany'sbusinessmodel,butpredictedaneventualout-of-courtsett
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Tuesday that it would hear the case that challenges President Barack Obama's executive actions to shield millions of illegal immigrants from deportation.
The White House on Tuesday reiterated its refusal standing to pardon the government information leaker Edward Snowden. Instead, it says, the former contractor should return to the U.S. and "accept the consequences of his actions."
The U.S. Justice Department on Monday asked a Texas federal judge to lift his injunction against U.S. President Barack Obama's immigration executive actions while filing a motion to appeal the judge's preliminary ruling.
The House of U.S. Congress on Thursday voted to bar the executive branch from deferring the deportation of undocumented workers in the country, taking its first direct action against President Barack Obama's executive actions on immigration reform.
U.S. President Barack Obama is to announce executive actions on immigration at 8 p.m. (0100 GMT) Thursday, which are expected to ensure five million illegal immigrants in the country to gain protection from deportation.
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Elias Jaua on Monday announced that they were ordering three American diplomats who were allegedly found to be related to the violent actions that have gripped the country since Feb. 12 to leave Venezuela within 48 hours.
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