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Trump to Be First Foreign Leader to Meet Japan's New Emperor: White House

US President Donald Trump and his wife Melania will be the first foreign state guests to visit Japan and meet with Crown Prince Naruhito after his elevation to emperor, the White House said Thursday.

Trump's Plan of Sending Immigrants to Sanctuary Cities Under Review: White House

US President Donald Trump's possible plan of sending undocumented immigrants to sanctuary cities is undergoing a "complete and thorough review," according to White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders.

Belgian Malinois Dogs That Guard White House Inducted into MP Police Dog Squad

Belgian Malinois dogs which guard the White House and were a part of the team that eliminated Osama bin Laden, have been inducted in Madhya Pradesh Police Dog Squad.

Ivanka Trump Promotes Women's Empowerment in Ethiopia

Far from the din of Washington, Ivanka Trump toured businesses run by women in Ethiopia on Sunday while promoting a White House global economic program for women.

Man Tries to Set Himself on Fire Outside White House

In another incident last year, a woman apparently suffering from mental disorders crashed her vehicle into one of the security barricades that protect the presidential residence.

2020 Hopeful Kamala Harris Says She Owns Gun for Protection

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris says she owns a gun and called it a "false choice" that the only two gun control options are complete, unrestricted access or a desire to seize everyone's guns.

Moon Jae-in, Donald Trump Meet in Wake of North Korea Summit Failure

Trump will give Moon and his wife Kim Jung-sook the red carpet treatment at the White House before talks in the Oval Office.

Kim Kardashian is Studying Law to Become an Attorney and We are Struggling to Keep Up

Kardashian has been apprenticing at a San Francisco law firm since last year and hopes to pass her exams by 2022.

Donald Trump Says India One Of The Highest Taxing Nations In The World

Trump said his administration is fixing broken trade deals to protect the American workers.

Trump to Meet China's Top Trade Negotiator at the White House

President Donald Trump is set to meet with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He on Thursday, officials said, signalling that a deal to end a tariff battle between the two countries may be close.

US, S. Korea Intend to Keep Momentum of Talks: S. Korea Minister

South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha on Sunday said both Seoul and Washington intend to maintain the momentum of the US-North Korea talks.

US, China to Hold Talks on Trade Dispute Next Week

The United States and China are expected to meet next week in Washington to further discuss the trade deal, announced US Treasury Secrerary Steven Mnuchin on Friday (local time).

Do You Know How to Cook? Student Asks Priyanka, She Says 'loves To'

Bringing down the soaring political temperature, Congress' star campaigner Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, amidst a light-hearted conversation here shared that she "loves to cook."

Trump Signs Order to Start Delayed Construction of Keystone XL Pipeline

US President Donald Trump on Friday (local time) signed a presidential order to initiate construction of the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline with a facility in Montana.

Trump to Meet S Korean President Moon Next Month

United States President Donald Trump will meet his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in for a summit on April 11 at the White House, amidst an impasse with North Korea on denuclearisation following the Hanoi summit held recently.

SKorean President to Visit White House on Apr 11

US President Donald Trump will host his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in at the White House on April 11, according to an official announcement.

'Trump Exaggerated His Assets, Hid His Debts'

US President has exaggerated his assets hid his debts in order to have a good impression over business partners, reports The Washington Post.

Venezuelans Search for Water as New Blackouts Hit Nationwide

More power outages hit Venezuela on Wednesday after the nation's worst blackouts earlier this month, knocking out water pumps and forcing some Caracas residents to spend hours searching for bottled water in the few shops that were open or to fill up containers at springs in the city's hills.