Diane Eastabrook

Why is the so-called coal min­ers’ dis­ease com­ing back to the Unit­ed States?

The In­ter­na­tion­al Mon­e­tary Fund says the tar­iffs tit-for-tat that be­gan last week could end up dam­ag­ing the en­tire glob­al econ­o­my, in­clud­ing the Unit­ed States.

The Hir­sh­horn Mu­se­um in Wash­ing­ton, DC, is ex­hibit­ing let­ters writ­ten to the next gen­er­a­tion of women, in­spired by the glob­al women’s march last year.

Wednes­day marked the first If­tar host­ed by Trump, spark­ing much crit­i­cism from the Mus­lim com­mu­ni­ty.

Some say De­mo­c­ra­t­ic par­ty needs a bold new leader with fresh ideas to see ma­jor wins in up­com­ing US midterm elec­tions.

Eu­ro­pean lead­ers are try­ing to dis­suade US pres­i­dent from with­draw­ing from the nu­clear deal on May 12, warn­ing that such a move could lead to a sig­nif­i­cant de­te­ri­o­ra­tion.

Unit­ed States has an­nounced it is re-es­tab­lish­ing its naval fleet in the At­lantic Ocean amid ris­ing ten­sions with Rus­sia.

It was to be the sec­ond White House Cor­re­spon­dents’ As­so­ci­a­tion din­ner in a row with­out the US pres­i­dent.

All re­main­ing mem­bers of the US Gym­nas­tics board have agreed to step down, af­ter for­mer team doc­tor Lar­ry Nas­sar was jailed for sex­u­al­ly abus­ing fe­male ath­letes.

Michael Wolff, au­thor of the new book, Fire and Fury, is re­fus­ing to back down to le­gal threats from the US pres­i­dent.