Tornadoes in US: Before and after satellite images show massive destruction

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear revealed a grim reality of the region that was left devastated after powerful tornadoes ripped through at least six states in the US late Friday and early Saturday.

US: 'Our morgues aren't big enough,' says Kentucky governor as death toll rises after powerful tornadoes

Read the latest information on devastating tornadoes in the United States, UK's warning to Russia over Ukraine situation, Julian Assange's partner revealed that the Wikileaks founder suffered a stroke.

Top 10 world news: G7 warns Russia over Ukraine, tornado survivors tell horrifying experiences, and more

Rescue teams are working in a desperate search for survivors in the aftermath of devastating tornadoes in the United States that left at least 83 people dead and dozens still missing.

'It looks like a bomb has exploded': Survivors tell horrifying experiences of 'deadliest' tornadoes in US

The US has now decided to impose human rights sanctions on China for its atrocities in the Xinjiang province. US authorities have also marked the SenseTime group in the economic blacklist.

United States imposes human rights sanctions on China

A few days before President Joe Biden’s Summit for Democracy, a virtual meeting of more than 100 countries that opened Thursday, the Chinese foreign ministry released a stinging report about the American democratic system.

Biden rallies global democracies as US hits a 'rough patch'

A cyber attack has caused a cream cheese shortage in the United States. The cybersecurity of the biggest cheese manufacturer in the country, Schreiber Foods in Wisconsin, has been compromised.

United States: Cyber attack causes cream cheese shortage as Christmas nears

The House on Thursday passed a package of constraints on presidential power, which Democrats framed as a response to Donald Trump’s norm-busting presidency and Republicans unanimously opposed for the same reason.

House approves post-Trump curbs on presidential power

The United States authorities on Friday (December 10) have won a bid in London's High Court to have Wikileaks founder Julian Assange extradited from the United Kingdom to the US to face criminal charges.

United States wins appeal over extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange

New York Justice Department officials on Monday (December 6) said that a renowned art collector, based in the United States, has returned 180 works of precious art and antiquities stolen from around the world.

Billionaire Michael Steinhardt, prominent collector of ancient artefacts, surrenders $70m of stolen art

Days after US president Joe Biden spoke to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin over the escalating conflict with Ukraine, there seems to be no change in the status quo.

Biden talks to Ukraine president, reaffirms support | Russia-Ukraine Tensions

California will soon enact the largest mandatory residential food waste recycling program in the US in January, an effort designed to cut down on organic waste and reduce the state’s methane emissions, locals welcome the move.

United States tackles food waste with largest recycling program

The US military has announced that it has completed its transition from a combat mission in Iraq to one meant to “advise, assist and enable” Iraqi forces that are battling the remnants of the Islamic State.

US Announces End to Combat Mission in Iraq, now takes advisory role

The president of the United States has commenced his ambitious democracy summit, it's a two-day long virtual affair with leaders from over 100 democracies logging in for their speeches. On day one, Joe Biden called on countries to make concrete commitments to reaffirm their democratic values.

United States: Joe Biden vows to make govt carbon neutral by 2050

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has said that it is discussing with Tesla its decision to replace cameras in some US vehicles.

Tesla to replace cameras in some US vehicles

Search for the 22-year-old college student, Kyle Clinkscales, who went missing in 1976, appears to have ended on a sombre note. The authorities in the United States have found the car in which Clinkscales was last seen.

What happened to Kyle Clinkscales? Car of US student missing since 1976 found with 'human remains'

In a move to lower emissions and promote electric cars, the US government plans to end purchases of gas-powered vehicles by 2035 in a move to lower emissions and promote electric cars under an executive order signed by President Joe Biden.

US government to go electric by 2035, move aims to lower emissions, promote EVs

Bad news for those workers who were protesting against a US-based multinational food manufacturing company Kellogg's as it announced that it is permanently replacing most of 1,400 workers who went on strike over a new system that cuts workers' pay and benefits.

Kellogg's permanently replacing most of 1,400 workers who were striking as contract is rejected

Pakistan has decided not to attend a US-led democracy summit, saying Islamabad is in contact with Washington on multiple issues and "we can engage on this subject at an opportune time in the future."

'Will engage some other time,' Pakistan decides to skip US 'democracy summit'

US president Joe Biden and Russian president Vladimir Putin had a 'useful' meeting that allowed leaders to talk about the ongoing conflict over Ukraine. Joe Biden has further warned of strong response to its Russian counterpart.

Joe Biden vows strong response over Ukraine crisis with Russia

Donald Trump’s plan to launch “Truth Social”, a special purpose acquisitions backed social media company, early next year may have hit a roadblock after US regulators issued a request for information on the deal on Monday.

New trouble for Trump's 'Truth Social', Federal & Wall street regulators launch probe

The Biden administration has announced a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing winter Olympics, the White House has said that no official delegation will be send to games amid China's record of human rights.

United States announces diplomatic boycott of Beijing winter Olympics

United States is marking the 80th anniversary of the Japanese attack on the US naval base in Pearl Harbor today. A memorial ceremony was held at Pearl Harbor on a rainy Monday evening. The Utah ceremony honored the 58 servicemen who died aboard the battleship USS Utah. Members of the U.S. Navy, veterans, friends, and family were present at the site. Several events will be organised by the National Park Service and the U.S. Navy to mark the day.

United States: 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack

OPEC and its allies agreed to stick to their existing policy of monthly oil output increases despite fears that a US release from crude reserves and the new Omicron coronavirus variant would lead to a fresh oil price rout.

OPEC+ agrees to go ahead with oil output rise

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