Yellen says U.S. economic recovery would reverse into recession if debt limit not raised2021-09-20
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Sunday warned that U.S. economic recovery would reverse into recession if Congress fails to swiftly raise the federal debt limit.

Right-wing rally near U.S. Capitol shrinks amid high police alert2021-09-20
Right-wing rally near U.S. Capitol shrinks amid high police alert

U.S. details vaccine efficacy, plans use of booster shot against wildness of COVID-192021-09-19
The United States has kept on pushing through federal requirements of broad vaccination by highlighting the efficacy of its three authorized COVID-19 vaccines, while planning to narrow the use of a booster shot only to old people and those who work at high risk.

U.S. military admits drone strike in Kabul killed 10 civilians2021-09-18
The U.S. military admitted on Friday that a U.S. drone strike in late August in Kabul of Afghanistan killed as many as 10 civilians, including 7 children.

Booster shot debated as U.S. struggles against COVID-19 with vaccination plan2021-09-18
Booster shot debated as U.S. struggles against COVID-19 with vaccination plan

Safety measures taken around U.S. Capitol prior to weekend right-wing rally2021-09-17
Hundreds of protesters are expected to attend a right-wing rally in Washington, D.C., on Saturday in support of people who were arrested after the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

Mexico's president urges end to "perverse" U.S. sanctions against Cuba2021-09-17
Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Thursday again urged Washington to end its more than half-century trade embargo against Cuba, calling the decades-old sanctions policy "perverse."

SpaceX launches 1st space tourism mission2021-09-16
American private space company SpaceX launched its first civilian space tourism mission named as Inspiration4 on Wednesday night from Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

U.S. condemns DPRK missile launches, calls for dialogue2021-09-16
The United States on Wednesday condemned ballistic missile launches by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), calling on Pyongyang to engage in meaningful dialogue with Washington.

Vaccination efforts geared up in U.S. as COVID-19 kills 1 in 500 Americans2021-09-16
Vaccination efforts geared up in U.S. as COVID-19 kills 1 in 500 Americans

U.S. trade coalition urges Biden administration to end "misguided trade war" as tariffs hurt businesses2021-09-15
Americans for Free Trade, a coalition of more than 150 industry associations that are united in the fight against tariffs, on Tuesday urged the Biden administration to end the "misguided trade war" initiated by the previous administration as tariffs continue to hurt American businesses across the country.

U.S. COVID-19 mandate plan wins support, doctor presses for children's vaccines2021-09-15
The U.S. federal government's latest COVID-19 vaccination mandates have won support in a recent poll and the country's top pediatrician has called for medical agencies to accelerate approval of vaccines for children, as the pandemic's Delta variant keeps on victimizing unvaccinated Americans.

U.S. proposes tariff-rate-quota system to resolve steel tariff dispute with EU: media2021-09-11
The United States has submitted an initial offer to the European Union (EU) that involves a tariff-rate-quota system to resolve a three-year dispute over steel imported from the bloc, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing a person familiar with the situation.

True number of U.S. COVID-19 cases likely over 100 mln by end of 2020: study2021-09-09
The true number of U.S. COVID-19 cases by the end of 2020 was likely more than 100 million, said a new study by researchers at Columbia University.