Page 4 - America

Democracy in America under unprecedented assault, says Joe Biden

In a nationally televised address, Biden said that the scenes of chaos at the Capitol do not reflect the true America

Trump's nomination acceptance speech fails to draw Democrats' support

Donald Trump repeatedly tried to create a sense of urgency about his re-election

Iranian President condemns Floyd's killing, accuses Trump of duplicity

Rouhani in a televised speech said Floyd was killed in the most brutal way

Never Have I Ever: Tales of a desi high school student in a foreign land

The show is a funny, feel-good look at the life of a desi high school student in sunny southern California, based loosely on Kaling's own experiences

America thriving, 'highly respected again' under my watch: Donald Trump

The US president said that under his leadership, jobs are booming, incomes are soaring, poverty is plummeting

Putin's Russia is 20 years old and stronger than ever. or is it?

While Putin has repeatedly ruled out amending the constitution to allow another term, most recently during his annual press conference, no other option for staying in power, if that's what he does

Want America working with allies like India to make world safe: Trump Jr

Trump Jr said it is a "great honour" for him to be with the "incredible" Indian-American community.

Who will take America's place in Asia?

Goodbye Pacific pivot, hello Pacific retreat?

African-American attacks Bhutanese trader, pretends to be white supremacist

Police arrested on Sunday the man allegedly seen on a surveillance video setting fire to the store

The best in America

Of the 25 best-paying jobs covered in the report, 11 are in the tech industry, many in engineering

Making America mediocre again

The US is witnessing a decline in life expectancy for the first time in nearly a quarter century

America is not the greatest country on Earth. it's no. 28

Violence, alcoholism, and obesity pose the biggest risks in the US, but the rest of the world isn't doing much better

Who loves America?

It has been quite a week in politics. On one side, the Democratic National Convention was very much a celebration of America. On the other side, the Republican nominee for president, pressed on the obvious support he is getting from Vladimir Putin, once again praised Putin's leadership, suggested that he is OK with Russian aggression in Crimea, and urged the Russians to engage in espionage on his behalf. And no, it wasn't a joke.I know that some Republicans feel as if they've fallen through the looking glass. After all, usually they're the ones chanting "USA! USA! USA!" And haven't they spent years suggesting that Barack and Michelle Obama hate America, and may even support the nation's enemies? How did Democrats end up looking like the patriots here?But the parties aren't really experiencing a role reversal. President Obama's speech on Wednesday was wonderful and inspiring, but when he declared that "what we heard in Cleveland last week wasn't particularly Republican," he was fibbing