The US president is trying to lay the groundwork for a bipartisan vote
Biden administration officials failed to persuade the independent agency to buy climate-friendly electric vehicles
UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres says if Russia invades Ukraine ‘the world could see a scale and severity of need unseen for many years’
Cuba’s foreign ministry said the US, Havana’s long-time rival, had ramped up threats against Putin, aggravating the crisis
White House says Russia has started an invasion of Ukraine with troop deployment to two breakaway regions
Government chided for not doing enough to stem deforestation as there have been more than 300 forest fires since mid-December
Drivers and thousands of demonstrators have turned the streets around parliament into a party zone
Harvests and mining in parts of Brazil under threat amid extreme rainfall
Minutes show officials are on alert for persistent inflation that would justify a faster pace of tightening
Financial firms want staff in one place, but government departments stick with a more flexible regime
US president warns the US has not yet verified the Kremlin’s claims that it is removing some troops from the border areas
The accounting firm says it no longer stands by the annual financial statements it prepared for the Trump Organization
Juan Orlando Hernandez says he's ready to hand himself over after scores of police officers surround his home
Alberta and Manitoba border posts blocked by trucks and tractors
Birds in the affected flocks have been quarantined and will be killed
The early signs of moderation from the front-runner in this year’s election have turned some investors bullish on Brazil
Canada’s protesters were opposed to vaccine mandates, but some had other reasons for being there, including concerns about inequality
Police make several arrests and clear protesters after the blockade of the land border crossing choked supply chains
Police say they are dealing with sophisticated demonstrators blocking vital US-Canada border crossings and dealing a blow to the economy
Department of homeland says protests could begin on February 13, when the Super Bowl is played in Los Angeles
