Hours after telling reporters they would be allowed to cover President Donald Trump's first re-election fundraiser in Washington on Wednesday, the White House abruptly switched course, closing the event to media in a break from past precedent.

South Korean companies say they plan to import more American shale gas and build new factories in the U.S. as the two countries' leaders prepare to hold summit talks in Washington.

US President Donald Trump has attacked The Washington Post and Amazon on Twitter, arguing that the online retailer was not paying "internet taxes."

South Korean President Moon Jae-in arrives in Washington Wednesday for a four-day visit that will include top-level talks with President Donald Trump and is expected to be dominated by concerns over North Korea's growing nuclear threat. (June 28)

South Korean President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump are set to meet in Washington on Thursday for the first time, a highly anticipated summit.

Caitriona Perry is a Washington correspondent and US bureau chief for RTE News-Ireland.

A cardinal that is in charge of the Vatican's finances was charged by Australian police on Thursday with multiple sexual offenses, according to The Washington Post. In one of the most significant cases against a high-ranking leader in the Catholic Church, Cardinal George Pell will face charges of "historical sexual assault offenses," according to the Australian criminal justice system's term for offenses committed in the past, said Victoria Police Deputy Commissioner Shane Patton. Victoria police said they notified Pell's legal representation that he was charged and needs to appear in court on July 18. Patton also said that Pell will get no preferential treatment and will be the same as any...

South Korean President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump are set to meet in Washington on Thursday for the first time, an early test of their relationship following several differences over key policies.

A re-election fundraising event at his hotel in Washington raises fears about conflicts of interest.

The president called the newspaper Bezos owns, the Washington Post "FAKE NEWS" and linked to an accusation that Amazon doesn't pay internet taxes