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M23 rebels and the FARDC agree to a two-week humanitarian truce proposed by the United States. The positions of the two groups are separated by about 1 kilometre in Matembe. Access to many areas remains difficult for humanitarians.
2024-07-5

President Joe Biden signs the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 to prevent the United States from breaching its debt ceiling.
2023-06-3

Fifteen people are injured by a mass drive-by shooting in Chicago, Illinois, United States.
2022-10-31

The United States surpasses 100,000 daily reported cases for the first time since February 11.
2021-07-30

Tribune Publishing shareholders approve a deal for the sale of nine newspapers, including the "Chicago Tribune", "The Baltimore Sun", and the "New York Daily News", to Alden Global Capital. Alden owns the "Boston Herald", "The Denver Post", and "The San Jose Mercury News" through its Digital First Media chain. With Tribune, Alden will be the second-largest newspaper company in the United States, after Gannett.
2021-05-23

A college admission scheme across the United States results in the indictment of over 50 people including athletic coaches, CEOs, and two Hollywood actresses, accused of using bribery and fraud in order to cheat their children into universities such as Yale and Stanford.
2019-03-12

The United States and Russia reach a deal on Syrian chemical weapons.
2013-09-14

Mexican drug cartel kingpin Benjamín Arellano Félix pleads guilty to racketeering and conspiracy to launder money in the United States.
2012-01-4

Hewlett-Packard (HP), the world's largest computer maker based in the U.S. state of California, pays US$55 million amid allegations it defrauded the United States government.
2010-08-31

Two men imprisoned for nearly eight years in Guantánamo Bay are sent to Algeria and Cape Verde, according to the United States Pentagon, against their will.
2010-07-20