Amid increased tensions between the two superpowers, the US State Department has issued a formal warning for US citizens in China. It said Americans may face deportation or detention without explanation.

A new survey has found that Americans and Germans have notably different perspectives on their partnership. Germans feel less enthusiastic about the US — and crave more independence from Washington.

Americans are feeling lonelier than ever 45% of respondents in a survey from Fox News say they do not share a deep connection with anyone in their lives. That same group adds that they only fantasize about it. Of 692 Americans polled, 30% say they are not happy about being unable to open up to family and friends.

White House National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster said on Saturday that North Korea's nuclear efforts were the 'greatest immediate threat' to the United States and added that Americans should not feel afraid to attend the Winter Olympics in South Korea.

South Korea's President Moon Jae-in says North Korea should swiftly return South Koreans and Americans detained in the reclusive nation.

As details of plans to repeal and replace Obamacare emerge, Republican lawmakers expect to see fewer Americans covered by health insurance, while the idea of the Affordable Care Act becomes more popular with citizens.

Bloomberg Politics' Kevin Cirilli reports on the U.S. transition of power.

The tiny population of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, is among the first to vote on the day Americans decide who will be president.

Obama pays tribute to the victims of the 9/11 attacks during a ceremony at the Pentagon and says 'together, there is nothing we Americans cannot overcome.'

NRA-ILA's Executive Director Chris Cox says Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will defend Americans' right to bear arms 'regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation.'

President Obama urges Americans not to see the country as being riven into opposing groups, seeking to soothe raw emotions after a "painful" week of deadly shootings.

President Barack Obama speaks at a news conference about the fatal shootings of two black men by police officers in Minnesota and Louisiana.