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WASHINGTON -- The ratio of leases among electric vehicle sales in the U.S. has risen as high as 90% for some models, as overseas automakers take advantage of a loophole that allows some foreign-made cars to receive the same tax credits as those assembled in America.
WASHINGTON -- The ratio of leases among electric vehicle sales in the U.S. has risen as high as 90% for some models, as overseas automakers take advantage of a loophole that allows some foreign-made cars to receive the same tax credits as those assembled in America.
WASHINGTON -- If former U.S. President Donald Trump returns to the White House, he could call on Japan to increase defense spending beyond the 2% of GDP Tokyo has already promised, said former Defense Secretary Mark Esper, who served under Trump.
WASHINGTON -- Retired U.S. Congressman Paul Ryan sees an end to former President Donald Trump's current grip on the Republican Party, telling Nikkei that it is "not durable, in my book."
WASHINGTON -- Joey Siu, a prominent pro-democracy Hong Kong activist, told Nikkei that she continues to face "worsening harassment and also threats" from China even after moving to the U.S., stressing the global nature of the problem.
WASHINGTON -- A prominent human rights lawyer is urging the U.S. Congress to approve military aid for Ukraine, saying that support is what is needed to prevent more Russian war crimes in the conflict.
NEW YORK -- Among the growing ranks of Chinese migrants crossing into the U.S. from Mexico, some are turning to the asylum system because they are unable to live and work here legally based on their economic struggles alone.
JACUMBA, California -- The number of Chinese migrants detained while attempting to enter the U.S. via Mexico has multiplied, with the desperate economic situation back home a major driver, interviews at a holding encampment in southern California show.