Piddington residents overwhelmingly backed symbolic independence from the UK, protesting plans to house up to 1,256 asylum seekers nearby there.
Sweden has expelled an Iranian embassy official over alleged conduct deemed incompatible with the Vienna Convention governing diplomatic relations there.
Washington imposed visa restrictions on South Africans accused of supporting race-based discrimination, escalating tensions between the United States and Pretoria.
South Korea and five Central Asian nations have held their first leaders’ summit, adopting a shared vision for long-term cooperation.
Pre-election violence in Cotabato City left four dead and 14 wounded after dual attacks. COMELEC took direct control of local security while authorities launched a full forensic investigation.
Attorneys for the late Sean Grayson have filed a motion to vacate his murder conviction, citing legal principles that abate convictions when defendants die before appeals are exhausted.
A judge has referred Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner to federal prosecutors for investigation amid allegations of misconduct, sparking debate over accountability and reform.
Viral photos claiming widespread US damage from Iranian attacks are largely debunked as misinformation, highlighting the need for verification amidst geopolitical tensions.
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed Canada become the bloc’s first associate member, aiming to strengthen ties in defense, tech, and trade.
A Washington Post analysis shows many GOP candidates are ignoring Trump’s midterm advice, focusing instead on local issues to appeal to moderate voters in swing districts.
An English village held a symbolic vote to leave the UK in protest of migrant housing plans, highlighting tensions between central government policy and local community concerns.
The US is set to approve a $2.8 billion arms package including 60,000 heavy bombs for Israel, sparking debate over strategic support versus humanitarian concerns.
U.S. authorities allege that Russian intelligence officers offered 40,000 to assassinate a target in Washington, D.C., highlighting ongoing espionage threats.
Senator Bill Cassidy rigorously questioned the surgeon general nominee on vaccine policy, highlighting tensions between scientific guidance and public trust in healthcare.
Charlie Kirk’s family has filed a notice of claim alleging that security failures by Utah officials led to his 2025 assassination, paving the way for a wrongful death lawsuit.
A new Marquette Law School Poll shows Democrats expanding their lead to 54% over Republicans’ 41% among likely voters for the upcoming congressional elections.
Donald Trump’s frustration is evident as he faces a series of electoral losses, challenging his influence within the Republican Party and signaling a shift in political momentum.
Tierra Walker’s family is suing Texas AG Ken Paxton, alleging that strict abortion laws and a "culture of fear" prevented life-saving care, leading to her death from preeclampsia.
The 2026 congressional primary season saw record numbers of incumbent departures and defeats, reflecting widespread voter dissatisfaction and a demand for new leadership.
Republican Mike Rogers declined to debate Democrat Abdul El-Sayed on Fox 2, citing format concerns, leaving El-Sayed to present his platform alone.
A federal judge ruled that ICE likely violated the First Amendment by threatening a citizen with prosecution for criticizing the agency, reinforcing protections for free speech.
President Trump’s plan to import foreign beef to lower prices has angered cattle ranchers in red states, who fear it undermines domestic producers and their livelihoods.
A lifelong Democrat expresses shame in her party after her son was killed by an undocumented immigrant, highlighting the emotional impact of immigration policy debates.
Missouri Republicans are asking a federal court to block a public referendum on their congressional map, following a state Supreme Court order allowing the vote.