Manitoba’s premier says Americans should leave US alcohol on Canadian shelves if it returns, amid ongoing trade tensions and tariffs.
The United States has imposed fresh sanctions on Hezbollah, highlighting the group’s alleged financial and operational ties to Iran’s government.
Türkiye’s communications chief says the country will continue opposing what he calls Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s genocidal activities in Gaza.
Israel reportedly halted future defense exports and support services to Qatar, signaling a significant policy shift.
An Israeli court has overturned an order barring a left-wing activist from entering a West Bank village amid legal and political tensions.
Hungary’s public news service has resumed broadcasting after Prime Minister Péter Magyar introduced sweeping media reforms, officials say in Budapest.
The United States is reportedly planning to prevent Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas from addressing the United Nations next month’s session.
A poll found most respondents believe Trump's business interests influence policy decisions, fueling ethics debates.
Recent primaries in Florida, Wyoming, and Alaska revealed shifts in voter sentiment, the power of grassroots movements, and the impact of ranked-choice voting. Key lessons include the limits of fundraising and the rise of digital engagement.
Darline Graham admitted during a Senate primary debate that national security is “not her thing.” The remark drew criticism but also highlighted her candor in a race defined by high expectations.
Judge William Sullivan dismissed the jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial early Wednesday due to an "unforeseen circumstance." The reason remains undisclosed to protect the trial's integrity.
Natalie Harp, a key aide to President Trump, worked in the White House for a year without a security clearance. The revelation has sparked debate about protocol and trust in the administration.
Angie Nixon’s surprise victory in the Florida Democratic Senate primary has prompted party leaders to reassess their strategies. The win highlights the growing power of grassroots movements over established fundraising advantages.
Oregon’s protected roadless forests are under pressure from proposals to allow logging and mining. Conservationists warn of ecological damage, while proponents cite economic benefits.
The European Union reaffirmed its support for the International Criminal Court, countering criticisms from U.S. Senator Marco Rubio. The move highlights differing views on international justice and sovereignty.
A 19-year-old undocumented immigrant was arrested for the stabbing death of a woman in Great Falls, Virginia. The suspect, who knew the victim, faces serious criminal charges.
Residents in several states are launching recall efforts against officials who approved data centers. The movement highlights growing tension between tech expansion and local community rights.
Switzerland is changing temporary protection rules, requiring newly arrived Ukrainians to demonstrate compliance with military obligations before receiving assistance.
India and Japan are translating strategic defence commitments into practical cooperation, strengthening military coordination, technology partnerships and regional security efforts.
European Union officials have backed the International Criminal Court amid criticism from US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Washington.
Federal prosecutors cited James Comey’s novel FDR Drive in his trial over a seashell post allegedly threatening Donald Trump. The move blends literary analysis with legal argument in a high-profile case.
Massachusetts police are searching for a possibly armed woman linked to the shooting death of an off-duty officer. The community is on alert as investigators work to locate the suspect.
After losing the Minnesota GOP gubernatorial primary by 11 points, Mike Lindell announced he would personally fund a recount. The move highlights ongoing tensions over election integrity within the party.
Internal warnings about the Reflecting Pool’s peeling epoxy predated the Trump administration’s vandalism claims. Charges were later dropped as evidence pointed to natural wear, not sabotage.