Tisza nominates former Supreme Court head András Baka, a symbolic election expected Tuesday amid Hungary’s political power shift.
The Taliban celebrated five years in power in Afghanistan, marking the anniversary with displays of strength despite international isolation and economic challenges.
Former CIA Director Leon Panetta argued the White House had an ethical duty to inform reporters about a plane swap involving President Trump due to a security threat.
Bulldozing has begun in Big Bend National Park for border barrier construction, raising concerns about environmental impact and national security priorities.
A San Francisco police officer’s typo led to the wrongful and violent arrest of Matthew Ludwig, highlighting issues of police accountability and procedural accuracy.
The Indian government has asked Air India to take responsibility for safety lapses and directed the DGCA to improve pilot drug testing protocols.
Former teacher Sally-Anne Bowen is on trial for alleged sexual offenses against pupils in the 1980s, highlighting issues of safeguarding and historical abuse.
Morocco is working to prevent a new surge of migrant crossings into Ceuta after tens of thousands attempted to cross in late July, highlighting regional migration challenges.
Heidi Beirich, a former SPLC executive, has been charged with fraud in connection with the organization’s use of paid informants within extremist groups.
David Crowley won the Wisconsin Democratic primary for governor in a close race, setting up a November election against Republican Tom Tiffany.
A surprise federal hearing for Luigi Mangione has sparked speculation of a plea deal in the high-profile case involving the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
An Arkansas State Trooper is being sued after a video showed him striking an 18-year-old woman during a traffic stop, sparking debate over use of force.
A viral video shows an ICE agent pointing a gun at a woman in her car in Falls Church, Virginia, sparking debate over use of force and agent conduct.
The NSW ICAC is investigating meetings at a Double Bay pub as part of Operation Rosny, examining links between a property developer and political figures.
Karoline Leavitt, the youngest White House press secretary in history, will step down at the end of August, President Trump announced.
President Trump secretly switched to a military transport aircraft to leave Turkey amid an Iranian threat, with only Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and General Dan Caine accompanying him.
An East African asylum seeker was deported to Equatorial Guinea, a country he had never heard of, highlighting concerns over U.S. "safe third country" policies.
Lawrence Mayor Brian DePena faces charges over alleged misuse of COVID small-business loans for politics and personal tax payments.
Akron, Ohio fired Officer Davon Fields and agreed to pay $4.75 million to the family of Jazmir Tucker.
Canada imposed sanctions on five Iranian officials over actions Canada says supported a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Poland appealed to Starlink after it excluded Poland from Europe roaming, warning Poles were treated as “second-tier customers.”
Recruiters in Russia race to prevent a second mass mobilisation as Ukraine losses rise and pressure on manpower grows.
A source says Canada and the U.S. remain far apart on key terms despite ongoing trade negotiations.
Russia allegedly targeted Moldova with interference efforts aimed at blocking EU-aligned governance and weakening the pro-Western leadership.