Activist Yoseph Haddad reportedly scuffled with a Cali House candidate, escalating tensions during a heated political exchange.
Iran says it will not negotiate with the US until Donald Trump’s term ends in 2029, signaling a hard line.
Australia’s prime minister faces backlash after comments about Japan’s prime minister’s melon gifts, sparking a political and diplomatic backlash.
President Trump admitted that contractor error, not vandalism, caused defects in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovations, leading to ongoing repairs and calls for better oversight.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton owns a cell tower at a Frisco hospital, raising questions about conflicts of interest given his office’s investigations into healthcare providers.
Pete Hegseth is pushing for Pentagon funding during the renaming of a military base after Senator Lindsey Graham, linking symbolic honor with practical defense needs.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s family plans have prompted a look at U.S. presidents who raised newborns in the White House, highlighting the intersection of leadership and parenthood.
Frustrations over Trump-era agricultural policies are heating up the House race in rural Wisconsin’s 3rd District, as farmers reassess their political allegiances based on economic impacts.
President Trump extended a narrowed Jones Act waiver for 90 days, requiring case-by-case reviews for foreign ships transporting goods between U.S. ports to balance energy costs and domestic industry.
Ten Republicans, including Darline Graham, are competing in a special primary to replace the late Senator Lindsey Graham, with Trump’s endorsement influencing the race.
Washington State is extending National Guard deployments until 2029 at a cost of 1.4 billion, sparking debate over fiscal responsibility and the role of military forces in domestic security.
Italian police arrested businessman Valter Lavitola, linked to Silvio Berlusconi, as the alleged mastermind behind a bomb attack on journalist Sigfrido Ranucci.
Albanese won’t apologize for a melon joke about Japan’s Takaichi, calling it an inappropriate demand and fueling political tension.
South Korea says it will not supply Ukraine with weapons or air-defense systems, citing policy boundaries and escalation risks.
A Damascus court sentenced Bashar al-Assad and other figures to death, intensifying legal pressure amid Syria’s continuing conflict.
Zelensky warns Asia that Russia’s war effort depends on North Korea’s support, signaling a critical external lifeline.
Zelensky says North Korea may deploy up to 50,000 troops to Russia, warning of an escalating threat to Ukraine.
A court has sentenced former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia, a new blow to his rule.
Netanyahu rejects Trump’s Gaza proposal, navigating coalition politics, regional pressure, and security calculations in a familiar balancing act
Greenland has issued a strong warning to a U.S. oil firm for setting up drilling equipment without permission, asserting its sovereignty and environmental regulations.
Satirical candidate Count Binface continues his U.K. election run as an "intergalactic space warrior," using humor to critique politics and engage voters.
Media profiles detail the life of Daniel Kinahan, a suspected crime boss extradited to Ireland, tracing his journey from boxing promotion to international wanted status.
Jason Arday, a prominent professor at the University of Cambridge, has resigned amid allegations of plagiarism in his thesis and articles, sparking a debate on academic integrity.
Syria and Russia have agreed to reorganize Moscow’s military presence in Syria, reflecting a mutual dependence for strategic and economic stability.