
A Change of Heart: Fetterman on the Filibuster
Senator John Fetterman admitted that Democrats were "horribly wrong" to try eliminating the Senate filibuster, signaling a shift in perspective on legislative procedure.

Senator John Fetterman admitted that Democrats were "horribly wrong" to try eliminating the Senate filibuster, signaling a shift in perspective on legislative procedure.

NBA star Kyle Kuzma criticized NYC Council member Zohran Mamdani for "cosplaying" as a national leader after Mamdani’s push for Netanyahu’s arrest failed.

A Trump administration official’s candid admission about the complexities of the Iran conflict drew immediate criticism, highlighting tensions between transparency and strategic messaging.

Democratic socialist Sarah Lloyd is gaining traction in the crowded Wisconsin governor’s race, offering a progressive alternative focused on working-class needs.

An ordinary protester in Delhi became an accidental hero by standing firm against police during agricultural reforms protests, sparking national debate on civil rights.

Sentencing resumes for Colt Gray, the Apalachee High School shooter, as families seek justice and the court considers juvenile liability and mental health factors.

Angie Craig and Peggy Flanagan debated voter fraud and immigration in a Minnesota Senate primary, highlighting differing approaches to security and inclusivity.

The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow an executive order curtailing mail-in voting, following lower court blocks based on constitutional concerns.

The Gordie Howe International Bridge has opened between Detroit and Windsor, overcoming previous attempts by the Trump administration to block it amid trade tensions.

A Secret Service agent and two others were charged in a near-fatal hazing incident involving a University of Miami student who suffered kidney failure.

Arizona State Senator Mark Finchem, known for challenging the 2020 election results, is running for Secretary of State, sparking debate over electoral integrity and trust.

President Trump ordered new signage at Smithsonian exhibits to provide "balanced perspectives," sparking debate over political interference in historical interpretation.

President Trump defended his tariff policies in Michigan, despite reports from local businesses that the measures have increased costs and disrupted supply chains.

President Trump has demanded that the Senate cancel its August recess until it passes a controversial voting bill, creating tension with Majority Leader John Thune.

Renewed military exchanges between the United States and Iran are complicating diplomatic efforts, increasing regional tensions while raising concerns over security, trade, and long-term stability.

Senior U.S. defense officials testified before the Senate as tensions with Iran intensified, with lawmakers examining military strategy, regional security, and the broader implications of an expanding conflict.

Andy Burnham's first day as UK prime minister featured cabinet reshuffles, unexpected appointments, and an early focus on easing living-cost pressures while setting the direction of his new government.

Gazans reacted to Hamas's election of Khalil al-Hayya with mixed emotions, as many said their greatest hope remains peace, security, and the chance to rebuild everyday life.

Rahul Gandhi's detention during expanding demonstrations has intensified attention on India's growing protest movement, highlighting wider debates over governance, public dissent, and democratic participation.

Zohran Mamdani's remarks about arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have intensified debate over international law while highlighting divisions within the U.S. Democratic Party.

An exclusive report says Iran privately proposed a 10-day ceasefire during intense U.S. strikes, though the reported initiative has not been publicly confirmed by all parties.

The Pentagon says nearly 100 U.S. service members have been injured during recent Iranian retaliatory attacks as regional military tensions continue to intensify.

India's youth-led "Cockroach" movement says it will continue protesting after clashes with police, demanding education reform and accountability following the national exam paper leak scandal.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham used his first Cabinet meeting to prioritize easing Britain's cost-of-living pressures, beginning with a planned VAT cut on household electricity bills.