Politics
Legal Experts Question Pentagon Over Fired General’s Leaked Polygraph Data
Attorneys warn that the disclosure of Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia's failed polygraph tests may violate federal privacy laws…
Yair Golan Meets Mansour Abbas to Form New Israeli Government
Israeli Democrats leader Yair Golan is pushing for a coalition to replace Benjamin Netanyahu after his bloc failed…
DOJ Issues Subpoenas in Alaska Senate Ballot Probe
The Justice Department is investigating alleged efforts to recruit a candidate sharing a name with Alaska's Republican incumbent…
Two Dan Sullivans on Alaska Senate Ballot Spark Intense Election Controversy
A retired teacher sharing the same name as GOP Senator Dan Sullivan has triggered legal and political uproar…
Justice Department Accelerates Probe Into Alaska Senate Campaign Tactics
Federal prosecutors have issued dozens of subpoenas following reports of an alleged effort to confuse Alaska voters by running a candidate with a similar name to…
Israeli Political Blocs Dismiss Surge in Palestinian Voter Turnout
Despite a historic 80 percent turnout from Palestinian citizens, Israeli mainstream political parties continue to reject their mandate, labeling the vote as illegitimate.
Faith and Family Scrutiny Define Michigan Senate Race
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed faces intense questions regarding his background as he campaigns to become the nation's first Muslim U.S. senator.
Andy Burnham Aims for Urgent Welfare Bill Reductions
Andy Burnham pledges to cut the welfare bill as quickly as possible amid criticism over a lack of reform details in the latest Budget.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Fires Top Military Planner Over Leak Allegations
Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia was dismissed following an Air Force investigation into the alleged mishandling of classified data regarding Iran and Ukraine.
Treasury Denies Commitment to Cut Benefits Bill Before Next Election
The Treasury has moved to clarify Chancellor John Healey’s comments, stating there is no firm promise to reduce the national benefits bill before the next general…
Pentagon Reports US Iran War Costs Hit $47.1 Billion
With the November 3 midterm elections approaching, new Pentagon data shows the war in Iran has cost taxpayers at least $47.1 billion, impacting President Trump's approval…
New Senate Polls Show Democrats Within Striking Distance of Majority
Polling in four pivotal states reveals a shifting midterm landscape, with Democrats leading in Michigan and Texas while Maine and Kansas remain deadlocked.
Democrats Behind Rival Candidate to Confuse Alaska Voters, Reports Say
A recent investigation reveals Democratic operatives helped recruit a spoiler candidate named Dan J. Sullivan to challenge GOP Senator Dan Sullivan in Alaska.
Israeli Election Deadlock: Netanyahu and Eisenkot Struggle to Form Majority
Following high voter turnout, projections show both main blocs falling short of a governing majority, as Palestinian parties record significant gains.
Chancellor John Healey Unveils Budget With £100 Energy Bill Support
In his debut budget, Chancellor John Healey announced £100 in energy support for millions, funded by a bank profit tax, while facing criticism from opposition leader…
Flavio Bolsonaro Flees to Miami After Election Defeat
Brazil's far-right senator has traveled to the United States following his presidential run-off loss, as investigations and political shifts loom in his home country.
Ted Cruz Labels Democratic Senate Candidate a Jihadist Leprechaun
Republican Senator Ted Cruz has intensified attacks against Michigan Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed, repeatedly alleging ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, claims the candidate has firmly rejected.
Chris Mason: Budget Unveils Flotilla of Small Measures
Chancellor John Healey has presented a cautious Budget featuring numerous targeted policy shifts while avoiding broad rate hikes.
Will Israeli opposition ally with Arab parties against Netanyahu?
Exit polls indicate Arab-led parties could hold 17 seats in the Knesset, potentially handing a majority to Gadi Eisenkot's bloc if they form an alliance.
Israel Election Leaves Both Blocs Short Of Majority
With neither major bloc securing a majority in Israel's election, political parties face a difficult decision over relying on Arab allies or returning to the polls.
