Politics
Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany Hospitalized After Emergency Water Landing on Lake Wausau
Representative Tom Tiffany sustained minor injuries Saturday night after his plane experienced a power loss and landed in…
Republican Candidate Jim Marchant Pushes Radical Overhaul of Nevada’s Election System
Self-described 'election denier' Jim Marchant is campaigning for Nevada Secretary of State on a platform of total electoral…
Pennsylvania Democrats Begin Mapping 2028 Strategy Without Senator John Fetterman
Disillusioned Pennsylvania Democrats are shifting their focus toward the 2028 Senate race, signaling a potential move to replace…
Memoirs of Departure: Navigating Termination and Conflict Under Donald Trump
A former national security adviser, a reality show contestant, and a government official reflect on their experiences being…
Thousands Across Germany Protest Far-Right AfD Following Saxony-Anhalt Election Surge
Protesters in 20 German cities are demanding a ban on the AfD after the party secured nearly 44 percent of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt.
Defense Secretary Hegseth Pushed Airmen to Participate in High-Profile Iran Rescue Segment
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his staff actively lobbied two F-15 crew members shot down over Iran to feature in a 60 Minutes report on their…
BRICS Leaders Convene in New Delhi Amid Global Trade Tensions and Middle East Conflict
The 11-member bloc issued a joint declaration calling for maximum restraint in the Middle East while addressing challenges to global trade and energy security.
Burnham and Badenoch Revive Traditional Two-Party Politics Amidst Reform’s Massive Funding Surge
As Reform UK faces internal scrutiny over record-breaking donations, Labour and the Conservatives are pivoting back to a more familiar ideological rivalry.
Trump’s $5,000 Payout Proposal Faces Skepticism Among Congressional Republicans
President Trump's plan to distribute $5,000 to adult Americans faces significant hurdles in Congress as fiscal conservatives express concerns over inflation and the national debt.
Trump Backs Unified Ireland During Diplomatic Trip Intersected by Golf Tournament
President Trump is visiting Ireland for high-level talks and the Irish Open, sparking both political debate over unification and local protests.
President Trump Backs Irish Reunification During Official Visit to Dublin
During a bilateral meeting in Ireland, President Donald Trump expressed support for Irish reunification, describing it as a positive outcome that he believes will eventually occur.
Naomi Klein Examines How Extreme Wealth Fuels Authoritarianism and Global Instability
In her new book, End Times Fascism, Naomi Klein explores how the super-rich are exploiting climate and financial crises to consolidate power and reshape society.
Reform UK Secures Second £36m Donation as Crypto Investor Matches Record
Cryptocurrency investor Christopher Harborne has matched a record-breaking £36m donation to Reform UK, bringing the party's total windfall to £72m in just two days.
Senator Flavio Bolsonaro Under Investigation for Alleged Ties to Major Banking Fraud Scandal
Brazil's Supreme Court has unsealed documents revealing an active probe into Senator Flavio Bolsonaro regarding his connections to the collapsed Banco Master.
President Trump Pledges $5,000 ‘Dividend’ to Americans Amid Legal Questions
President Donald Trump has promised a $5,000 payment to every American adult contingent on a Republican victory in the November 3 midterm elections.
Inside the Pentagon on 9/11: A Colonel’s Account of Leadership Amidst the Chaos
Retired Army Colonel Matthew Klimow reflects on his experience as an executive assistant at the Pentagon during the September 11 terrorist attacks.
MPs Reject Assisted Dying Bill in Unexpected Parliamentary Defeat
Proposals to legalize assisted dying in England and Wales have been defeated after a drop in support, though advocates are already planning a new attempt.
CIA Releases 71 Declassified Intelligence Reports Detailing Years of Pre-9/11 Warnings
The CIA has disclosed 71 intelligence documents from the years preceding the 9/11 attacks, offering fresh insight into warnings provided to the Clinton and Bush administrations.
UK Parliament Rejects Latest Legislative Bid to Legalize Assisted Dying
MPs have voted against a proposed bill that would have allowed terminally ill adults to end their lives, ending the current legislative effort.
Active-Duty Navy Sailor Appears on Stage at Republican Midterm Convention
An active-duty Navy sailor who was previously imprisoned in Venezuela made an appearance at the Republican midterm convention, sparking questions about military political activity regulations.
