The outgoing UK PM tells the BBC it was “really tough” to accept his political career was over, and why it matters.

The National Constitution Center’s 2026 honor turns a birthday moment into a global liberty message leaders can’t ignore.

The Trump administration leads the humanitarian response, and Republicans want interim Venezuela leadership cut off.

Salahs Egypt survive the shootout, turning a tense knockout path into a fresh shot at the Round of 16.

A pre-recorded kids’ episode blends presidential history with unscripted White House commentary, expanding Trump’s media reach.

A clemency announcement in emissions cases is widening into high-profile celebrity talk, raising legal and political questions.

The Oval Office’s FIFA “golden tickets” return for July 19 at MetLife, with White House gatekeeping and disclosure math.

A potential schedule change for the Round of 16 highlights how weather disruptions cascade across FIFA operations, broadcasters, and sponsors.

A uniformed officer was arrested following a Wednesday protest, raising hard questions about military neutrality and political lines.

What Burnham’s refusal to call an early vote could mean for markets, policy timelines, and party strategy.

Seven years have passed since the arrest of the alleged mastermind. Five other men already have verdicts, and today’s proceedings decide the next chapter.

A World Cup win could trigger a public holiday, but the expense mess from 2025 is still shaping who travels.