A new Cole Porter parody by Randy Rainbow attacks Trump’s handling of the Iran war and says, “Time to resign.”

The answer starts with a private aircraft that got into sensitive Beijing airspace, then cascaded into security and governance questions.

Tightened UK asylum and visa rules would reject 11,700 claims annually, yet more than half of affected people keep living in the UK.

A Times/Portland Press Herald/Siena poll finds an extremely tight contest, so both candidates face real path-to-loss risks.

The Economist explores whether Taiwan’s chipmaking muscle can translate into leverage over Donald Trump, and what it signals for global allies.

France 24 breaks down what architectural ambition in Washington signals about a cult of personality, and why it matters.

What the numbers mean in practice for readiness, procurement, and UK armed forces.

Why Poland’s quiet diplomatic playbook has worked, and what investors and boards should watch if personal ties fade.

The decision cements restrictions, deepens legal defeats for advocates, and forces schools and boards to re-plan policy fast.

Even Lebanese residents who dislike Hezbollah fear the agreement their government made could redraw risk across the region.

Inside the last C-141B at the Air Mobility Command Museum, and what replaced it in the long-haul fight.

In dissents, justices criticized the majority ruling as a policy shift with predictable consequences for enforcement and migration incentives.