The New Jersey Republican returns after months away, explaining his diagnosis left him without a clear timeline to recover.

A week after the twin earthquakes, NASA estimates over 58,000 damaged buildings, and the accounting gap is still large.

A 2026 Supreme Court ruling leaves citizenship tied to the Constitution for nearly everyone born on US soil.

A surprise gasoline drop gives a political boost, but DOJ scrutiny and fragile oil supply dynamics could flip the trend fast.

The automaker is doubling down on electric vehicles with a fresh South Carolina build, signaling a different bet on risk and payoff.

Patients and companions left from Al-Mawasi in Khan Younis, then crossed via Rafah as WHO coordinated.

The Labour leadership hopeful promises enforcement, aiming to end “briefing” against women and challenge a damaging narrative.

A pact tied to Hezbollah disarmament risks locking Israel into an open-ended southern presence instead of ending the war.

The Court dismantled a post-Watergate cap on what individuals can give parties, reshaping how money flows into elections.

A 6-3 ruling removes limits on coordination between candidates and party committees, reshaping TV, donors, and campaign strategy.

Uganda’s army chief clamps down on press, and analysts link it to a widening crackdown and a looming power shift.

Years of investigations into alleged state-organized crime links now collide with a gang war, eroding support inside his base.