First Joint Hormuz Committee meeting follows US media claims, Iran pushback, and a still-vague interim MoU.

A former aide to Rishi Sunak admits using confidential information to bet on when the 2024 general election would be held.

A narrow mail-voting win for Democrats meets a separate setback for Trump’s bid to expand control over independent agencies.

Vienne’s 45th Jazz à Vienne turns 100 years since Miles Davis’s birth into a festival anchor, plus parade and pool shows.

A 6-3 ruling reverses a Virginia bank robbery conviction by treating cellphone location tracking as a Fourth Amendment search.

The justices preserved a carve-out for the Fed while scrutinizing the precedent meant to insulate independent regulators.

Epidemiologist Antoine Flahault says the lessons are real, yet rising heat frequency demands structural investment.

The Court removed a long-standing constraint on who presidents can fire, reshaping the leverage dynamics inside U.S. regulation.

A fast tour of how US laws and industrial power reshaped global environments, and why regulators and investors should care now.

With U.S. retrenchment reshaping security assumptions, Europeans are quietly rebuilding their future around Ukraine.

Cabinet approval puts parliament on the clock and tightens a regional dispute that started with Gaza.

A promised partnership, two years of scale-backs, and now a leadership exit leave real questions about Britain’s long-term commitment to Africa.