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A new survey shows a close contest in a key Senate battleground, with Senate control as the real prize.
A cautious estimate of at least 1,000 extra deaths collides with overflowing Paris-area mortuaries, forcing urgent operational and policy scrutiny.
A National Audit Office report found HMRC’s suspension of payments hit 23,000 families without proper impact controls.
Sergei Kravtsov says the national security curriculum shifts from 20% to 50% military training.
With the death toll approaching 1,500, rescuers are racing to account for about 50,000 missing people and survivors.
Canada beat South Africa 1-0 in Los Angeles and now plays for a Houston date in the next round.
The meeting in the Diaoyutai guesthouse signals how China, Belarus, and Russia keep negotiating pressure points in public.
Care rights campaigners call the doubling of leave to remain “unconscionable” after a Home Office minister’s exclusion proposal.
The late-night host uses a top comedy award stage to sharpen his feud with President Trump, right where the institution’s history matters.
Foreign Policy explains how abandoning the military draft kept most voters insulated while shifting the bill to others.
Foreign Affairs argues the continent is shifting priorities. Here’s what that means for capital, supply chains, and policy risk.
Why the devolution pledge matters for the next UK economic playbook and how markets might read it.
