Ceasefire talks move to Qatar, yet oil surges fade into a bigger question: who controls the Strait of Hormuz next?

Makerfield’s new MP delivers a Monday morning address that signals how he would lead if politics turns.

The ex-president links Trump’s DC projects, $16 million Reflecting Pool renovations, and alleged corruption into one broad swipe.

A joint response to the Knowles and Gore fires cost three lives, raising pressure on how agencies coordinate risk and resources.

A key U.S.-Canada crossing could stay shut longer than expected, with knock-on effects for trade, logistics, and planning.

The detentions, including a journalist, underscore how bans can be bypassed and still trigger arrests.

Two LGBTQ-rights pioneers meet in the World Cup round of 32, and their legal playbooks explain why it matters.

Sen. Chris Murphy wants a gradual climb to $25 an hour, reshaping labor costs and political math for employers.

Debris from downed drones ignited a major Russian oil refinery, underlining how Ukraine’s strikes target fuel and military delivery lines.

The comedian known for targeting President Trump headlines the award, while the Kennedy Center confronts fresh turbulence.

Pakistan’s media watchdog punishes Geo News with a 15-day shutdown for a documentary deemed likely to offend religious sentiments.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s matchday appearances and locker-room talk are reshaping how leaders show up in public moments.