Supplemental appropriations request raises the question: if the war is over, why the new money?

Front-line troops think his tech-minded, listen-first style can speed reforms they say cost lives under old command.

A new connectivity approach aims to keep communication alive when authoritarian states block or watch the web.

France mobilizes an air asset as wildfires spread toward Bordeaux, raising near-term risks for infrastructure, response capacity, and costs.

The education minister stepped down after public fury over irregular exams, including leaks that forced more than 2 million to re-sit.

Decision cuts off a planned family visit for Karim Abdallah in London, showing how UK visitor tests work in practice.

How a president’s disinterest collided with intraparty warfare, and lawmakers still got a historic housing win to the finish line.

The party wants to get past Platner’s scandal-plagued bid and refocus on unseating Susan Collins.

Jackson steps in as Democrats reset after Platner's scandal, pitching a similar economic populist message.

Riyadh hits Houthi military targets on Friday. The Houthis call it dangerous escalation after a Red Sea blockade and ship attacks.

The president uses the comeback gala to lash out at

A rambling, hour-long speech resets the political-media signal just as the season turns and scrutiny ramps up.