France's environment minister resigns to Macron after parliament’s final adoption of a controversial pesticide measure.

A year after PKK fighters burned weapons, Turkey and the PKK are still negotiating slowly, but observers think this time could work.

The Apollo Gallery returns to public view on Wednesday, but the jewelry case stays empty, reshaping the reopening calculus.

The $37.5bn price tag meets a strait-of-Hormuz crisis, freezing key oil, gas, and fertilizer shipments.

A projected Decision Desk HQ result sets up a post-Andy Biggs reshuffle, with Trump backing and scandal drag in the mix.

Biggs, Kolodin, and Petersen beat rivals by centering election denialism, setting up a high-risk November fight.

A new China-backed AI organization brings in five Southeast Asian players, signaling new influence routes for policy and markets.

Araghchi describes being pulled from a leadership compound after a US-Israeli strike, and warns of accurate targeting.

What “mythos” means in practice: the incentives, narratives, and security assumptions shaping AI conflict readiness.

A Wednesday announcement could reshape nuclear oversight, and U.S. and Israeli officials fear civilian enrichment becomes a weapons pathway.

The former Cardinals kicker defeats Joseph Chaplik and now faces Democrats’ best shot at flipping an open suburban seat.

In Arizona's deep-red 5th District, Trump-backed Mark Lamb denied allegations and fended off Daniel Keenan's money-heavy attack.