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Escalation deepens on multiple fronts, while US strikes and mediator diplomacy keep the conflict from going quiet.
Foreign Policy argues the allegations are a mismatch against the policy choices shaping US-China relations.
The fast in solidarity turns a youth movement into a wider public reckoning, echoing India’s protest tradition.
The president says the US is not finished with Iran and flags an underground complex as the next military focus.
Foreign Policy explains why the next oil shock is more likely, and why decision-makers should act like it can happen.
The Defense Secretary is requesting emergency spending, including a $37.5B war-cost estimate, reshaping budget pressure fast.
A potential Middle East escalator could dominate US politics, markets, and alliance management for years, not months.
A White House report called the museum insufficiently patriotic. Now lawmakers are putting the museum director on the hot seat.
A sudden leadership shake-up follows street protests, with Zelensky replacing a Soviet-trained top commander.
The Senegalese president’s pivot puts UN leverage and Sahel security politics into play right as Mali and Nigeria suffer deadly strikes.
A new nominating-convention ballot includes Jackson plus two long-shot names, reshaping how delegates can rally.
The new 50% tariff sweep on multiple categories of Canadian goods arrives fast, forcing companies to reprice risk and renegotiate supply choices.
