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.

A 900-voter GOP primary survey finds Gowdy leading until Trump’s endorsement shifts votes to Darline Graham.

Hundreds of Saradomin “Brothers of the Monastery” will march again, this time at Zamorak’s Chaos Altar.

A key intelligence leadership role is changing hands, and the confirmation path looks narrow from day one.

The global pushback at an event in Paris is reshaping how Israel’s weapons makers sell, frame, and defend themselves.

The Hashemite Kingdom’s growing exposure is not random. Here’s what makes Jordan a practical target for Tehran.

Joseph Aoun’s Oval Office meeting lands as the U.S. and Iran escalate within a 10-day window.