At a national Democratic Socialists of America summit, competing factions show nervous energy, and the point is still power.

A closely watched Senate primary turns on Israel and high-profile endorsements, reshuffling coalition math for Michigan Democrats.

A Times investigation shows how Big Law’s biggest names can shift fast when political pressure hits the contract pipeline.

For the first time, drought forces a nuclear shutdown, turning river levels into a direct grid risk.

A €48 million deal sends Mali international Mamadou Sangaré to the Premier League and sets a new record sale for Lens.

A rebel-blamed attack hits Colombia as a leadership transition looms and peace negotiations face an imminent reset.

A hard-won retreat ends one fire fight, but Europe’s climate-fueled season keeps ratcheting pressure on leaders.

A record-length candidate list turns a routine election into a logistics and messaging test for campaigns.

The US pause hinges on “rapidly mak[ing] a deal,” as Saudi and Iran warnings raise the risk around shipping.

A social-media claim of “Immediate, Complete, and Total OPENING” shifts U.S. strike posture and raises regional market risk questions.

A Houthi maritime authority says any “safe-passage” charge is voluntary, reshaping risk for shippers and insurers.

Danube levels forced the power station offline, raising a short-term supply-risk question for Hungary’s grid and neighbors.