The UK faces a democracy-defense reckoning as lawmakers question far-right access backed by Elon Musk’s family foundation.

The incoming UK prime minister is being warned that the fast-moving agenda will test him immediately, in No 10.

The Pharaohs exit World Cup 2026 amid heartbreak and controversy, and their paperwork puts FIFA officials under a brighter spotlight.

A new look at Iran and Ukraine shows how military pressure runs into political limits, and why exits are hard.

NPR reports political campaigns are using AI-generated, candidate-sounding text conversations to personalize outreach, raising trust and oversight stakes.

A new study suggests extremists may benefit from some AI systems, raising alarms for platform policy and regulation.

A merchant vessel incident in Hormuz rewound weeks of fragile diplomacy into a direct US-Iran showdown.

Court summons test how far press freedom can stretch when national security stories involve the president’s new plane.

The Strait of Hormuz is the choke point again as Washington strikes around 140 targets and Iran retaliates across the region.

In New York City House races, Democratic Socialists of America success tracked with age more than typical politics models predicted.

His sudden passing reshuffles Capitol Hill momentum, reshines key committee roles, and lands right in the middle of major foreign-policy fights.

Residents in Russia face disruptions as Ukraine targets Russia's fuel supply, reshaping short-term operations and risk planning.