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In a Tel Aviv University address, Emanuel frames Israel's leadership choices as a Democratic contrast point for 2028.
The unopposed successor sets foreign policy guardrails and aims to stop dissent from being punished.
The party has until July 27 to nominate his replacement for a marquee Senate race that could flip control.
The quarter-final rematch four years later puts Les Bleus on the edge of consecutive semis, while Morocco chases a 2022 repeat.
A quick pricing wobble followed a surge, and the door stays open for talks. Here is what to watch.
Deutsche Welle breaks down whether Iran’s disruptions can force Washington’s hand without triggering a bigger backlash.
The Supreme Court upholds the seven-year prison term tied to Yoon’s botched martial law declaration, reshaping how power will be judged.
A retaliatory cycle escalates fast, with 90 targets named and Gulf states in the crosshairs.
Foreign Affairs argues the short-term pull is real, but the future costs could be harder, broader, and stickier.
The publication argues the UN can regain credibility by ending the paralysis that blocks peacekeeper action.
With a July 27 deadline and candidates already lining up, state party leaders are discussing a new path to renominate.
In a CNN segment, Carlson blasts Platner’s suspension statement as a moral refusal to take accountability, while others respond online.
