
Trump used “violating norms” at NATO, then still got “a lot of love in that room.”
The summit showed his power comes from willingness to break expectations, while allies quietly absorb the fallout.

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The summit showed his power comes from willingness to break expectations, while allies quietly absorb the fallout.

Chile alleges Cabello backed Tren de Aragua's kidnapping and murder of dissident Lt. Ronald Ojeda.

Fortune’s market briefing: investors fear a stuck U.S. position in the Gulf will keep volatility high.

It moved from critique to mainstream power, yet its political leverage has not translated into durable policy design.

Deep South Democrats warn the Voting Rights Act rollback could erase their seats while national party strategy focuses on other battlegrounds.

How a “communist” attack line helped Trump package economic anger into a sharper message aimed at Democrats.

Her reinvention shows how political brands now survive by moving onto reality screens, with real reputational risk and upside.

A donation-linked investigation tests Reform UK’s fundraising scrutiny and forces every political committee to tighten its checks.

Her fear: a rightwing shift tied to fracking talk and US influence, after a narrow election win.

A World Cup quarter-final decides who faces Kylian Mbappé’s France next, and it starts Friday.

Psaki questions 20-minute call claims after McConnell last appeared June 14, arguing taxpayers deserve updates.

The state media message raises pressure on regional security planning and any sanctions or compliance posture tied to Pyongyang.