Politics News

In a closely watched race, a Republican candidate has won a special election to replace controversial congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia's 14th district.

After threatening to destroy Iran's cultural sites, the US President has backed down and agreed to suspend bombing for two weeks, indicating a de-escalation of tensions.

Wisconsin's Supreme Court race is drawing less attention compared to past elections, but the outcome could still have significant implications. Explore the latest poll findings and their impact on the high-stakes judicial contest.

Australia's most honored soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith, was denied bail and will stay in custody after being charged with 5 counts of war crimes over alleged offenses in Afghanistan.

An Australian shares his decision to leave the US after 15 years, citing the country's erosion of civil liberties and declining living standards under Trump's presidency.

Turning Point and Jane Fonda battle for influence at the Salt River Project, Arizona's largest public power utility. Tensions rise as groups fight for renewable energy policies.

A new law proposed by Zimbabwe's ruling party aims to eliminate direct presidential elections, sparking controversy and debate among the populace.

The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents has fired Jay O. Rothman, the president of the state's higher education system, in a move that has sparked debate and scrutiny.

A closely watched runoff election in Georgia's 14th Congressional District aims to flip a Republican-held seat, as Democrats seek to capitalize on GOP divisions.

US President Donald Trump announces a two-week ceasefire with Iran, pausing potential military action as tensions remain high in the region.