Politics News

Denmark's election sees incumbent PM Mette Frederiksen favored to continue leading, but no clear majority expected for either bloc.

Trump's sanctions against UN expert reveal crackdown on dissent over Israel's Gaza abuses. Professors and lawyers fear civil penalties for speaking out on Palestinian rights.

An intimate look at a Chicago family's harrowing 6-month ordeal hiding from ICE agents in their own apartment, afraid to leave and lose everything.

The Fair Work Agency's newly appointed advisory board brings together experts from various sectors to advise ministers on the agency's strategy and direction ahead of its April launch.

Voters in Denmark head to the polls amid concerns over the country's relationship with Greenland and Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's ability to navigate global challenges.

New law grants Hong Kong police broad authority to seize devices and access data, raising concerns over privacy and civil liberties.

Stephen Miller, a key Trump immigration adviser, questions why Texas spends taxpayer funds to educate children of undocumented immigrants. The debate over this divisive issue rages on.

A prominent veterans group has stepped in to support a Democratic candidate in the hotly contested Iowa Senate race, aiming to sway voter sentiment with their endorsement.

New revelations about Cesar Chavez's complex history challenge teachers to reevaluate how they present his legacy to students. Experts discuss the need for a more nuanced understanding.

Kansas' failed experiment with proof-of-citizenship voting laws offers important insights into the complex debate over voter eligibility. Explore the real-world implications and lessons learned.