Politics News

New analysis reveals how recent attacks on Iran have inadvertently strengthened the country's ultraconservative faction, posing challenges for future diplomacy.

Dolores Huerta, a pioneering civil rights activist, has released a statement addressing the recent allegations of abuse against her longtime colleague and co-founder of the United Farm Workers, Cesar Chavez.

Congress weighs overhaul of landmark internet law, as legal challenges and concerns over censorship complicate the debate around Section 230's liability shield.

Two men charged with spying for Iran, accused of conducting surveillance on the Jewish community in London over a one-month period in 2025.

In a surprising move, Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez has replaced the long-serving Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino, a key Maduro ally. Analysts suggest this could signal shifting power dynamics in the country.

The top US spy has been accused of omitting details from his testimony that contradict President Trump's claims about the Iranian threat, raising concerns about political interference in intelligence assessments.

PM Keir Starmer considers exemptions to proposed immigration policy changes that faced pushback from Labour MPs and former deputy Angela Rayner.

Vice President JD Vance addresses concerns over the ongoing war and its impact, while also expressing support for a controversial resignation.

Lawmakers, unions, and community groups condemn reports of sexual abuse by César Chávez, leading to event cancellations honoring the late labor organizer.

Gerry Adams claims he had no prior knowledge of the devastating 1996 Docklands bombing that ended a 17-month IRA ceasefire, as he denies being at the center of the group's operations.