Politics News

Chile's newly sworn-in President Jose Antonio Kast signals a dramatic turn to the right for the country, with potential impacts on policy and global relations.

Examining the unprecedented joint Israeli-American war against Iran, the divergent goals of Trump and Netanyahu that are complicating the war's resolution.

Explore the extreme anti-Iran sentiment expressed by US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in books, speeches, and media over the years, shedding light on his personal commitment to the conflict.

The Lord Chancellor has approved the appointments of 3 esteemed legal professionals to the influential Civil Procedure Rule Committee for a 3-year term.

Newly elected Prime Minister Rahman takes office in Bangladesh, vowing to address the country's challenges after a period of political unrest and upheaval.

Olympic medalist Eileen Gu's victory for China sparks heated debates among Chinese Americans about identity and navigating dual cultures.

The government says processing refunds on tariffs collected during Trump's trade war may take significant time, causing concerns for affected businesses.

A revealing look at how Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's views on the role of morality in warfare have shifted, as he embraces a more aggressive approach to military operations.

Newly released videos of a fatal ICE shooting in Texas raise questions about the official narrative, as family and friends dispute the claim that the victim intentionally targeted an officer.

Facing public opinion changes and advocacy, the Trump administration took unexpected steps to curb animal experiments, driven by a conservative activist's work and new technological advances.