Politics News

As other European leaders remain silent, Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is the sole European leader publicly challenging US President Trump's policies on Iran and global trade.

The NSW Supreme Court has granted the state's top prosecutor the green light to continue fighting to remove a senior judge from a historical sexual offences trial due to apprehended bias.

A court has struck down a local law prohibiting high-capacity gun magazines in the District of Columbia, marking a significant victory for gun rights advocates.

In a shocking move, Texas Congressman Tony Gonzales has announced he will not seek re-election, setting off a scramble for his hotly contested border district seat.

After years of strained relations, the U.S. and Venezuela have restarted diplomatic ties, signaling a potential shift in regional dynamics and global affairs.

In a move to maintain executive authority, the US House and Senate have voted down a war powers resolution seeking to limit military action against Iran.

The Justice Department has published additional Epstein files related to allegations that President Trump sexually abused a minor, following an NPR investigation that uncovered withheld pages.

Major porn platforms block new signups from Australia ahead of new age verification laws. Learn how the industry is responding to the impending regulations.

President Trump replaces homeland security secretary amid controversies, but already has a new role lined up for her.

The Department of Justice has released previously hidden interviews with a woman who made claims against President Trump in the Epstein case, sparking new controversy. This development sheds light on the Epstein scandal.