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The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against UCLA, claiming the university failed to adequately address anti-Semitic incidents on campus. The case highlights the ongoing debate over free speech and discrimination.

As Trump prepares to deliver his State of the Union address, dozens of Democrats plan to boycott the event. Virginia's Governor Abigail Spanberger will provide the Democratic response.

Defeated MP reveals how Thailand's powerful patronage networks make it challenging for political outsiders to succeed, despite the People's Party's aspirations.

Senate Democrats have once again blocked funding for the Department of Homeland Security, demanding curbs on immigration enforcement. This ongoing political standoff threatens critical national security operations.

Republican Congressman Tony Gonzales faces growing calls to resign after allegations emerge of an inappropriate relationship with a staff member who later died by suicide.

An in-depth, fact-checked look at President Trump's State of the Union address, with context and annotations from NPR's team of reporters.

As the nation faces complex geopolitical and economic issues, President Trump delivers a pivotal State of the Union address to rally support and outline his agenda.

President Trump set to deliver his first State of the Union address of his second term, aiming to rally support ahead of crucial midterm elections.

The House narrowly rejected a new air safety bill after the Pentagon voiced strong opposition, upending the discussion around responding to a fatal crash over the Potomac River.

In a rare move, the U.K. Parliament held a debate criticizing the royal family, focusing on disgraced ex-Prince Andrew. This unprecedented discussion has opened the floodgates for further scrutiny.