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As President prepares for State of the Union, survey finds most Americans believe the country is worse off and the state of the union is not strong.

The Trump administration has ordered a Colorado coal plant to stay open, despite the owners' plans to retire it. This power struggle highlights the ongoing conflict between environmental and economic priorities.

Explore the political fallout and global impact of the Supreme Court's decision on Trump's tariffs. Discover what Americans think about the current state of the union.

As former Prince Andrew faces arrest, British institutions are debating whether the age of deference toward the royal family is finally coming to an end.

NPR examines how other countries may view the Supreme Court's rebuke of Trump's tariff policies, and what it means for the future of U.S. trade negotiations.

Bill Kelty, a prominent Labor figure, urges the government to prioritize young Australians' economic prospects. Will Treasurer Jim Chalmers heed the call for transformative tax reform?

The conservative CDU party wants to end the ability for employees to get sick notes over the phone, but their coalition partner opposes the proposal. This has caused a heated debate in Germany.

An armed suspect carrying a shotgun and fuel can was fatally shot by Secret Service agents after entering the secured grounds of former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence.

Disturbing details emerge as inquest reveals Tammy Shipley drank 67 glasses of water before her death in NSW prison - coroner to investigate police actions.

NSW authorities prepare for the possible return of Australian women and children linked to ISIS fighters from the Roj refugee camp in Syria.