Politics News

Oklahoma Republican Markwayne Mullin confirmed as new Secretary of Homeland Security as department faces budget crisis and staffing challenges.

President Trump's tough-on-crime approach in Memphis has drawn criticism, as his roundtable on public safety is met with protests over his controversial policies.

The UK government has pushed back the implementation of stricter energy efficiency regulations for new homes in England, potentially trapping buyers in high-emission houses with soaring utility bills.

President Trump indicates Iran is open to negotiation, suggesting a potential end to the US-Iran conflict as the US military is praised for its 'great job'.

The California Attorney General sues the U.S. Energy Department to stop the revival of the Sable Offshore pipeline, calling it an 'outrageous federal overreach'.

Thousands of public school teachers, principals, and education staff in Victoria rally outside parliament, disrupting classes at around 500 schools over pay and conditions disputes.

With the midterm elections looming, President Trump doubles down on voter fraud claims and instructs Republicans to remain firm in shutdown talks.

The Pentagon has implemented a controversial new policy that allows it to designate journalists as security risks and revoke their press credentials, drawing widespread criticism from media organizations.

Boston University's decision to remove Pride flags from view on campus has raised concerns over free speech and LGBTQ+ rights on college campuses.

The Trump administration has launched two new investigations into Harvard University, escalating the federal government's pressure campaign against the prestigious institution.