Politics News

Statue removals and name changes are erasing the legacy of labor leader Cesar Chavez, a symbol of immigrant rights and social justice. Explore how this troubling trend is unfolding across the U.S.

Discover the skilled and unfazed architect, Shalom Baranes, who is overseeing the design of President Trump's extravagant White House ballroom project.

Rising gas prices driven by the conflict with Iran could become a major election issue as voters head to the polls this fall. Here's a look at how the crisis is impacting the economy.

Sandro Castro, the grandson of Fidel Castro, is causing a stir with his Instagram posts showcasing his lavish lifestyle and sarcastic commentary on the state of Cuba.

Premier Malinauskas poised for a decisive victory, while the Liberal party faces a sharply reduced lower-house presence amid growing support for Pauline Hanson's One Nation.

Germany's finance minister faces criticism over allegations of misusing billions in new debt intended to revive the economy. Experts question whether the funds are being used appropriately.

More cases emerge of British teenagers unable to return home due to recent Home Office policy changes on dual national passports, leaving students scrambling.

A federal judge's decision to overturn the Pentagon's restrictions on press access marks a significant victory for independent journalism and the public's right to information.

A U.S. judge has struck down the Pentagon's policy that required media to pledge not to gather information without official authorization, citing First Amendment concerns.

The Oscar-winning documentary 'Navalny' sheds light on Russia's extensive school indoctrination program. Explore the tactics used and their impact on public opinion.