Politics News

The Trump administration is back in court defending its new trade tariffs, as the global economy teeters on the edge of uncertainty.

In a once-loyal stronghold, shifting political tides suggest an uncertain future for Hungary's long-ruling premier. Can this town's turnaround signal Orban's electoral demise?

Unmasked individuals in San Francisco's Tenderloin offer residents cash and pizza to sign ballot measure petitions, raising questions about transparency and influence in the city's politics.

Explore the recent changes to the H-1B visa program and how employers are navigating the evolving landscape to recruit top talent despite new restrictions.

As the birthplace of widespread mail-in voting, King County, Washington, grapples with the fallout from Trump's claims of electoral fraud. Experts examine the integrity and security of the system.

In a disturbing trend, state judges face a rising tide of threats, assaults, and even fatal attacks. A Times investigation reveals the growing dangers judges face and their plea for better security.

Amid civil unrest in Iran, nations are employing digital censorship tactics. But experts say these efforts to restrict information have had mixed success.

Republican lawmakers in Congress face mounting concerns over the escalating costs of the ongoing war, setting the stage for a contentious debate over securing new funding.

Tensions rise among US troops as the military's role under the Trump administration's second term generates increasing unease.

As Hungary heads to pivotal elections, the ruling party claims Kyiv is interfering by sabotaging pipelines, money laundering, and dragging Hungarians into war.