Politics News

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. speaks out against the growing trend of personal attacks on judges, calling it a 'dangerous' development that undermines judicial independence.

Arizona's attorney general has filed criminal charges against the prediction market platform Kalshi, setting the stage for a high-profile legal battle over the future of online betting.

Congolese President Denis Sassou Nguesso has secured a fifth term in office, cementing his nearly 42-year rule over the country. Provisional results show a decisive victory.

The US Attorney General has been formally summoned to Congress to testify in the Jeffrey Epstein case, raising questions about a potential cover-up in the high-profile investigation.

US lawmakers introduce legislation to prevent bets made on insider knowledge of wars, economic policy, and other controllable events in prediction markets.

US President Trump praises the resignation of the National Counterterrorism Centre's director, Joe Kent, over disagreements on Iran policy. Experts analyze the implications for national security.

Illinois voters are set to choose a new senator to replace the long-serving Richard J. Durbin, a Democratic powerhouse on Capitol Hill for over two decades.

UK Energy Minister pledges to scrutinize 'every penny' on energy bills as households face potential £250 annual hike due to Iran conflict. Government says it won't be rushed into cost-cutting plans.

As Congress struggles to fund the Department of Homeland Security, airports across the US are facing persisting security delays. Explore the latest developments in this ongoing budget standoff.

President Trump declares the U.S. does not 'need or desire' help from allies in dealing with Iran, doubling down on his America-first approach to foreign policy.