Politics News

William Paul apologizes for antisemitic and anti-gay remarks made during a drunken incident at a Washington DC bar, citing excessive alcohol consumption.

A federal judge has ordered the U.S. government to return a Colombian woman who was mistakenly deported to the Democratic Republic of Congo instead of her home country.

Political organizer Denise Powell defeats State Sen. John Cavanaugh in competitive Democratic primary race for Nebraska's 2nd congressional district.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche files lawsuit against D.C. Bar, alleging partisan bias in disciplinary actions against government lawyers.

A federal judge temporarily halted US sanctions against UN expert Francesca Albanese, ruling the Trump administration likely violated her free speech rights over Gaza criticism.

Government cuts major commercialisation program to fund CSIRO and science initiatives, drawing criticism for undermining research priorities and innovation strategy.

US citizen Harry Lu faces 30 years in prison for running covert Chinese police operations above a ramen restaurant in New York City.

Denise Powell narrowly wins competitive Nebraska House Democratic primary over State Senator John Cavanaugh in closely watched race with 2028 implications.

Former President Trump commits to raising Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai's case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping as lawmakers intensify calls for his release.

Live coverage of Trump-Xi meeting in Beijing. Trade tensions, Taiwan's future, and Iran conflict dominate crucial US-China bilateral talks at Great Hall.