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President Trump's statements on the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran leave uncertainty. NPR investigates how convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein leveraged connections with scientists.

Georgia voters head to the polls to choose a new Representative after Marjorie Taylor Greene's departure, with Trump-backed candidate Clay Fuller facing off against retired general Shawn Harris.

Researchers reveal how candidates with a union background could heal America's political divide and empower working-class voters.

Georgia's special election to replace controversial Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene draws a crowded field of candidates as her influence continues to loom large.

Former US President Donald Trump claims the US already achieved 'tremendous success' in its military action against Iran, calling it a 'short-term excursion'.

President Trump sends conflicting messages about the timeline for the end of the war with Iran, leaving the public uncertain about the future of the conflict.

Explore how Trump is wielding imperial powers created by decades of executive expansion, and the only way to stop his warmongering is for Congress to cut off the money.

Women's rights activists in Chile brace for conservative President-elect José Antonio Kast, who has a history of blocking progressive reforms.

The special election to succeed Marjorie Taylor Greene's Georgia congressional district is a test of Trump's influence, with a potential rare Democratic opportunity in the deep-red state.

Alexander Butterfield, the former Nixon administration official who disclosed the existence of the Oval Office recording system, has passed away at the age of 99. Explore the impact of his revelations on the Watergate scandal.