Politics News

Bernard LaFayette, a key figure in the Selma voting rights campaign and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, has died at the age of 85 following a heart attack.

Minnesota's leaders welcome the removal of their neighboring state's top security official, citing 'damage' during her tenure. This high-profile ouster sparks debate on leadership and public safety.

Ahmad Vahidi, a former commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, has been appointed as the new IRGC leader during a critical time for the country.

Senator Steve Daines endorses a new candidate to succeed him in the Montana Senate race, sparking a fresh battle in the high-stakes contest.

Queensland Supreme Court rules that a council's removal of a homeless camp in a local park violated human rights laws, preventing further evictions.

Senator Richard Blumenthal demands investigation into South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem for potential perjury, raising concerns over her actions and integrity.

Amid controversies over immigration crackdowns, deportations, and false claims, Kristi Noem's time as homeland security secretary has been marked by public backlash and legal issues.

One Nation's newest NSW senator, Sean Bell, reportedly continued to live and work in Queensland for months after his appointment, raising questions about his residency.

Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's tenure was marred by allegations of mistreatment of the American people, including a shocking incident involving a dog. This in-depth report explores her troubled legacy.

New bills including the KIDS Act and App Store Accountability Act aim to enhance child online safety through age verification and other measures, sparking debate among lawmakers.