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Wales's Senedd has voted to implement Westminster's assisted dying legislation, overcoming a constitutional hurdle to ensure terminally ill people can access end-of-life options.

The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly rejected a bipartisan aviation safety bill after the Pentagon withdrew its support, following a deadly midair collision near Washington, D.C.

The guest lists for the State of the Union address reveal a stark divide in the U.S. over immigration policy, with both parties showcasing individuals impacted by the issue.

The federal judiciary is asking Congress to grant them greater autonomy in managing their courthouses, citing concerns over maintenance and security issues. This move could reshape the balance of power between the branches.

The guest list for the State of the Union address includes courageous survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, highlighting the ongoing fight for accountability.

The city of Chicago held a snowplow naming contest, and the winning entry was 'Abolish ICE' - a bold political statement plowed right into the streets.

Former Labour peer Peter Mandelson accuses Metropolitan police of arresting him without justification, claiming they wrongly believed he was planning to flee the country.

As President Trump prepares to deliver his annual State of the Union address, we explore the key issues and policies he's expected to highlight, from foreign affairs to economic priorities.

MPs openly criticize Prince Andrew, reflecting a changing attitude towards the former royal. The language used paints a stark picture of a man perceived as rude, arrogant, and unable to separate his personal interests from public duty.

Get exclusive live coverage and analysis of the President's State of the Union speech on NPR. Hear the latest updates and Democratic response.