Politics News

Amid rising tensions, the Trump administration is considering a military operation to seize control of Iran's oil infrastructure, drawing widespread criticism.

A closer look at the controversy surrounding the University of North Carolina's newly opened civics-focused school and the divide it has caused among its supporters.

The Deputy Prime Minister has approved new appointments and reappointments of non-judicial members to the Sentencing Council, a crucial body that shapes sentencing guidelines in the UK.

A SCOTUS decision on birthright citizenship could complicate access to K-12 and college education for children of undocumented immigrants.

As the Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments on birthright citizenship, this article explores how Americans feel about the issue and its potential implications.

Retired Gen. Joseph Votel discusses the unique challenges and dangers American ground forces could face if deployed in Iran, including the threat of asymmetrical warfare.

UK's Labour leader Keir Starmer to address economic impacts of Iran conflict, uphold party's values in local election campaign launch despite global tensions.

Victoria police officers testifying at inquest into Indigenous man's death in custody request protection from self-incrimination.

The annual political dialogue between the UK and Mongolia reaffirmed their shared commitment to democratic values and deepening bilateral ties across all areas of cooperation.

Myanmar's junta chief Min Aung Hlaing, facing sanctions from Western nations, has been nominated to become the country's new president, solidifying his power.