Politics News

A Phoenix utility's election that is only open to property owners has drawn criticism from activists, highlighting concerns over voting rights and the influence of large landowners.

A concerning trend of anti-Muslim statements from Republican members of Congress, with little public pushback from party leadership, raises alarm about the normalization of intolerance.

Proposed laws aim to curb littering by revoking driving licenses for repeat offenders. Explore the latest efforts to clean up public spaces nationwide.

Ahead of Hungary's election, there are signs that Russia is working to secure Viktor Orban's reelection, turning the vote into a referendum on aligning with the EU or Russia.

Labour leader Keir Starmer's refusal to kowtow to US President Trump over Iran has won public backing and left his critics playing catch-up, say his allies.

Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, announces support measures to aid households struggling with skyrocketing heating oil costs, including exploring various options to assist the most vulnerable.

President Biden signs executive orders to address the nation's housing shortage and rising costs, aiming to improve affordability for families across the country.

President Trump asserts the US is 'way ahead of schedule' in its conflict with Iran, signaling potential escalation of tensions between the nations.

Los Angeles city officials call for investigation into LA28 Olympics leader Casey Wasserman over his ties to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

As the conflict in Iran continues, the US Defense Secretary criticizes journalists' coverage and proposes alternative narratives to better reflect the military campaign.