Politics News

A new analysis finds that unlike previous international conflicts, the public overwhelmingly opposes military action against Iran amid deep political divisions in the US.

The University of Pennsylvania is taking legal action to protect the privacy of its Jewish students and staff, refusing to hand over a list of their personal contact details.

The Georgia special election to replace former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is a key test for Trump's political influence. Can his endorsed candidate win the seat?

As Trump's SNAP reforms loom, this Minnesota mom's story sheds light on the challenges facing single-parent families who rely on food assistance.

The British government has selected a seasoned diplomat, Dame Caroline Wilson DCMG, to serve as the new UK Ambassador to the European Union, replacing the outgoing Mr. Lindsay Croisdale-Appleby CMG.

Explore why Congress rarely challenges presidential power over military force deployment, despite the Constitution's war declaration authority.

A year after his detention, Mahmoud Khalil, a former Columbia University graduate student, remains embroiled in a legal battle against the Trump administration's immigration policies.

Thousands of lawyers, including top barristers, urge UK PM Keir Starmer to reconsider proposals to limit jury trials in England and Wales, calling the plans 'unpopular, untested and poorly evidenced'.

Balendra Shah's RSP party is set for a landslide election win in Nepal after Gen Z-led protests toppled the previous government. Indian PM Modi has already reached out to Shah as the country's next leader.

Explores the complex framework of voting rules in different parts of the UK, including which non-UK citizens can participate in general elections.