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The Defense Department has announced it is cutting ties with several prestigious universities, including Yale, Georgetown, and Johns Hopkins, amid ongoing concerns over research partnerships.

Inspired by a recent insurgent victory, a growing number of progressive candidates are mounting primary challenges against Democratic incumbents ahead of the midterm elections.

US lawmakers swiftly denounced President Trump's military action against Iran, calling it unauthorized and an 'act of war' as US-Israeli attacks on Iran spark international outrage.

Exclusive report reveals how top medical professionals enabled Jeffrey Epstein's crimes by providing care to his 'girls', raising questions about ethical standards in the medical field.

Labour deputy leader says Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham would have likely won the Gorton and Denton byelection, calls for party to utilize his popularity.

The U.S. Congress is deeply divided in its response to the recent U.S. military strikes in Iran, with Republicans backing the action and Democrats warning of a potentially disastrous conflict.

As tensions rise, lawmakers from both parties aim to assert their role in authorizing military action against Iran through symbolic votes on presidential war powers.

Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth discusses his party's vision for governing Wales, sensing voters' growing Welsh identity and readiness for Britain's redesign.

A Russian woman named Nomma Zarubina has pleaded guilty to charges of lying to the FBI about her contacts with Russia's FSB intelligence agency. She is the latest in a series of alleged 'honeytrap' spies for Moscow.

Former President Biden issues stark warning, claiming Trump will attempt to