Post-election discussions in Washington raise the possibility of renewed strikes on Iran, with senior officials examining progress and accountability. The move could influence U.S. foreign policy and regional stability.
A major ruling defers marriage rights for same-sex couples to the legislative process, prompting renewed debate on LGBTQ+ rights in India and the pace of reform.
Jim Jordan's nomination for Speaker spot highlights the growing influence of hardline factions within the GOP and its potential to shape policy and party dynamics.
Putin uses the Russia-Africa summit to frame Western conduct as neocolonial while promoting Russia as a partner for trade and technology with Africa, signaling possible realignments in international alliances.
The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged, signaling cautious optimism about the economy while maintaining vigilance on inflation. The move has wide-reaching implications for growth, markets, and households.
Israelis go to the polls in a contest framed as a verdict on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership amid a long-running confrontation with Hamas and regional tensions. The vote arrives as the country grapples with security threats and a fragile political landscape.
A Trump adviser is steering a messaging strategy centered on economic concerns and voter outreach to blunt expected Republican losses in the upcoming midterms, signaling potential shifts in campaign dynamics and congressional forecasts.
The Israeli government has confirmed that 155 individuals are being held hostage by Hamas amid ongoing operations in Gaza, including an 83-year-old Israeli journalist. The confirmation underscores the gravity of the crisis and its international implications.
The House of Representatives experienced a historic leadership change as the speaker was removed, triggering a months-long search for new leadership and exposing deep rifts within the Republican Party that could affect governance.