Andy Burnham Poised for UK Leadership as EU Postpones Reset Summit
The former Greater Manchester mayor emerges as frontrunner to become Britain's seventh PM in a decade, while Brussels delays a summit originally planned for the Brexit anniversary.
The former Greater Manchester mayor emerges as frontrunner to become Britain's seventh PM in a decade, while Brussels delays a summit originally planned for the Brexit anniversary.
Tehran struck American military facilities in five Gulf states after three nights of U.S. airstrikes, while attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz roil global energy markets.
Five weeks after President Trump signed the landmark 9.5 billion immigration bill, ICE and Border Patrol are scaling up operations with guaranteed funding through 2029.
The White House unveiled its 2026 Regulatory Plan targeting 702 federal rules for elimination, projecting .5 trillion in savings in the most aggressive deregulatory action in American history.
Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz dropped to just 14 crossings Sunday as Iran and Oman negotiate passage arrangements, while the US demands unconditional free transit through the critical oil chokepoint.
Beijing formally protested after Japanese coast guard vessels sought shelter in the Taiwan Strait while Typhoon Bavi threatened Okinawa, highlighting geopolitical tensions in the strategic waterway.
With November rapidly approaching, twenty-one states have yet to hold Congressional primaries, creating intraparty battles that could reshape the political landscape heading into 2028.
The Republican-controlled Senate joined the House in passing a War Powers Resolution demanding President Trump halt military operations in Iran or seek congressional approval, marking the first successful passage of such a measure since 1973.