The U.S. and Japan conducted a rare coordinated intervention in late July, marking the first joint currency operation since 1998 as the yen plummeted to 40-year lows against the dollar.
President Hakainde Hichilema secured a second term after voters returned him to office despite persistent youth unemployment and sluggish recovery, as EU observers flag uneven electoral playing field.
Dozens of Republican congressional candidates are skipping Trump's two-day convention in Dallas, raising questions about the President's influence in competitive midterm races.
A sweeping Russia sanctions package that sailed through the Senate now faces Democratic opposition and Republican indifference in the House, threatening late Senator Graham's signature legislative push.
Prime Minister Mark Carney frames trade war as sovereignty dispute, vowing Canada will not subordinate national interests as September 8 tariffs threaten 00 billion in annual commerce between neighbors.
President Trump launched new strikes September 1 targeting IRGC positions as the regional conflict sparked by February's assassination shows no signs of de-escalation, straining military budgets and regional alliances.
Internal complaint reveals rushed development of barcode system to screen mail ballots, as Judge Talwani's injunction remains in effect amid legal battle over federal voter list verification.
The Department of Transportation has systematically canceled cycling infrastructure grants awarded under Biden, sparking lawsuits from cities and dividing Republicans over what qualifies as ideological spending.