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U.S. immigration authorities raided the Minneapolis home of Democratic Congresswoman and Trump critic Ilhan Omar, Reuters reports, intensifying political tensions over immigration enforcement.
U.S. leaders repeatedly misjudge Iran’s goals and limits, a new Good Authority analysis finds, fueling policy missteps, regional tensions and missed diplomatic openings.
American University spotlights rising political stars as students turn activism into action, shaping policy debates and redefining leadership on campus and beyond.
Trump hints at an off-ramp from his most damaging political liabilities but resists using it, deepening GOP unease and raising questions about his 2024 strategy and discipline.
US-Africa ties take centre stage as top US officials visit Nairobi while Somaliland pushes for recognition in Washington, testing diplomacy, security, and trade priorities on both sides.
Upcoming negotiations with Venezuela offer Washington a pivotal chance to secure democratic concessions, align regional partners, and translate sanctions leverage into a lasting strategic win.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump said he discussed the release of political prisoners with Chinese President Xi Jinping, according to a Reuters report, raising fresh scrutiny over past U.S.-China diplomacy.
Despite mounting voter frustration over water use, energy strain and land grabs, most politicians avoid outright data center bans, wary of tech investment losses and economic backlash.
NBC News examines the Justice Department’s push to obtain state voter registration records, raising fresh questions over federal oversight, election security, and voter privacy.
Brookings examines how the Iran war reshaped regional power, strained U.S. alliances, and fueled domestic polarization, highlighting long-term challenges for Western policy.
Federal investigators are reportedly examining Rep. Ilhan Omar’s birth records and naturalization documents, probing potential irregularities in her citizenship paperwork, people familiar with the inquiry said.
As pressure mounts in northeast Syria, Kurdish forces face military, political, and economic strains. This analysis outlines emerging risks, regional actors, and key indicators of potential collapse.
The U.S. House passed a stopgap funding bill to avert a government shutdown, ensuring federal operations continue uninterrupted ahead of the midterm elections, lawmakers said.
A small circle of wealthy megadonors is poised to spend over $1.7 billion to shape the 2026 elections, raising new questions about money, access and influence in American democracy.
Sen. Joe Manchin warns Congress is ignoring fiscal peril and political division, urging bipartisan reforms to restore trust, curb debt and confront America’s mounting challenges.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to fast-track Democrats’ challenge to an FCC policy on political ads, leaving current rules in place as the 2024 election cycle intensifies.
PBS delivers real-time coverage of Washington state’s midterm primaries, tracking key races, voter turnout, and early results as ballots are counted across the state.
Voter turnout in Tennessee has surged after the state erased a Black-majority district, prompting renewed scrutiny of voting rights, racial representation, and partisan redistricting strategies.
Republican infighting intensifies as critics target Vance, while his allies claim a coordinated operation to undermine his rising influence and reshape the party’s future.
Once a joke destined to fade, Dogecoin now lingers across markets, memes and social media. The Washington Post explores how the “dead” crypto still shapes digital culture.