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Donald Trump returns to the site of his political rise as Republicans face internal rifts and electoral setbacks, underscoring his enduring influence and the party’s uncertain future.
Since Roe v. Wade was overturned, abortion has become a galvanizing electoral issue, reshaping party strategies, voter coalitions and statewide ballot battles across the country.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ordered a fresh review of Washington’s legislative maps, raising new questions about Latino representation and how the state’s political boundaries are drawn.
The Supreme Court has struck down limits on political party spending in federal elections, siding with a GOP challenge and reshaping campaign finance rules ahead of 2024.
The United States has sent its first humanitarian flight to Cuba under a new aid package, delivering food and medical supplies as Washington tests limited cooperation despite ongoing political tensions.
Cuba has rejected U.S. accusations that it poses a security threat, condemning Washington’s renewed pressure as politically motivated, Al Jazeera reports, amid escalating regional tensions.
Top tech CEOs are urging swift federal rules for artificial intelligence, warning of risks to jobs and democracy. But Trump and a divided Congress show little urgency to regulate.
The Supreme Court has allowed former President Trump’s mail voting directive to proceed ahead of the midterms, clearing the way for potential changes to absentee ballot procedures.
As Venezuela’s government and opposition return to the negotiating table, questions loom over Washington’s influence: Is the US quietly steering the agenda, or merely shaping the stakes?
A new Washington Institute analysis urges caution on Iraq’s latest government, warning that fragile coalitions, militia influence, and economic strain may thwart U.S. hopes for rapid, lasting reforms.
The Trump administration has invoked a seldom-used budget power to reclaim nearly $1 billion in previously approved federal funds, igniting a confrontation with lawmakers over spending authority.
Donald Trump has sparked debate after claiming pro-Israel lobbying groups are losing influence in Congress, raising questions over shifting US political support for Israel.
Washington’s primary election wraps up today, setting the stage for a fiercely contested race in the 3rd Congressional District, where candidates vie to define the region’s political future.
Iran’s leadership closely tracks U.S. political rifts, deploying calibrated rhetoric, media messaging and proxy diplomacy to exploit partisan divides while hedging against election swings
A whiplash election year enters its final stretch as Trump wields key wild cards, reshaping campaign strategies, voter expectations and party dynamics nationwide.
Chinese President Xi Jinping ends his Washington visit by viewing the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, underscoring delicate symbolism amid ongoing tensions in U.S.-China relations.
Billionaires are pouring unprecedented sums into U.S. politics, reshaping campaigns and policy debates. Critics warn the surge threatens democratic norms as a voter backlash grows.
The Supreme Court’s ruling strengthens Trump’s influence over independent federal agencies, reshaping long-standing norms on executive control and raising concerns about checks and balances.
The U.S. attorney’s office in California has opened an investigation into recent elections, examining potential irregularities and federal violations, officials told The Washington Post.
President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to scale back joint military exercises with South Korea, signaling a shift in U.S. defense policy and raising questions about regional security.