Ceasefire Pauses Legal Clock for Potential Iran War
Defense Secretary Hegseth says the ceasefire with Iran may “pause” a key legal deadline for congressional war authorization, sparking a debate with Senator Kaine.
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DHS Reopens After Record 75-Day Shutdown, Funding Bill Excludes ICE
The U.S. DHS ends its historic 75-day shutdown after Congress passes a funding bill, but the deal excludes new money for ICE.
US Midterm Battle: Redistricting Game Heats Up
Ahead of the 2026 midterms, Democrats and Republicans are in a high-stakes battle over electoral maps, a process that could decide control of the U.S. House.
2026 Midterms: A Vote on Trump’s Second Term? 🗳️
The 2026 U.S. midterm elections could decide the fate of President Trump’s agenda as voters weigh in on his second term.
King Charles Addresses Congress Amid U.S.-U.K. Tensions
King Charles III met with President Trump and prepares for a historic address to Congress, as the U.S. and U.K. navigate disagreements over Iran.
Trump’s ‘Official Image’ Takes Over Passports & Coins?
Former President Trump’s image is appearing on redesigned U.S. passports and coins as part of America’s 250th-anniversary celebrations.
Iran War Talks Deadlock Amid Escalating Tensions
Talks to end the Iran conflict are stalled as US rejects Tehran’s proposal, with regional violence and economic impacts spreading.
America’s Recurring Political Violence: A Sign of Systemic Crisis?
The recent White House security breach points to deeper systemic issues in the U.S., fueled by polarization and gun access.
Suspect Charged Over White House Dinner Shooting Attempt
A suspect faces federal charges after a shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, allegedly targeting President Trump and prompting a major security response.
Dinner Descends into Chaos: Political Violence in the US Under Spotlight
A security breach at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner sparks a major discussion on political violence, polarization, and its ripple effects on the world stage.