Politics News

US President Donald Trump has lashed out at NATO, likening the alliance to a 'paper tiger' and hinting at a potential US withdrawal. How will Europe respond?

President Trump dismisses concerns over Iran's uranium enrichment, saying it's 'so far underground' and not a pressing issue. Our in-depth analysis examines the potential implications of this stance.

A captivating look at the propaganda war playing out through public art and imagery on the National Mall, as the Trump administration and its critics clash in a visual showdown.

A federal judge has ruled that the Department of Homeland Security illegally stripped immigration status from thousands who entered the US through the CBP One app. This decision reinstates their status.

The Supreme Court takes on a controversial case about birthright citizenship, addressing a divisive issue that has profound implications for immigration policy.

French prosecutors have discovered a failed attack on a Bank of America office in Paris was connected to a pro-Iranian group. Learn more about the potential threat and ongoing investigation.

The Justice Department's acting antitrust chief signals a more aggressive stance, promising to protect the free market from corporate misconduct.

The debate over Germany's cannabis legalization continues two years after implementation, with proponents and critics at odds over its impact on consumption, youth, and organized crime.

DPTAC, the government's advisory committee on disabled transport needs, has appointed Sue Sharp as its new Interim Chair to lead critical accessibility initiatives.

Exploring how proposed changes to birthright citizenship could leave adopted 'foundlings' without a nationality, potentially leaving vulnerable children stateless.