Politics News

As the U.S. battles Iran, the Treasury Department allows the flow of Iranian oil to continue. Discover the strategic reasons behind this policy decision.

Explosive new reports reveal that key FBI agents involved in the high-profile Mar-a-Lago investigation were terminated for serious misconduct and ethics breaches, raising concerns about the probe's integrity.

Daria Boyarskaya, a former interpreter for Vladimir Putin, now holds a key position in the OSCE election monitoring mission for Hungary's upcoming parliamentary vote, raising concerns about potential Russian interference.

A new lawsuit claims senior Justice Department officials fired FBI agents due to perceived political disloyalty to former President Trump, raising concerns about abuse of power and undermining impartiality.

The U.S. Defense Secretary plans to request more funding from Congress to bolster military capabilities following recent tensions with Iran. The proposed budget aims to strengthen America's ability to counter global threats.

An analysis of how AIPAC's loss in an Illinois congressional race signals potential challenges for the pro-Israel lobby in the upcoming 2022 midterm elections.

In a speech at the Chatham House Global Trade Conference, UK Trade Minister Chris Bryant shares his strategy for navigating the UK's trade relationships post-Brexit.

Jeffrey Epstein's longtime lawyer, Darren Indyke, testifies to US House lawmakers that he had no awareness of Epstein's wrongdoings during his employment.

General Francis L. Donovan testifies that boat strikes are not the most effective tool to address the nation's drug problem, advocating for a more comprehensive approach.

As President Trump's term comes to an end, his conservative judicial appointments, including three Supreme Court Justices, are poised to shape US jurisprudence for decades to come.