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Steve Daines, the Republican U.S. Senator from Montana, has unexpectedly withdrawn from his bid for a third term just before the filing deadline.

The White House posts a video mixing video game and real-life footage of military strikes on Iran, sparking controversy and discussion around the line between entertainment and reality.

An inside look at the dynamic between President Trump's impulsive decision-making and his national security team's efforts to keep pace. Explores the challenges of reconciling gut reactions with strategic long-term planning.

A recent survey shows that a majority of Americans are against the use of military force in Iran, reflecting a shift in public sentiment amid heightened tensions in the region.

The Albanese government has backed down on proposed FoI reforms that would have reduced transparency, but still plans to overhaul the outdated system.

Venezuela's president pledges mining industry reforms following meeting with US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum in Caracas, signaling a potential shift in US-Venezuela relations.

A federal judge has blocked Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's order designating the Council on American-Islamic Relations as a terrorist organization, dealing a setback to the governor's hardline stance.

In a major setback for the former administration, a trade court has ordered tariff refunds after the Supreme Court struck down the controversial tariffs.

Suspicious trades on betting platforms before a US-Israel strike killed Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei have sparked concerns of insider trading and market manipulation.

Trump vows to unleash devastating strikes on Iran, as tensions between the two nations escalate. Aides claim the US will 'rain missiles' and bring 'death and destruction' in retaliation.