Politics News

As Scotland's political parties launch their Holyrood election campaigns, change is on offer across the spectrum, but voter apathy and tactical voting loom large.

An analysis of the key challenges facing Trump's efforts to end birthright citizenship in the US, as the Supreme Court weighs this complex legal and political issue.

Canada has finally hit the NATO target of spending 2% of its GDP on defense under the leadership of Defense Minister Carney. This milestone comes after years of falling short.

Comprehensive inspection explores the advantages and opportunities enabled by the Future Border and Immigration System program in the UK.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's controversial prayer at the Pentagon sparks debate over the military's chaplain corps and use of force.

An Arizona gun dealer faces federal charges for allegedly selling firearms to two Mexican drug cartels, fueling the violent conflict between cartels and the Mexican government.

South Dakota passes new law requiring proof of citizenship for all voters, sparking debate on voting rights and election integrity.

A new Idaho bill aims to punish transgender individuals for using bathrooms that match their gender identity, even in privately owned businesses.

A new lawsuit seeks to force the Trump administration to stop referring to the iconic performing arts center as 'The Trump Kennedy Center'.

The UK government has formally launched the long-awaited Orgreave inquiry to investigate the violent policing and discredited prosecutions during the 1984-85 miners' strike.