Politics News

From France to Italy, the far-right's momentum appears to be stalling as voters reject their divisive rhetoric and populist agenda in recent local and national polls.

Denmark's former PM, known for his pipe-smoking and unorthodox habits, emerges as a central figure in the country's post-election coalition negotiations.

Anthropic's clashes with the Pentagon have reached Congress, as lawmakers work to enshrine the company's red lines on autonomous weapons and mass surveillance into legislation.

Ahead of a critical April referendum, the Democratic-backed Virginians for Fair Elections group has significantly out-raised the Republican-aligned Virginians for Fair Maps effort, signaling a fierce battle over congressional map redrawing.

John Kiriakou, the former CIA agent imprisoned for exposing the agency's torture program, is now going viral as he campaigns to clear his name and restore his pension.

UK's Minister for Defense Readiness and Industry delivers keynote on procurement, innovation, and skills at the DPRTE 2026 conference, outlining plans to modernize the country's defense capabilities.

Thousands of TSA workers face another paycheck-less week as the government shutdown drags on. Hear the personal stories of the financial hardships they're enduring.

Leaseholders criticize plan to reclaim funds spent on fire-damaged Spectrum Building in Dagenham, as they lost their homes in the blaze.

The Welsh government announced a major investment in youth employment support, including 12 new Youth Hubs, providing expanded opportunities for young people across the country.

As a crucial election season approaches, Alaska's reliance on oil revenue could determine its path forward, with implications for its economy and environment.