Politics News

The Trump administration unveils ambitious plans for a massive 250-foot 'Triumphal Arch' structure to commemorate 250 years since the U.S. declared independence. The grand monument aims to honor American history and legacy.

US president announces first talks between Israeli and Lebanese leaders in over three decades, aiming to ease tensions and foster regional cooperation.

Heated exchange erupts as Democratic lawmaker challenges Energy Secretary's stance on Iran war's impact on gas prices, accusing him of being out of touch with Americans' struggles.

Prominent attorney John Eastman has been stripped of his law license for his controversial efforts to undermine the results of the 2020 presidential election. Explore the details and implications of this high-profile disciplinary action.

Former US Marine pilot Daniel Duggan loses appeal against extradition from Australia over claims he illegally trained Chinese military in South Africa.

House Democrats file 6 articles of impeachment against defense security Pete Hegseth, citing unauthorized attacks on Iran and suspected drug smugglers.

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor apologizes to fellow Justice Brett Kavanaugh after criticizing his dissenting opinion on immigration raids, highlighting the court's ideological divisions.

Despite being found by ICAC to have engaged in serious corrupt conduct, a former NSW Liberal MP was welcomed as an 'esteemed luminary' at a campaign event for his successor.

Former Brazilian intelligence chief Alexandre Ramagem, who was convicted for planning a coup, was apprehended by ICE but has now been freed in the United States.

In a contentious move, the U.S. Senate blocks a bid to cancel arms sales to Israel as the ongoing conflict with Iran heightens partisan tensions within the Democratic party.