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The US president's unilateral military action against Iran has ignited a fierce dispute over the limits of presidential authority and the role of Congress in matters of war.

Labour minister Josh Simons resigns after revealing he falsely linked reporters to a 'pro-Kremlin' network in emails to GCHQ, despite claiming to be 'surprised' about a PR firm's investigation.

Benjamin Netanyahu's latest moves signal a renewed push for regional influence as Israel seeks to confront Iran's growing regional presence.

Exclusive details on the letter from the Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards and the exchange of letters between the Prime Minister and MP Josh Simons.

An analysis of how the US president's controversial actions in the Middle East challenge long-standing foreign policy and risk destabilizing the region.

The Defense Department has announced it is cutting ties with several prestigious universities, including Yale, Georgetown, and Johns Hopkins, amid ongoing concerns over research partnerships.

Inspired by a recent insurgent victory, a growing number of progressive candidates are mounting primary challenges against Democratic incumbents ahead of the midterm elections.

US lawmakers swiftly denounced President Trump's military action against Iran, calling it unauthorized and an 'act of war' as US-Israeli attacks on Iran spark international outrage.

Exclusive report reveals how top medical professionals enabled Jeffrey Epstein's crimes by providing care to his 'girls', raising questions about ethical standards in the medical field.

Labour deputy leader says Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham would have likely won the Gorton and Denton byelection, calls for party to utilize his popularity.