Politics News

In a press conference, Trump and Fox News host Pete Hegseth cited God and religion to justify the US's actions in the Iran conflict, drawing parallels to Jesus' resurrection.

A new Arizona political group, led by Paul Johnson, is working to rebrand as the Independent Party, aiming to provide a fresh alternative for voters seeking independence from traditional party affiliations.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court election has taken a quieter turn without Elon Musk's high-profile involvement, but the stakes remain high as voters prepare to choose between candidates Maria Lazar and Chris Taylor.

Texas education officials propose a new reading list for schools that includes passages from the Bible, sparking debates over church-state separation and curriculum standards.

Australian PM Albanese travels to Singapore to shore up petrol shipments as fuel prices stop falling despite government's excise cut.

Explore the staggering financial toll of the Iran war on the United States, as our expert analysis delves into the true cost of this long-running conflict.

Legal expert Asli Bali of Yale Law School analyzes whether President Trump's threats to target Iran's civilian infrastructure could be considered a war crime under international law.

VP Vance travels to Budapest to support incumbent Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán ahead of upcoming election. Vance aims to bolster Orbán's political standing.

Germany is debating whether to make fare-dodging on trams, buses, and trains a non-criminal offense. Meanwhile, businesses are feeling the impact of the Middle East conflict.

Queensland senator vows to continue supporting Australia's most decorated living soldier as he faces charges, despite Greens' call for no one to be above the law.