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In a poignant tribute, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth will lead a rally in the home district of a fallen soldier killed in the Iran conflict, honoring their sacrifice.

Former President Trump and allies claim Biden's use of autopen broke the law, but the Justice Department has failed to build a viable case, as Biden firmly denies the allegations.

Colorado's governor plans to commute the sentence of an election denier, reigniting discussions around voting integrity and political polarization.

US Democrats caution that Iran troop deployment is 'more likely' ahead of a critical war powers vote, aiming to limit Trump's military capabilities.

Centrists ousted, Trump allies surge in Texas, North Carolina, and Arkansas primaries - a glimpse of turbulence to come in 2026 midterms

Kemi Badenoch's poor performance during Prime Minister's Questions raises questions about the Conservative Party's leadership talent pool amid rising tensions with Iran.

As Texas Democrats pick James Talarico as their US Senate nominee, can pragmatism deliver them a victory in the traditionally conservative state?

Despite calls for candidates with no 'viable path' to drop out, the field of Democrats running for California governor remains crowded. The outcome could lead to two Republicans advancing to the November election.

Examining how Trump's foreign policy has evolved from his 'no new wars' rhetoric to a more aggressive military stance, as seen in recent Iran strikes.

UK authorities have arrested three men, including the husband of a Labour Party lawmaker, on suspicion of spying for China. The high-profile case sheds light on concerns over foreign interference.