Politics News

A new report uncovers a horrific pattern of child sexual abuse by Rhode Island priests over several decades, prompting outrage and demands for accountability.

UK PM Starmer dismisses Trump's jabs over Iran policy, as British public support a measured approach to Middle East tensions.

As the US-UK relationship falters under Trump's volatile leadership, Britain is compelled to strengthen security ties with its European allies, signaling a shift in global alliances.

Bereaved families reflect on the final day of testimony in the historic COVID-19 inquiry, highlighting government failures and the need for urgent action to prepare for future crises.

Experts believe Trump's Iran strategy centers on regime change without direct military intervention, using a potent combination of covert ops, economic pressure, and international isolation.

Texas Congressman Tony Gonzales faces ethics probe and pressure to resign amid allegations of affair with staffer. Can he overcome the controversy and win the runoff?

A Greek appeals court has upheld the convictions of Golden Dawn's leadership for operating a criminal organization, affirming a landmark 2020 decision.

Greater Manchester mayor reignites leadership speculation, criticizing Labour's failure to connect with non-Labour voters and other progressive parties.

The UK government has appointed Sir David Bell to lead an independent review into antisemitic incidents in schools and colleges across England. Recommendations are expected by Autumn 2026.

In a heated Texas primary, Senator John Cornyn narrowly fended off a challenge from Attorney General Ken Paxton. Explore the reasons behind Cornyn's political struggle and what it means for the state's GOP.