Politics News

President Trump says the US could leave Iran in just 2-3 weeks, signaling a major shift in foreign policy. Experts analyze the implications and potential impact.

A federal judge in Texas has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the long-standing prohibition on political activity by churches, preserving the 70-year-old policy.

The Trump administration has granted exemptions to Gulf of Mexico oil drillers, claiming environmental protections would undermine US energy competitiveness amid tensions with Iran.

Influential cross-party group of MPs concludes UK's anti-terrorism program Prevent is ill-equipped to handle evolving extremist threats, calls for a reset.

Australia's Sex Discrimination Commissioner exposes a 'severe disinformation campaign' fueling harmful hate speech against transgender individuals, who face systemic barriers to safety and inclusion.

New research suggests the key to boosting the UK's birthrate is addressing financial barriers that hinder young people from starting families, particularly the housing crisis.

In a historic ruling, a federal judge has prohibited former President Trump from proceeding with unapproved construction projects at the White House, affirming Congress' authority over the iconic building.

A federal judge has blocked former President Trump's attempt to construct a new ballroom in the White House, ruling that the president does not own the historic building and must get congressional approval for any major renovations.

President Trump files lawsuit against the IRS, demanding at least $10 billion in damages. The Justice Department faces challenges in addressing the high-stakes legal battle.

Narges Mohammadi, a prominent Iranian human rights activist, suffered a heart attack in prison but was denied proper treatment, according to her husband. Her family accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on her behalf.