Category - Politics

• Fighting and strikes flare across Middle East
• Suit over new tariffs
• 60,000 flee Cap Ferret as wildfires rage
• Modi promises justice after cockroach protests
• Russian strikes kill at least 10 near defense event
• Trump says Saudi Arabia must have diplomatic relations with Israel as part of nuclear deal
• Trump: U.S. will investigat­e EU trade practices
• Democrats pick S.C. for first presidenti­al primary race
• Rightwing US influencer changes course to back Ukraine after witnessing Kyiv air raid
• Some states auditing voter roll systems
• West Bank, Lebanon sites gain U.N. designatio­n
• Blue state grant nix
• Trump stokes 2028 furor in press gala rerun
• Chancellor shifts posts to stave off far-right rise
• James Woolsey, 84, embattled CIA director under Clinton
• I once thought Kemi was a Tory stop-gap. But I now believe she will be our next Prime Minister
• CANADA’S HOTTEST EXPORT
• Daylight saving bill could run out of time
• Senate Republican­s reject bid to extend Haiti TPS despite calls from Miami-Dade leaders
• History has proved that socialism doesn’t work
• Over 148,000 mail ballots rejected in California primary
• Resignatio­n, ratings won’t halt impeach trial
• HOPE IS THE THING WITH FEATHERS
• TRUMP LIKELY DOESN'T GET THE STAKES IN IRAN WAR
• CYCLING SHORTS GET THIS TURKEY POLITICIAN AXED
• Philadelph­ia site updates historical displays
• A Gift to Hong Kong’s Oppressors
• Wilson’s American Ideal
• Ottawa acknowledg­es “lasting impact” of forced adoptions but offers no apology
• Trump assistant caught betting on the president’s words
• UN chief urges internatio­nal support for Syria
• Trump returns to Georgia with election claims
• Broken Promises in Cuban Miami
• Safety in Small Numbers
• Alarm raised over Japan’s nuclear plans
• THE 6 OTHER ATTEMPTS ON TRUMP’S LIFE 1