Politics

Russia launched a massive attack on Ukrainian cities, hitting apartment buildings and killing at least ten people.

Barack Obama's $850 million presidential library in Chicago is a controversial, near-windowless monolith, sparking debate about its monumental or mausoleum-like nature.

Jon Stewart mocked Donald Trump's Freedom 250 concert series after over half of the scheduled acts withdrew.

Hezbollah agrees to a reciprocal halt in attacks on Israel, following US proposal, with Israel warning of strikes if violated.

Ultra-Orthodox protesters clashed with Israeli police in Jerusalem over mandatory army draft, blocking roads and being removed from under a bus.

Donald Trump's "anti-weaponization" fund closure marks another significant defeat, impacting his birthday celebrations.

Australia imposes sanctions on three Israeli individuals and four entities due to escalating settler violence in the West Bank.

President Trump is reportedly seeking less attention as his key initiatives face challenges, urging critics to be quieter.

White House seeks Iran deal amid poll pressure, but Tehran demands concessions for war's end.

Former election clerk Tina Peters, sentenced to nine years for allowing voting machine access, was released following a Trump-led pressure campaign.

Doctors blast Trump's executive order to model US vaccine policy on Denmark's, citing lack of scientific evidence and differing national health needs.

Trump claims Israel and Hezbollah agreed to a ceasefire following Iran's threats and suspension of US peace talks.

IBM shares surged nearly 9% after a six-month-old video of Donald Trump praising the CEO recirculated online, adding over $24 billion in market value.

The White House is undergoing significant fortification due to escalating threats of political violence, mirroring security measures seen in "Green Zones."

Reality star Spencer Pratt is running for office, leveraging his infamy as a potential political currency to gain votes.

Spain's economic boom, engineered to avoid populist backlash, is now generating its own set of significant challenges.

President Trump addressed Oakmont Middle School students, celebrating the White House's 250th birthday and his claims of making America great twice.

Charter school enrollment and public support are rising, yet partisan divides prevent significant breakthroughs, according to a new analysis.

Kuwait reports missile and drone attack amid ongoing Middle East crisis and US-Iran tensions.

Over 1,000 pages of Mandelson's private messages concerning his US ambassador appointment will be released today, potentially revealing 'toe-curling' details.

John Oliver satirized Donald Trump's Freedom 250 concert, mocking its obscure musical lineup featuring artists forgotten since 2009.

Twitch streamer Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur reportedly barred from U.K. entry, preventing attendance at SXSW London.

A redesigned Bluesky algorithm reduced exposure to polarizing political content and improved social norm perceptions during the 2024 US election.

Colombia's presidential runoff on June 21 pits leftist senator Iván Cepeda against pro-Trump rival Abelardo de la Espriella.

Gustavo Petro and Rodolfo Hernández advance to Colombia's presidential runoff election on June 21, with security as a key issue.

Israel seizes a strategic castle in Lebanon, marking a "decisive shift" in its campaign against Hezbollah amid international criticism.

Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera, 73, died in prison after three years of arbitrary detention, drawing condemnation from rights groups.

Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera has died in Nicaraguan custody after nearly three years of isolation, raising serious human rights concerns.

Colombia's presidential election concludes, potentially altering its relationship with the United States after months of presidential friction.

Ethiopia's ruling party aims to solidify control over a divided nation in upcoming elections.