The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a Louisiana redistricting case that could severely weaken or eliminate Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act—the last major enforcement tool of the civil rights-era law.
Frustrated by failed peace talks and Russian defiance, President Zelensky is heading to the White House to secure Tomahawk missiles and other advanced U.S. weapons to shift the war’s momentum.
Despite a new Gaza ceasefire, Israeli PM Netanyahu declines to attend the Sharm el-Sheikh peace summit, casting doubt on next steps in the conflict.
While China hosts a high-profile summit celebrating women’s achievements, the reality on the ground tells a different story: independent feminist groups have been systematically silenced.
The New York Times, Washington Post, Newsmax, and others reject new Pentagon rules that could punish journalists for routine reporting.
Prominent Cuban dissident José Daniel Ferrer has been released from prison and flown to Miami in exile after enduring years of harsh detention conditions. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio welcomed his arrival.
The Abraham Accords marked a historic shift in Middle East diplomacy by normalizing Israel’s ties with Arab states—but lasting peace has yet to follow.
President Emmanuel Macron battles unprecedented political instability as France’s newly reappointed prime minister faces an uncertain future amid budget pressures and public unrest.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has urged Israel’s president to pardon Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces corruption charges. But Israeli law may block such a move.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche is walking a tightrope—advancing President Trump’s campaign of political retribution while resisting its most extreme impulses, angering hardline conservatives.