Senegal’s star creator chooses French to scale beyond Wolof, turning short-form humor into Francophone influence.

Her first contested Senate-primary endorsement this year targets Michigan, a state Democrats see as pivotal for keeping control.

A 55-year-old deportation rule is blocking a direct move, forcing ministers to search for legal workarounds.

A Wednesday federal disclosure shows more than $1 billion in crypto-related income, raising fresh questions for regulators and boards.

The Vatican’s disciplinary move turns an internal church dispute into a governance and compliance test for Catholic leadership.

Instead of leaning on Washington-led spending networks, candidates take ownership of their fundraising and spend decisions.

Police say the crash in Mukdahan province killed eight monks and hospitalized 14, raising urgent safety questions.

High-profile victories are testing Democratic strategy as the party tries to regain control of Congress.

How a fast-growing left wing is reshaping Democratic messaging, coalition math, and what candidates must do next.

A donated presidential jet puts ethics, procurement norms, and national security scrutiny back in the spotlight for decision-makers.

The apology is the political reckoning for historic forced adoption in England and Wales, with enduring legal and governance fallout.

After thousands of babies were taken from their mothers between 1949 and 1976, a formal apology is finally coming.