The new calendar starts in South Carolina to prioritize Black and Latino voters, with Nevada next.

Foreign officials allege the forced labor narrative is being used to justify fresh protectionist tariffs and reshape trade policy.

A new conditional red line could force deeper U.S. deployments, tightening pressure on planners and budgets.

A regional escalation is forcing US embassies to warn nationals, while both sides trade blows across borders.

A legal escalation could reshape how migrants, police, and governments handle mass violence risk in the region.

A record rejection spike highlights how USPS postmark rules and slow vote-counting can still disenfranchise ballots.

A new tariff set is replacing expiring duties across 59 countries plus the European Union, with fresh economic stress.

A credible Iranian threat forced a routing change, putting the security of a Qatari-donated jet under scrutiny.

The Michigan governor’s endorsement lands in a contentious Democratic race, reshaping momentum and risk for party power in the state.

Federal officials admitted stopping funding for energy projects “based solely” on state election support, raising compliance and funding risks.

A mass “cardboard Maidan” pushed Zelensky to back away from removing a popular minister, reshaping how leaders govern under scrutiny.

A power struggle inside Poland's main opposition force is turning into a purge. Here is what it could change.