Jan. 22 is locked in for the Palmetto State, with Nevada next, and a calendar fight spills into every region’s leverage.

Crackdowns across Jordan and US-aligned Gulf countries aim to stop image circulation and uphold denials of strike targets.

A witness says investigators did not reveal targeting at first. The incident shows how visa enforcement can inflame public trust fast.

Internal briefing urges a political framing of a Metropolitan police investigation into donations tied to George Cottrell.

New 10% to 12.5% duties may survive judges, but they could hand presidents an open-ended tariff playbook.

A second round of talks produced no breakthrough, even as demonstrators press for Dharmendra Pradhan to resign.

His 35 minutes, 27 seconds up Alpe d'Huez locks in the overall lead, reshaping the rest of the race plan.

A third year of rule has not delivered consistent social, security, or economic gains, leaving decision-makers to measure what comes next.

A Texas Senate race turns into an address-and-residency showdown after reporting found Paxton voting from a place he left.

The Middle East escalation tightens just as Netanyahu heads to Washington, with US threats looming over Tehran and its allies.

The July 24 warehouse strikes, plus a separate factory attack and strikes near Kyiv, underline how logistics becomes a battlefield.

The question is blunt: will John Healey still fund the UK defense increases he previously demanded?