Biggs, Kolodin, and Petersen beat rivals by centering election denialism, setting up a high-risk November fight.

A new China-backed AI organization brings in five Southeast Asian players, signaling new influence routes for policy and markets.

Araghchi describes being pulled from a leadership compound after a US-Israeli strike, and warns of accurate targeting.

What “mythos” means in practice: the incentives, narratives, and security assumptions shaping AI conflict readiness.

A Wednesday announcement could reshape nuclear oversight, and U.S. and Israeli officials fear civilian enrichment becomes a weapons pathway.

The former Cardinals kicker defeats Joseph Chaplik and now faces Democrats’ best shot at flipping an open suburban seat.

In Arizona's deep-red 5th District, Trump-backed Mark Lamb denied allegations and fended off Daniel Keenan's money-heavy attack.

A sweeping U.S.-Saudi nuclear plan is reportedly in the works, but fears over weaponization via civilian tech are tightening the noose.

A narrow vote buys runway. It also sets up the next, bigger clash over whether the government runs or stalls.

A fast-moving blaze in southern France tested emergency capacity, even as winds weakened.

A stopgap bill heads to the Senate as lawmakers try to prevent another interruption before the next election-year crunch.

A 100% tariff on imported generics is coming, and it will test pricing, supply chains, and the policy risk calculus for pharma execs.