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The key adviser frames short-term living-cost relief as the political test that could reshape voter and policy priorities.
In a Sunday interview, the GOP senator argues the Democratic “loon wing” will drive November losses.
A Democratic House candidate in Ohio reframes masculinity as culture, but a must-win Senate race turns it into a liability.
A London performance just created a new Guinness World Record category, with real implications for live-event marketing playbooks.
France’s heatwave grind hits tourism operations: the Eiffel Tower will “exceptionally” shut early this weekend.
The UK faces a democracy-defense reckoning as lawmakers question far-right access backed by Elon Musk’s family foundation.
The incoming UK prime minister is being warned that the fast-moving agenda will test him immediately, in No 10.
The Pharaohs exit World Cup 2026 amid heartbreak and controversy, and their paperwork puts FIFA officials under a brighter spotlight.
A new look at Iran and Ukraine shows how military pressure runs into political limits, and why exits are hard.
NPR reports political campaigns are using AI-generated, candidate-sounding text conversations to personalize outreach, raising trust and oversight stakes.
A new study suggests extremists may benefit from some AI systems, raising alarms for platform policy and regulation.
A merchant vessel incident in Hormuz rewound weeks of fragile diplomacy into a direct US-Iran showdown.
