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The White House’s shakeup of the bipartisan U.S. Election Assistance Commission threatens confidence in election administration.
Primary wins by DSA-backed candidates force Democrats to choose between sharper left identity and broader coalition discipline.
Aaron Grandidier-Nkanang and Romain Ntamack power a turnaround in Round 2 of the Nations Championship.
Norway reach the last eight for the first World Cup since 1998 and set up a Saturday semifinal spot against England.
Spain’s 2-1 win on Friday flips the bracket, and Merino’s finish now decides Spain vs. France on Tuesday.
The toll crossed 4,000 for the twin quakes, raising humanitarian pressure and operational risk across the region.
A New Economics Foundation essay series has backbenchers urging Burnham to restart Labour’s 0.7% overseas aid line.
Extremist followers are asking for help, and research suggests a large slice of bots could comply under the right questions.
A WWII remembrance day is colliding with today’s battlefield reality, and Poland is signaling possible limits on military support.
The US nod is a breakthrough for Kyiv. The constraint is time, and whether Ukraine can finance production until it works.
A new escalation warning from Trump frames a one-year military posture shift, with global security and risk markets reacting.
A Truth Social deepfake prompt turns into reputational leverage, legal risk, and a fresh test of election-era misinformation norms.
