A chaotic finish with Fernando Gaviria’s late crash sets up Merlier’s third win, while Tadej Pogacar keeps control.

A growing healthcare staffing shortage is colliding with yearslong U.S. visa backlogs, pushing hospitals to look abroad.

Foreign Office figures outline the next three years, showing bilateral reductions that critics say reshape the UK's role globally.

France and Morocco vow to lock in a renewed partnership, with energy cooperation at the center of the plan.

A civil-rights investigation built from a 26-page memo is mapped to show how the push against D.E.I. is executed.

A month after a preliminary deal, renewed strikes raise the real question: how long can escalation stay contained?

The vice president links Israeli internal sentiment to US politics, raising questions about how Washington and allies align.

The Greens launch a pushback on the next PM, painting Burnham as cautious on wealth taxes, Gaza, and rent controls.

Cabinet puzzles are now governance puzzles: what we know, what we do not, and why it matters fast.

Abuja’s foreign policy may look less flashy, but the reality is power growing quietly, not shrinking.

In Michigan’s crucial Senate primary, the pro-Israel spending surge tests whether a pro-Israel Democrat can win.

With cyclospora linked to berries and other produce, the real question is how to reduce risk after a parasite outbreak.