Europe’s fastest-warming heat is colliding with active wildfire outbreaks, forcing firefighting systems and risk models to play catch-up.

Water restrictions expand as France’s drought is unusually early and heatwaves drive wildfires, raising operational and policy risk.

Democrats and gun control advocates question incentives after comments about Check-Mate Industries, led by his mother-in-law.

The Evian Conference looked international and official. The reality was near-universal rejection, and it changed what “protection” meant.

The EU chief says a new drone arrangement is coming. Here is what it means for European defense procurement.

A Colombian delivery driver is killed after being mistaken for a suspect, intensifying scrutiny of Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Second annual Hill Nation Summit spotlights Trump admin figures and marquee senators, plus a House GOP move and a Michigan test.

Violence keeps humanitarian deliveries from local people while a new international security force stalls on the ground.

London's mayor is amplifying union pressure for updated health and safety rules after workplaces hit 40C amid more frequent heatwaves.

Unions, Our Revolution, and frustrated progressives are backing different successors for Graham Platner as Collins remains the target.

In a bid to legitimize concerns with declassified intelligence, the White House faces tough questions on how it’s used.

The Arizona senator’s 2028 ambitions are already cash-ready, and party committees are benefiting fast.