The US- Iraq talks hinge on whether pledged gun-drops are real, and whether it can shift the US-Iran war calculus.

A New Yorker investigation describes thousands held in El Paso desert tents, using inhumane conditions to push deportation decisions.

Why a top French award for Starmer is really about Europe’s Ukraine security coalition at a turning point in 2025.

A Commons return puts a stalled piece of legislation back on the agenda as Starmer’s premiership winds down.

A by-election newcomer’s claim collides with the government reshuffling business, changing the optics ahead of Iran votes.

Markwayne Mullin’s initial claim that the man was a target changed later, igniting anti-ICE protests.

Victims are being identified while investigators probe alleged negligence, raising scrutiny for venue safety and compliance.

The NBC host argues meme politics is getting dangerous, and he stacks it against several recent Washington gaffes.

Deutsche Welle reports the exit looks like redefinition, not retreat, reshaping how Washington targets terrorism across Africa.

The WHO says undercounting could be worse than reported, changing how quickly governments and donors must act.

France staged European unity in Paris, but the bloc cannot fully act in Iran without America in the driver’s seat.

The Court is asking Congress for more money in 2027, and security is the line item that matters most.