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A sudden vacancy triggers an intra-party scramble, right when Democrats are hunting a narrow path to Senate control.
After Ann Widdecombe, 78, was found dead with “serious injuries,” police say there is no political motive.
An unconventional nuclear rover concept signals a shift in how NASA is thinking under Isaacman, with clear regulatory and program-stability stakes.
A new bill would create an independent body to recommend maximum safe workplace temperatures and require implementation.
Next weekend could bring miles of tailbacks unless new EES identity checks run smoothly or controls are adjusted.
DW breaks down EU efforts to build US-style counterparts and why the obstacles are still harder than governments admit.
A proposed leadership swap signals Zelensky wants a faster pivot toward an “updated political strategy” with new momentum.
The South African football players union confirmed the death, raising urgent questions about player welfare and protections.
His shift from foreign-policy hardliner to Trump ally mattered in South Carolina and beyond, with ripple effects for GOP strategy.
His sudden death ends a rare political arc, and decision-makers now have to redraw how power aligns with one president.
The Senate returns to work as Washington digests Graham's death and renewed strikes against Iran raise new risks.
The president’s tribute underscores how Washington’s alliances and party leadership succession can move quickly after unexpected loss.
