Geopolitics
The Heroes and Nashville star died in August from the toxic effects of fentanyl, Xanax and several other drugs.
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With 85% of ballots counted, Netanyahu's Likud party and its allies are set to win 53 seats in the 120-seat Knesset.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) dropped $500,000 in Mississippi’s Senate race supporting Scott Colom (D), who is challenging Trump-backed Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.). The new ad focused on Colom’s record as a distric…
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Russian President Vladimir Putin praised SpaceX CEO Elon Musk as a “genius” Wednesday while revealing that Russia has been in contact with the billionaire as the country works to develop a rival satellite internet network. Putin made the re…
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Just like his father, the far-right senator fled Brazil following his presidential election loss.
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US allies aren’t happy: “We naturally insist that it works if we're paying for it."
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Main opposition parties fail to muster majority.
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Moscow’s role across the continent has become increasingly controversial.
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Democratic political groups and their consultants—including those supporting Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed—are recruiting canvassers with "previous felony convictions" to knock on voters' doors in Michigan, Kansas, Ohio, and othe…
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An expert team argues that the Soviet succession was improperly decided.
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Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon is doubling down in the campaign's final days on her fierce opposition to Israel, promoting an endorsement she received from a virulently anti-Israel group that shares ties with the Council on A…
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Alexander Burns, Politico EU It may be weeks before we know who the next prime minister of Israel will be.
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Hamidreza Azizi, Time
President Donald Trump's conflict with Iran has become a political liability for his administration. Since the last U.S. strikes...
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It's Noon In Israel It's Wednesday, October 28, and with about 77 percent of the vote counted, Netanyahu's coalition parties hold 54 seats to the change bloc's 49.
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Andrew A. Michta, 19FortyFive Putin's proposal for a U.S.-China-Russia trilateral in China — with Ukraine and Europe excluded — has revived Beltway enthusiasm for a...
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Victor Davis Hanson, American Greatness
The Ukraine war's mounting casualties, Western divisions, and dwindling prospects for victory make a negotiated peace increasingly urgent before...
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Beth Oppenheim, ECFR The coming Israeli election could see Netanyahu finally unseated. But Israel's hard-right shift goes far beyond the prime minister, and Europeans should prepare for more...
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With 85% of votes counted, all signs point to an impasse. The most likely outcome may be new elections.
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Taken together, bilateral deals risk fueling regional rivalries that undermine U.S. interests.
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Even when you’re wrong about the Iran war (or anything else).
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After the Israeli election, it appears that Bibi’s coalition will be the largest but that no leader will have a clear path to a majority.
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Taxing an industry for cause before it has shown clear harm risks forgoing the benefits it offers before it has a chance to deliver them.
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Diego Garcia is the only safe place for ships fighting Iran, but the remote atoll can’t provide the maintenance they need.
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Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) called for the “truth” from former Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska) amid what she said was a “pattern of lies and coverups” following reports the Democrat’s campaign recruited one of her midterm opponents to “ball…
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The defeated Brazilian candidate claims to be the victim of a coup d’état and political persecution, recycling unsubstantiated allegations of “electoral fraud”.
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The Trump administration’s bid to separate 20,000 mail ballots in California that it says are likely noncitizens met another defeat on Wednesday as a trial judge refused to intervene. U.S. District Judge David Carter ruled California…
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Fox News’s Brian Kilmeade and Brit Hume shared their doubts Wednesday about Vice President Vance’s prospects in the 2028 presidential race, questioning whether his close association to President Trump could hurt his chances of winning the R…
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Federal prosecutors asked a judge Tuesday to reject a request from more than a dozen news organizations to immediately unseal the search warrant for Rep. Ilhan Omar’s (D-Minn.) Washington, D.C., home, saying it could jeopardize the ongoing …
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For years, Maine Democrat Troy Jackson, running for Senate as a "working class voice" and "logger by trade," has claimed to run a "Logging and Forestry" company, Jackson Associates, in his rural town of Allagash. It's actually a consulting …
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The fiance of Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) said this week he would support GOP candidate Mike Rogers over Stevens’s former Democratic primary rival, Abdul El-Sayed, in Michigan’s Senate race. In an interview published Wednesday, Jason Turk…
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Allegations that Mary Peltola’s (D) campaign was involved in recruiting “spoiler” candidates to siphon votes from incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) shook up the Alaska Senate race Wednesday. Peltola’s campaign and national Democrats d…
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A new expert report raises alarm about the country’s vaccination crisis.
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The eight-year-old was in an enclosure with other children and a staff member when she was attacked.
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The crash, between a moving train and another that was stopped further up the track, was caused by an "inexplicable" error, the transport minister said.
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Election Day is next Tuesday. Most normal Americans have better things to do than follow politics obsessively, so we've prepared a helpful guide explaining where the major parties stand on the issues that matter most.
The post The Definitiv…
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Survivors of the train crash in Spain have spoken of their shock, panic and anger at the accident in Toledo province on Wednesday.
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The New York Times, which boasts about its independence and employing more than 2,000 journalists, is increasingly relying on left-leaning outside nonprofit organizations to provide news and editorial content.
The post New York Times Increa…
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Abdul El-Sayed's father sits on the board of a notorious Islamic charity that was once busted for funneling cash to Saddam Hussein and has been raided by the FBI and the U.S. military. The board also features two current members who belonge…
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Miłosz Manasterski, Brussels Signal Poland and Romania founded the Bucharest Nine (B9) together, yet for a decade Warsaw has directed most of its political attention elsewhere. On...
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Jordana Timerman, The Guardian
After the rejoicing, it will be vital to learn the lessons. The...
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What I want for my children are the things boredom brings out of people.
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With a pro-military government in power and nationalism on the rise, locals fear further escalation.
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At least $400 million has been spent on TV ads for ballot initiatives this cycle.
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The Villa Vie Odyssey suspended its voyage and is working with passengers on "temporary living arrangements".
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Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer upsets the gender game.
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Republicans are still in bad shape, but the blue wave hasn’t swept them out to sea just yet.
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Voters from western Wisconsin over to southern Minnesota and down to eastern Iowa are hurting. The question is whether they blame the president’s policies enough to elect Democrats.
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