How countries are run: elections and campaigns, governments and parliaments, legislation, courts ruling on the constitution, and the leaders and parties shaping public policy.
IKEA Australia and New Zealand launched a locally created Black Friday campaign via Havas Host, arguing brands need distinctiveness, not just price, to win attention during the sales season.
The White House warned incoming Democratic lawmakers that aggressive oversight of the Trump administration could cross into criminality as the new Congress prepares to take office in January.
Scott Colom derrotó a la republicana Cindy Hyde-Smith en Misisipi, elevando a 55 los escaños demócratas en el Senado tras las elecciones de medio mandato.
A former barrister proposes Australian states sue major tobacco companies for up to $50bn in healthcare costs under consumer law; South Australia is seeking formal legal advice.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries declined to commit to an investigation of Elon Musk and DOGE, deferring to Raskin and Garcia as Democrats prepare to lead oversight.
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and his entourage were reprimanded by a sentinel at the Tomb of the Unknowns for laughing and talking during photos after a Veterans Day ceremony.
Painel do Leitor reúne opiniões sobre o discurso de Lula na COP31, salário mínimo, críticas a vereador do Novo, vídeo com FHC, medalha na Câmara do Rio e o fim do inquérito das fake news.
Editorial da Folha alerta que a dívida pública brasileira, em alta e com prazos encurtados e mais atrelada à Selic, exige ajuste fiscal além dos paliativos do governo.
An AIDS Healthcare Foundation op-ed argues that the US should match its global HIV prevention push, citing survey data on PrEP insurance barriers and provider funding disruptions at home.
During Trump's Arlington National Cemetery wreath-laying, cameras captured a U.S. Army sentinel asking a group including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to maintain respect.
Three New York Times journalists explain how the paper covered Mississippi's Senate race, which became an unexpectedly close contest drawing national attention.
Incoming progressive Democrats, dubbed 'The Bloc,' are withholding public commitment to Hakeem Jeffries for House speaker while seeking legislative guarantees, though no rival candidate has emerged.
Coluna avalia que as primeiras medidas fiscais do governo Lula para 2027 pouco mudam o quadro, apenas desaceleram levemente o crescimento da despesa e mantêm o arcabouço fiscal.
Nigeria's President Tinubu launched his re-election manifesto promising 6% growth, 200,000 homes and more security personnel, but analysts say voter trust hinges on tangible relief.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's push for closer EU ties, including openness to rejoining the single market, is dividing his cabinet and party ahead of a Dublin meeting and a UK-EU summit.
Biya's extended absences from public view have raised questions about who exercises power in Cameroon, as constitutional succession rules remain untested and no vice president has been named.
MS NOW host Rachel Maddow said on ABC's The View she hopes moderate and socialist Democrats have a 'big fight' over party direction after midterm wins, as calls grow to replace Schumer.
Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas outlined an investment-led growth strategy targeting top-20 global competitiveness and investment rising from 23% to 30% of GDP by 2030.
Eleven absent Democrats helped Republicans shelve impeachment charges against Defense Secretary Hegseth, drawing sharp criticism a week after the party's election wins.
Macron's November 2026 visit to Malaysia aims to upgrade ties to strategic partnership; the op-ed argues Malaysia should demand reciprocity in defense deals, not accept supplier lock-in.
Jim Jordan won election as House minority leader, prompting sharp reactions including criticism from Ohio State abuse survivors and commentary questioning the GOP's direction.
A UK-based court ruled to decriminalize same-sex relations in Trinidad and Tobago, a decision that could affect similar colonial-era laws across other British Commonwealth countries.
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem called Republican midterm losses and Netanyahu's weak Israeli poll showing a boon for Lebanon, and vowed to keep the group's weapons.
O presidente do Banco Central, Gabriel Galípolo, e a jornalista da CNN Brasil Elisa Veeck esperam a primeira filha; ela está com quatro meses de gestação.
