PM Andy Burnham announces autumn summit with Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Irish leaders to coordinate economic strategy and job creation across the UK.
A U.S. court has ruled that the Trump administration can proceed with its planned overhaul of federal homelessness programs, clearing a legal hurdle for policy implementation.
The House passed a Russia sanctions bill championed by late Sen. Lindsey Graham, sending it to President Trump's desk for final action.
La Reserva Federal de EE.UU. aumentó las tasas de interés por unanimidad al 3,75%-4%, la primera subida en tres años, en una decisión que desafía públicamente la posición del presidente Trump.
La Reserva Federal de EE.UU. aumentó las tasas de interés por primera vez en tres años al rango de 3,75%-4% para combatir la inflación persistente, desafiando la oposición del presidente Trump.
CBS News analyzes pivotal congressional races ahead of midterm elections that will determine control of Congress. Electoral expert Anthony Salvanto identifies competitive districts likely to decide the chamber's balance of power.
El presidente Macron señala que restablecer la libertad de navegación en el estrecho de Ormuz es prioritario para Francia, coordinando esfuerzos con socios regionales ante tensiones que afectan precios de combustible.
Clearlake Capital has acquired full ownership of Chelsea FC after chairman Todd Boehly and director Mark Walter sold their stakes. The move ends a power struggle within the club's ownership structure that emerged in 2024.
The Bank of England maintained interest rates as expected, but faces mounting pressure from conflicting economic signals and policy challenges ahead.
The House overwhelmingly passed bipartisan legislation requiring tech companies to pay for data center energy infrastructure costs instead of passing them to consumers, as lawmakers address concerns about AI-driven power grid strain.
Democratic nominee David Jolly compares current politics to post-Watergate 1974 as Democrats pursue Florida's governorship despite not winning statewide since 2018.
California Gov. Newsom faced backlash for blaming Trump for housing costs using a chart that actually shows prices surged under Biden's administration, drawing criticism for misrepresenting data.
House Foreign Affairs Committee members allege activist groups like CodePink serve as "Trojan horses" for foreign adversaries, calling for transparency and FARA compliance to expose funding sources.
The Republican-led US House passed a broad sanctions package against Russia targeting energy, defense, and Putin's officials, with provisions for secondary tariffs on China and India. Trump has pledged to sign the legislation.
The Trump administration's Justice Department announced over a dozen election fraud cases across multiple states involving noncitizen voting, fraudulent registrations, and identity theft schemes.
The House passed legislation directing state regulators to consider rules requiring data centers to cover higher energy costs, though without mandatory enforcement.
The House passed the Ratepayer Protection Act 417-3, requiring large data centers to pay full infrastructure costs rather than passing them to local ratepayers, marking the first data center bill in the 119th Congress.
Sweden's center-left opposition bloc led by Magdalena Andersson narrowly won parliamentary elections with 99% of votes counted, ahead by just 26,169 votes. The result would end the right-wing government's tenure, though coalition negotiations loom.
O governo federal prepara Medida Provisória para proibir apostas e jogos on-line, visando combater endividamento e vício em famílias. Clubes de futebol e casas de apostas se mobilizam contra a medida.
More than a dozen Democratic senators met with Michigan Senate nominee El-Sayed in Washington, setting aside disagreements over Israel policy to present a unified front ahead of midterm elections.
The US House has passed legislation imposing new sanctions and tariffs on Russia to increase economic pressure. The measure represents escalated congressional action on Russia policy.
The Trump administration spent $9.5 billion on administrative leave in 2025, a 435% increase from 2023, primarily through a federal employee buyout program that incentivized 144,312 workers to resign while continuing to receive pay.
Sweden's center-left opposition has won the election, defeating the far-right Sweden Democrats. The result is being celebrated by immigrants and progressive groups as a significant setback for the nationalist party.
The House passed a Russia sanctions bill named after Senator Lindsey Graham and sent it to President Trump's desk. The measure faces concerns over tariff authority and potential impacts on US allies like India.
The House passed legislation named after late Senator Lindsey Graham that authorizes presidential tariffs on major Russian oil and gas importers including China and India.
