PM Andy Burnham announces autumn summit with Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Irish leaders to coordinate economic strategy and job creation across the UK.
Senior Democrats vowed to investigate a burgeoning pardon-broker industry exposed by CBS News, where lobbyists charge felons millions to secure presidential clemency outside traditional Justice Department processes.
House Democratic leader Jeffries calls for immediate congressional action on AI regulation as lawmakers return from recess with divergent views on government oversight necessity.
Leaders of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland signed a historic joint declaration calling for constitutional change and UK breakup, bolstered by Trump's recent support for Irish reunification.
El Tribunal Supremo de Estados Unidos rechazó las restricciones al voto por correo impulsadas por Trump antes de las elecciones de medio término de noviembre, permitiendo que los estados mantengan sus procedimientos actuales.
China has enacted new laws tightening control over citizen overseas travel, particularly targeting wealthy individuals and tech talent through expanded exit controls tied to national security concerns.
El Tribunal Supremo rechazó las restricciones que Trump intentó imponer al voto por correo antes de las elecciones legislativas, respaldando que los Estados no tenían tiempo suficiente para implementar las nuevas normas.
Sweden's election results are too close to call, with the left-wing opposition gaining a slim lead while the far-right Sweden Democrats lose ground, triggering coalition negotiations between political blocs.
House lawmakers examine alleged covert influence operations by China, Iran, and Cuba through American activist groups, nonprofits, and social media influencers, with investigations focusing on financial networks and political organizing.
The Supreme Court blocked new Postal Service rules restricting mail ballots while legal challenges proceed, dealing a setback to Trump administration policy.
House Democrats face a legislative dilemma over the Lindsey Graham sanctions bill, which would impose severe tariffs on Russia but also expand Trump's tariff authority—a power they've long opposed.
Sweden's centre-left opposition narrowly leads with 95% of votes counted, while the far-right Sweden Democrats unexpectedly lost support, dropping from 20.5% to 17.5% in a closely divided parliament.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged his CDU party to stay disciplined as criticism of his leadership grows following poor election results in Saxony-Anhalt, while coalition partners openly question the government's stability.
Según el Instituto IDEA, la democracia enfrenta su peor momento global, con Estados Unidos alcanzando niveles críticos no vistos en medio siglo, mientras España retrocede en corrupción.
California Governor Gavin Newsom says he will not run for president in 2028 if Vice President Kamala Harris decides to run, clearing a potential path for Harris's candidacy.
Reform UK's £72m in donations from two billionaires has reignited debate over political party funding limits and whether the government's proposed retrospective cap on overseas donations is fair or legally sound.
The Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's attempt to enforce stricter USPS mail-in ballot rules ahead of the 2026 midterms, upholding a lower court's nationwide block.
Bettina Anderson confirmed Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev hosted post-wedding festivities in the Bahamas as a gift, following ProPublica's report about the oligarch's involvement in the celebration.
A Suprema Corte dos EUA rejeitou a tentativa de Trump de restringir o voto por correio antes das eleições de meio de mandato de novembro. Juízes federais bloquearam uma regra do Serviço Postal que dificultaria o envio de cédulas.
A Suprema Corte dos EUA rejeitou o plano do ex-presidente Trump de restringir o voto pelo correio nas eleições de novembro, representando uma derrota judicial para o candidato.
The US Supreme Court declined to allow the Postal Service to restrict mail-in ballots, marking a legal setback for Trump's efforts to limit voting access methods.
The Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's attempt to impose mail-in voting restrictions for the 2026 midterm elections, allowing expanded mail voting to proceed.
White House spokesperson Lauren Bis denied that President Trump is influenced by pardon brokers after CBS' '60 Minutes' aired an investigation into lobbyists negotiating presidential pardons for clients.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani and five sanctuary jurisdictions sued the Trump administration over expanded public charge rules that will consider noncash benefits like Medicaid when determining immigrant eligibility, set to take effect Friday.
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell returned to the US Senate after a three-month absence, appearing visibly frail during his return to legislative duties.
