Trump Nominates Lee Greenwood's Wife as U.S. Ambassador
President Trump has nominated the wife of 'God Bless the USA' singer Lee Greenwood to serve as a US ambassador, continuing his pattern of appointing political allies to diplomatic posts.
PM Andy Burnham announces autumn summit with Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Irish leaders to coordinate economic strategy and job creation across the UK.
President Trump has nominated the wife of 'God Bless the USA' singer Lee Greenwood to serve as a US ambassador, continuing his pattern of appointing political allies to diplomatic posts.
IDEA Internacional reporta que los indicadores de calidad democrática de EE.UU. han caído a mínimos de medio siglo, con una aceleración del deterioro en los últimos dos años bajo el segundo mandato de Trump.
Senator Gillibrand privately urges Democrats to advance crypto legislation as the Senate prepares for a key preliminary vote on the Clarity Act, with Republicans and Democrats negotiating provisions.
A Pennsylvania woman died from measles complications amid a growing outbreak, highlighting severe risks for immunocompromised individuals and raising concerns about CDC response protocols.
Mark Carney is pursuing a landmark 'unique alliance' with the EU, potentially including associate membership status, as Canada navigates escalating trade tensions with the US. EU Commission President Von der Leyen will attend his speech.
Landowners, ranchers and environmental groups in Texas's Big Bend region have sued the Trump administration to stop border wall construction, arguing the remote area accounts for only 1% of border arrests despite having 25% of the US-Mexico border length.
Leaked files reveal a Chinese state banking giant providing millions in loans to firms connected to oligarchs and autocrats worldwide, including helping Huawei move $1B from London after US indictment.
Multiple states and cities are filing lawsuits to block a Trump administration rule that ties green card eligibility to public benefit use, challenging the policy's constitutionality and impact on immigrants.
A US judge has blocked Trump administration limits on visa duration for foreign students and journalists, blocking restrictions on how long they can remain in the country.
Former CIA Director John Brennan has been issued a subpoena in an investigation described as involving a "grand conspiracy" related to Trump, according to his lawyer.
El Gobierno de De la Espriella retoma la aspersión aérea contra cultivos de coca con glufosinato de amonio, enfrentando obstáculos judiciales, ambientales y de consulta previa, mientras Washington evalúa su desempeño antidrogas.
Pesquisa Reuters/Ipsos mostra aprovação de Trump em alta após mínima histórica, mas perspectivas eleitorais para republicanos pioram conforme eleição se aproxima.
Trump pede que países reembolsem os EUA por apoio militar na crise do Estreito de Ormuz e afirma estar aberto a negociações com o Irã sobre petróleo.
Trump prometeu cobrar reembolso de países que não ajudaram os EUA durante crise petrolífera no Estreito de Ormuz, sem detalhar quais nações ou base legal para cobrança.
Presidente Lula sancionou a lei do Move Brasil, programa de crédito para motoristas de app e taxistas. Já foram executados R$ 5 bilhões de R$ 30 bilhões destinados, com mais de 48 mil carros vendidos.
Syria's government raised fuel prices up to 40%, sparking widespread demonstrations across the country amid an ongoing cost-of-living crisis.
Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are advancing independence movements as President Trump expresses support for Irish reunification, potentially reshaping UK political dynamics.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Trump's approval rating has increased from a record low, though Republican electoral prospects appear to be deteriorating according to the survey findings.
A Russian businessman with Putin connections paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding party, raising ethical concerns about foreign influence on a president's family.
Donald Trump Jr. and his spouse confirmed that a Russian oligarch partially funded their wedding celebration, raising questions about financial ties and potential conflicts of interest.
A woman in Trinidad and Tobago was detained for months after criticizing the government in a private phone call, sparking concerns about free speech and ethnic tensions.
A British man pleaded guilty to drugging and raping his wife over 20 years, involving multiple other men in a systematic campaign of sexual abuse.
The UK government plans to amend political funding legislation to impose stricter residency requirements that could invalidate Reform's £72m donations from overseas-based cryptocurrency billionaires, sparking party conflict.
Federal agents have raised concerns that Homeland Security leadership directed them to access voter records in state databases using private information, potentially violating state laws.