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Third-Country Removals Are Essential Tool for Border Security and National Sovereignty

The Trump administration has successfully used third-country removals to deport illegal aliens, with DHS defending the policy as a vital public safety measure amid criticism from human rights groups.

Giorgia Meloni pictured speaking on stage. She has long blonde hair and wears a grey blazer and white buttoned shirt. She stands in front of a small black microphone, with a bright blue screen behind her.
Politics15h ago

Meloni secures landmark electoral reform to end Italy's cycle of instability

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni successfully pushed through a major electoral overhaul designed to provide Italy with a stable, coherent government by rewarding winning coalitions with a parliamentary majority.

The burning metal shell of a bus in Kramatorsk. Flames can be seen inside the bus with black smoke coming out, with debris strewn across the road
Foreign Policy11h ago

Putin’s War Machine Targets Civilians in Brutal Kramatorsk Bus Strike

Russian forces launched a lethal glide bomb attack on civilian buses in Kramatorsk, killing at least 30 people as the Kremlin intensifies its campaign of destruction across Ukraine.

A grainy photo shows a man smiling in profile. There is a beige wall behind him with a storage space alcove. He is wearing a cream colored vest sweater and a light blue longsleeved shirt.
Culture WarYesterday

9/11 Families Battle Saudi Arabia in Court for Long-Overdue Accountability

Families of 9/11 victims are fighting to keep their lawsuit against Saudi Arabia alive, seeking justice for the state-linked support allegedly provided to the hijackers who murdered their loved ones.

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Friday, May 15

Trump holding Xi's arm during his visit to Beijing.
Foreign PolicyMay 15, 2026

Trump’s Beijing Diplomacy: Strategic Realignment or Softening Stance?

President Trump’s recent visit to Beijing and his shift toward a friendlier diplomatic tone have sparked debate among China hawks regarding the future of U.S. trade policy and the status of critical arms sales to Taiwan.

New York Times sign on the front of the newspaper's building in Manhattan (file photo)
PoliticsMay 15, 2026

Netanyahu Vows Legal Action Against New York Times Over 'Hideous' Smear Piece

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has initiated defamation proceedings against The New York Times for publishing a report that the Israeli government calls a collection of distorted lies based on Hamas-linked sources.

Split screen image - Laura Bicker (l) and Presidents Xi and Trump (r)
Foreign PolicyMay 15, 2026

Trump Confronts Beijing: High-Stakes Summit Focuses on Trade Accountability

President Trump concluded a high-stakes summit with Xi Jinping in Beijing, asserting that his administration is prioritizing American interests through direct negotiation.

Image of a 12 year old girl
Foreign PolicyMay 15, 2026

Russia Continues Brutal Missile Campaign as Prisoner Swap Proceeds

Following a prisoner exchange involving 205 individuals on each side, Ukraine continues to mourn the victims of a devastating Russian missile strike that leveled a residential building in Kyiv.

Four uniformed French police stand in front of a row of cars, with a police tape in the foreground, near the scene of the shooting of three boys in the city of Nantes.
Foreign PolicyMay 15, 2026

French Streets Descend Into Chaos as Drug War Claims Another Life

French authorities are struggling to contain a surge in drug-related violence that has left a 15-year-old dead and two others wounded in a brazen daylight shooting in Nantes.

A man with curly dark hair glasses and a beard
Foreign PolicyMay 15, 2026

Ireland Caves to Anti-Israel Pressure, Boycotts Eurovision Over Jewish State's Participation

Ireland has joined a handful of nations in boycotting the Eurovision Song Contest to protest Israel's presence, a move critics are slamming as a capitulation to anti-Israel sentiment.

US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping tour Zhongnanhai Garden on May 15, 2026 in Beijing, China.
Foreign PolicyMay 15, 2026

Trump Tours Communist Seat of Power as Beijing Summit Concludes

President Trump concluded his Beijing summit with a tour of the Communist Party's inner sanctum, balancing diplomatic pageantry with ongoing efforts to curb Iran's regional aggression and secure better trade terms for American workers.

A composite graphic shows a hand holding a phone with an AI-generated image of a man in traditional Islamic clothing, including a red-and-white headdress, addressing the UK Parliament, with several others in similar clothing sitting on the green benches. The video has a caption saying "UK Sharia Law".
ImmigrationMay 15, 2026

Foreign Operatives and AI Bots Flood Social Media with Anti-Immigration Narratives

A BBC investigation has uncovered a network of overseas-based social media accounts using AI-generated content to push anti-immigration narratives, raising concerns about the role of foreign influence in shaping domestic political discourse

Katya has long mid-brown hair and blue eyes. She is wearing big hoop earrings and has her nose pierced. She has tattooes in the shape of plants and butterflies down one arm.
Culture WarMay 15, 2026

Russian Nationalist Group Russkaya Obshina Ramps Up Enforcement of Traditional Values

The nationalist organization Russkaya Obshina is conducting hundreds of raids across Russia to enforce traditional moral standards, often operating in coordination with local law enforcement.

Thursday, May 14

A woman buys gold jewellery on the occasion of Akshaya Tritiya festival in Ahmedabad on April 19, 2026. (Photo by Shammi MEHRA / AFP via Getty Images)
EconomyMay 14, 2026

Modi Urges Patriotic Austerity as Global Energy Crisis Strains Indian Economy

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is calling on Indians to reduce gold purchases and foreign travel as the nation grapples with the economic fallout of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and rising energy import costs.

In this photo illustration, packages of Mifepristone tablets are displayed at a family planning clinic on April 13, 2023 in Rockville, Maryland
Culture WarMay 14, 2026

Supreme Court Keeps Abortion Pills Flowing Through the Mail

The Supreme Court has blocked a lower court order that would have required in-person visits for abortion pill access, allowing the mail-order distribution of the drugs to continue while litigation proceeds.

Lucy Williamson standing in front of a Jerusalem Day flag march in Israel
Foreign PolicyMay 14, 2026

Jerusalem Day Celebrations Assert Israeli Sovereignty Over Historic Capital

Tens of thousands of Israelis marched through Jerusalem's Old City to celebrate the 1967 reunification of the capital, a display of national sovereignty that continues to draw ire from international bodies and foreign governments.