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Editorial

Defend Trump's Agenda: Vote for Sovereignty and Order

A Republican victory secures the president’s program, blocks obstruction, plus protects the nation from external or internal threats.

Composite image of peaceful protesters and a bin set on fire in Paris
Culture War4h ago

French Streets Descend Into Chaos as Student Mobs Challenge Authority

Massive protests led by high-school students have paralyzed French cities, forcing police to deploy tear gas and water cannons to maintain order against unruly crowds.

File image of Gavin Newsom and Donald Trump in conversation. Newsom holds his finger aloft as he makes a point
Foreign Policy9h ago

White House Slams California Politicians for Distorting Trump’s Warning on Iran

The White House is pushing back against California Democrats who are intentionally mischaracterizing President Trump's remarks regarding the existential threat posed by a nuclear-capable Iran.

An Indian stockbroker trades at a brokerage firm in Mumbai
EconomyYesterday

India’s Economic Mirage: Why the World's Fastest-Growing Economy is Failing Investors

While India boasts a 7% growth rate, its equity markets are in a tailspin due to energy instability, foreign capital flight, and a failure to pivot toward the modern AI-driven economy.

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Former Ukrainian Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov (left) and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Photo: June 2026
PoliticsJuly 23, 2026

Ousted Ukrainian Defense Minister Fedorov Rejects Zelensky's Offer, Demands Reinstatement

Former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has publicly defied President Zelensky by refusing an alternative government post, signaling that the internal power struggle over Ukraine's military leadership remains far from over.

Google's primary-colored logo outside of a building.
TechJuly 23, 2026

Tech Giants Burn Billions on AI Gamble as Investors Hit the Panic Button

Investors are dumping shares of Google and Tesla after both companies reported negative free cash flow driven by runaway spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Boats float near the coast of Bab el-Mandeb, Yemen April 2, 2026.
Foreign PolicyJuly 23, 2026

U.S. Strikes Iran as Houthi Proxies Target Saudi Oil Tankers

The U.S. military has launched a 12th consecutive night of strikes against Iranian targets following Houthi missile and drone attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.

An arc of lit memorial candles are on the ground in front of portraits of women who have been murdered. Hands sprinkling petals can be seen.
PoliticsJuly 23, 2026

Former Kenyan Governor Convicted in Brutal Murder of Pregnant Mistress

A Kenyan judge has found former Migori County Governor Okoth Obado guilty of masterminding the 2018 murder of his pregnant mistress, Sharon Otieno, in a calculated criminal enterprise.

Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega looks on as he attends a meeting of leaders of the member states of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America and the Treaty of Commerce and Promotion (ALBA-TCP), in Caracas, Venezuela December 14, 2024.
PoliticsJuly 23, 2026

Ortega Moves to Formalize One-Party Dictatorship in Nicaragua

Nicaragua's government-controlled legislature is set to vote on a measure that would permanently bar political opposition, cementing Daniel Ortega's authoritarian grip on the nation.

A driver refuels a vehicle at a Shell petrol station in Palo Alto, California, US
EconomyJuly 23, 2026

Energy Prices Surge as Middle East Conflict Rattles Global Markets

Oil prices have spiked to $100 per barrel following renewed conflict in the Middle East, threatening to undo recent progress in curbing inflation for American and British consumers.

A woman, allegedly an undocumented migrant, is confronted as protesters search for foreign nationals during an anti-migrant march in Alexandra on 9 July 2026.
ImmigrationJuly 23, 2026

South Africa Slams 'Opportunistic' ICC Petition Over Migrant Crackdown

South Africa has rejected an ICC petition filed by Ghanaian nationals as a baseless attempt to interfere with the country's efforts to manage its borders and enforce immigration law.

File image of three huge chimneys of a nuclear power plant, location unspecified
Foreign PolicyJuly 23, 2026

Trump Secures Strategic Saudi Nuclear Deal, Prioritizing American Interests

President Trump has finalized a nuclear energy agreement with Saudi Arabia, a move designed to bolster U.S. economic competitiveness and maintain regional alliances while bypassing the stalled normalization process with Israel.

Musk, wearing a black suit, white shirt and black and white dotted tie, holds a glass of red wine while at an event in Beijing, during a recent US trade visit.
TechJuly 23, 2026

Elon Musk Tells Critics to 'Enjoy the Ride' Amidst AI Revolution

Elon Musk dismissed his critics and the media's obsession with his personal reputation, insisting that the march of artificial intelligence is unstoppable and poised to create a future of unprecedented abundance.

U.S. President Donald Trump greets Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman during an arrival ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., November 18, 2025.
Foreign PolicyJuly 23, 2026

U.S. Secures Landmark Nuclear Energy Partnership with Saudi Arabia

The United States has finalized a civilian nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, marking a significant victory for American energy firms and regional security interests.

Smoke rises from a Wildberries warehouse on fire after an attack in Nevinnomyssk, Russia, July 22, 2026
Foreign PolicyJuly 23, 2026

Ukraine brings the war home: Drone strikes cripple Russian logistics hubs

Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses have destroyed massive amounts of inventory and disrupted logistics hubs that Kyiv identifies as critical supply lines for the Russian military.

A billboard in New York City's Time Square displaying photographs of a dog. "In memory of our Wangwang," it read.
Foreign PolicyJuly 23, 2026

Chinese Censors Scramble to Silence Public Outrage Over Brutal Animal Abuse

Chinese authorities are actively suppressing public discourse and censoring social media posts regarding a horrific animal abuse case, forcing activists to take their campaign for justice overseas.