Thursday, July 30, 2026
Hamas remains sidelined as Fatah-dominated authorities hold limited polls while the region grapples with the fallout of the October 7 terror attacks.
The Department of Justice has dropped its criminal investigation into Jerome Powell regarding Fed building renovation costs, shifting the inquiry to the inspector general as the administration pushes for Kevin Warsh to take the helm.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced he is in excellent physical condition after undergoing a successful procedure to remove a minor malignant tumor.
President Trump signaled that the upcoming visit from King Charles III is a positive step for U.S.-UK relations, but maintained a firm stance on British policy failures regarding energy and immigration.
In a direct exchange with the BBC, Donald Trump addressed the state of the U.S.-UK alliance and provided his assessment on what is required for the current British leadership to get back on track.
A government-appointed commission has confirmed 518 deaths following last year's election violence in Tanzania, while President Samia Suluhu Hassan maintains that security forces acted to prevent anarchy.
The Department of Justice has officially moved to reclassify certain marijuana products from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug, a move aimed at facilitating medical research and fulfilling President Trump’s promise to expand treatment opt
A South African court has ordered the Zambian government to return the body of former President Edgar Lungu, halting a state-led repatriation effort amid a long-standing feud between the late leader's family and the current administration.
Virginia voters have approved a controversial redistricting measure that could hand Democrats up to four additional House seats, fueling a national partisan arms race over congressional boundaries.
Following the restoration of oil transit through the Druzhba pipeline and the political defeat of Viktor Orbán, the European Union has moved to finalize a €90 billion loan package for Ukraine.
The Chinese Communist Party successfully pressured three African nations to block Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te's flight path, marking a new low in Beijing's campaign to isolate the democratic island.
In a bizarre turn for the West Bengal assembly elections, politicians are using fish as a campaign prop to navigate cultural anxieties and counter claims regarding dietary restrictions.