Hungarian leader Péter Magyar heads to Italy's Riviera Film Festival for the premiere of 'Spring Wind – The Awakening,' a documentary capturing his remarkable political rise.
In a significant political development, US Senator Thom Tillis announced his readiness to advance Kevin Warsh's confirmation as Federal Reserve chair, potentially reshaping economic policy.
The 2026 White House Correspondents' Dinner ended abruptly when gunshots rang out in the hotel lobby, forcing President Trump and attendees into lockdown as journalists reported live.
Longtime Democratic Rep. David Scott has died at age 80 after more than two decades representing Georgia's 13th District. His passing marks the end of an influential congressional career.
Global markets are whipsawing as investors struggle to interpret Iran war news. Analysts warn that traders are misreading headlines, creating unnecessary risk and missing real opportunities.
Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia met in Turkey for their third coordination meeting on U.S.-Iran peace talks, but Saudi Arabia's shifting position complicates efforts.
Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the Iran conflict and Gaza war has dramatically eroded Israel's standing with American voters across demographics, threatening decades of bipartisan support.
The Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed as shipping vessels turn away, creating uncertainty for global oil markets and supply chains despite Iran's assurances.
Targeted sanctions reshape authoritarian power structures in unexpected ways. New research shows sanctioned elites actively drive political realignment rather than simply losing influence.
A Tufts University doctoral student detained by ICE after criticizing her school's policies has completed her degree and returned to Turkey, raising questions about academic freedom.
The United States is shattering oil export records, with shipments hitting 5.2 million barrels per day as global buyers scramble for alternatives amid Middle East tensions.
