Politics

US indicts former Cuban President Raúl Castro and five others for allegedly shooting down exiles' planes in 1996.

Trump administration resisted allowing Ebola-exposed Americans to return to US for treatment, sending them to Berlin and Prague instead.

Trump's primary wins solidify his base but weaken his appeal to the general electorate, creating a paradox of strength.

Australia's Penny Wong rebukes Israel's Itamar Ben-Gvir for a "shocking and unacceptable" video taunting detained activists.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will offer free summer bus rides for children and cut food tariffs to ease living costs.

Fairshake PAC claims six primary victories signal bipartisan support for pro-crypto policies, though other factors may have influenced outcomes.

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz will reshuffle his cabinet due to ongoing antigovernment protests and economic hardship.

Thomas Massie lost his primary due to violating the unwritten rule of the MAGA Republican Party, alienating key supporters.

Stephen Colbert's 2016 Election Night special on Showtime aimed to unite a divided nation amidst Trump's victory.

Former Congressman Barney Frank, a gay rights pioneer, died at 86 in his Maine cottage, weeks after entering hospice care.

Congressman Thomas Massie wrongly believed his local popularity would shield him from a Trump-backed primary challenge.

The U.S. abstained from UN migration talks, citing objections to "replacement migration" and prioritizing national sovereignty.

Trump-backed challenger defeats incumbent in costly Kentucky primary, signaling continued influence over the Republican party.

Director Pedro Almodóvar stated Europe must never be subjected to Trump, wearing a "Free Palestine" pin at Cannes.

American Jews face shifting political identities and strained ties to Israel, prompting questions about their future alliances and connections.

Analysts suggest Putin's truce talk is a tactic to gain time amid Russian losses in Ukraine, not genuine diplomacy.

Reform UK's Richard Tice engaged in a heated interview on climate science, net zero, and renewables, threatening to end the podcast.

Burt Jones and Rick Jackson will compete in the June 16 Republican primary run-off for Georgia governor.

A gunfight erupted in the Philippines Senate, marking the latest development in a fierce power struggle between two prominent dynasties.

The US Senate advanced a resolution to curb President Trump's war powers against Iran, asserting congressional authority over military action.

US Senate advanced a War Powers Resolution, limiting President Trump's ability to wage war on Iran, a rare rebuke.

Putin arrives in Beijing for talks with Xi Jinping, aiming to strengthen ties and advance a stalled energy project.

Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 19, including children and women, despite a fragile ceasefire with Hezbollah.

Donald Trump's legal battles are costing taxpayers millions, with recent court decisions further increasing these expenses.

President Trump revealed a newly constructed White House ballroom, featuring enhanced security measures including drone protection.

Democrats criticized the DOJ's Live Nation-Ticketmaster settlement, vowing to challenge Trump-era antitrust deals if they regain power.

Senator Bill Cassidy, facing a Louisiana primary loss, stated he has no regrets for voting to convict Donald Trump, prioritizing the Constitution.

Natalie Maines criticized Donald Trump for a "slush fund" allegedly using public money to aid allies facing legal battles.

Health Department withdraws CDC vaccine panel charter due to administrative error, preventing anti-vaccine appointments.

President Trump endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who faces multiple scandals, for the upcoming Senate election.