Politics — Elections, Policy & Leaders

2028 Dem Veteran? Uncle Sam Wants You

As tensions with Iran escalate, Democratic candidates with military experience are gaining prominence in the race for the 2028 presidential nomination.

US Judge Limits Federal Agents’ Use of Teargas at Portland ICE Protests

A federal judge in Oregon limits federal agents from using teargas at Portland's ICE facility, citing First Amendment concerns.

Iranian Media Reports No Damage to Kharg Oil Infrastructure After US Strike

Iranian media reports no damage to Kharg oil infrastructure after U.S. strike, easing fears of a major disruption.

Canadians Might Soon Be Waiting Longer for Air Travel Complaints to Be Resolved

Canadians might soon be waiting longer for air travel complaints to be resolved as the government considers whether to renew funding for the CTA.

Anti-Regime Iranians Turn on Trump Amid Escalating War and Destruction

Anti-regime Iranians are turning on Trump, shifting from hope for U.S. intervention to anger over destruction.

Trump Knew Risk of Iran Blocking Strait of Hormuz. He Still Went to War

Trump knew the risk of Iran blocking the Strait of Hormuz. He still went to war.

Worcestershire Council Rejects Widespread 20mph Speed Limit Plan

Worcestershire Council rejects widespread 20mph speed limits, focusing instead on targeted road safety measures.

Pete Hegseth Faces Backlash Over Photo Policy Amid Gulf Tensions

Pete Hegseth faces backlash over photo policy amid Gulf tensions

When Christian Nationalism Becomes Public Policy in U.S. Governance

A new survey reveals that one-third of Americans support Christian nationalism, with a majority of Republicans backing the ideology.

MAGA Panics as Lawmakers Call Out Trump on Rising Gas Prices

MAGA Republicans face backlash over rising gas prices linked to Trump's Iran war, with lawmakers warning the crisis could last longer than the administration admits.