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Republicans cast El-Sayed as face of socialism before midterms
Michigan’s Senate race is exposing divisions over how far Democrats should shift left — and whether ideological labels still move voters.
UNICEF takes action over alleged leaks to Israeli diplomats
UNICEF did not specify its action or confirm reports that Washington office director Yahav Lichner had been placed on leave.
Rights Groups Publish Evidence Alleging Israeli Killing of Lebanese Journalist Amal Khalil
Human rights organizations have released evidence alleging that Israeli forces deliberately killed Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil on April 22, describing the incident as a war crime following a joint investigation into the attack.
Michigan Democrats rally behind El-Sayed after bruising Senate primary
The progressive nominee faces Republican Mike Rogers after defeating Haley Stevens by fewer than 15,000 votes.
US plans to close five overseas diplomatic posts, sources say
The proposals cover an embassy in Grenada, three consulates and a branch office in Cameroon.
Has Russia Abandoned Its Allies in Latin America?
Russia’s limited response to growing US pressure on Cuba has raised questions over Moscow’s ability and willingness to protect its long-standing allies in Latin America, as its influence in the region faces new challenges amid the war in Ukraine.
Tunisian MPs Criticize President Saied and Government as Public Frustration Grows
Criticism from members of Tunisia’s parliament toward President Kais Saied and the government has intensified, focusing on economic hardships, public services disruptions, and what lawmakers describe as a lack of effective solutions to ongoing social crises.
"This Is Not a Hotel".. Israeli Punitive Measures Against Palestinian Prisoners Escalate Under Ben Gvir
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has intensified punitive measures against Palestinian prisoners since taking office, with accusations of imposing harsh detention conditions including restrictions, deprivation of basic rights, and reduced access to medical care.
How Ben-Gvir Used the Ceuta Migration Crisis to Target Spain Over Gaza
Ben-Gvir used Spain's Ceuta migration crisis to urge Madrid to accept Gazans, escalating tensions over Gaza policy.
Polls Show Americans Want Major Congressional Shake-Up Ahead of Midterms
New polls show most Americans favor sweeping changes in Congress, while fewer than half would support a democratic socialist for president in 2028.
Musk Returns to Political Arena to Back Republicans in Midterm Elections
Elon Musk is reviving America PAC to increase Republican voter turnout ahead of November’s closely contested midterm elections.
British Police Arrest Dozens at Protest Supporting Palestine Action
London police arrested 77 protesters challenging the ban on Palestine Action as its legal case was cleared to proceed to the Supreme Court.
Trump Hosts Netanyahu and Zelensky as Iran and Ukraine Wars Reach Critical Juncture
U.S. President Donald Trump is meeting the Israeli and Ukrainian leaders in Washington as diplomatic efforts falter, military tensions rise and his relationships with both men undergo significant changes.
Report: U.S. Support for Israel Helped Expand Gaza War Into Iran Conflict
A report says Biden’s unconditional support encouraged Netanyahu’s escalation, while Trump later allowed the Gaza war to expand into direct conflict with Iran.
UK Home Office Blocks Gaza Family Evacuations Despite Foreign Office Support
UK Home Office rules are blocking Gaza families from reuniting with relatives in Britain.
Xi Backs Brazil’s Sovereignty as Lula Seeks Wider Trade Ties With China
Xi backed Brazil’s sovereignty as Lula pursued closer Chinese trade ties amid U.S. tariff pressure before October’s election.
Israel Eyes Coordination With Egypt to Counter Turkish Influence
An Israeli report says Egypt’s concerns over Turkey’s naval rise could create room for coordination with Israel, Greece and Cyprus despite closer Cairo-Ankara ties.
Trump Delivers Sharp Criticism of Media at White House Correspondents’ Dinner
US President Donald Trump criticized the news media during the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, combining jokes with attacks on journalists while reaffirming support for free speech amid heightened security following an earlier shooting incident.
Irish politicians urge Dublin to monitor Germany’s trial of pro-Palestinian ‘Ulm 5’
A cross-party Irish delegation raised concerns over Daniel Tatlow-Devally’s detention and access to lawyers during the Stuttgart trial.
Congress opens door to $95 billion in funding for Trump’s war effort
House Republicans advanced a party-line budget plan that could unlock billions in new spending, including major military funding, while also backing measures on election rules and congressional stock trading ahead of the midterm elections.