Nigerian President Bola Tinubu announced that the United States signaled that it would begin cooperating with the country to address Christian persecution.
Brazil's Supreme Court voted to uphold the imprisonment of former president Jair Bolsonaro, who was arrested after an incident involving his ankle monitor.
Senate candidate Graham Platner ignited a firestorm with what critics are calling a political harassment strategy after he urged supporters to confront and harass Maine lawmakers who oppose Medicare for All.
The radical endorsement issued this week by New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is drawing swift backlash after he backed New York State Assembly candidate Aber Kawas—who once argued that 9/11 manifested from America’s “system of capitalism,” “racism,” “white supremacy,” and “Islamophobia.”
UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer suggested that former Prince Andrew should testify before the United States Congress regarding his link to Jeffrey Epstein.
The Track AIPAC leadership faces new scrutiny after revelations that one of its founders, Cory Archibald, has lived outside the United States for two decades—contradicting the group’s America-First branding.
