A New Hampshire reporter claims he was denied entry to a Kamala Harris campaign event, raising questions about media access and credentialing protocols.
Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro faces scrutiny amid reports of US travel following the election loss, as the State Department addresses visa regulations.
A federal judge who apologized to accused would-be Trump assassin Ryan Routh has sharply slammed the DOJ over procedural conduct in a separate FBI-led case.
An in-depth look at how Lula held on to Brazil amid deep polarization, institutional crises, and legislative hurdles to secure his historic third presidency.
Israel election turnout reached 77.7 percent, marking the highest voter participation rate since 1999 as citizens flocked to ballot boxes across the country.
A youth-led Serbia student movement has shaken Vucic's 14-year rule, yet questions mount over the coalition's long-term leadership and unclear political agenda.
A former Trump aide avoids indictment after the Justice Department's bid over Jan. 6 testimony falls short, marking a notable setback for federal prosecutors.
Donald Trump touts help given to farmers during a Texas rally, highlighting agricultural aid and trade policies while rallying rural voters for the midterms.
Gregg Jarrett sharply criticizes The New York Times over its defense of Rep. Ilhan Omar, taking aim at editorial comparisons involving Donald Trump.
Britain's new Respect Orders have ignited fierce debate over civil liberties, with critics warning the antisocial behaviour crackdown risks silencing free speech.
