Several top officials at US Department of Justice resign, accelerating exodus of senior figures from department following midterm elections, in which Republicans lost control of Congress.
Democratic victories in Georgia, Ohio and Indiana have shifted control of offices overseeing US elections, raising questions about their influence on 2028 presidential race. Two leading experts caution against overstatin
US president praised Wiles for her work and said she would move to his political operation, while Miller, a longtime aide who has been with him since his first presidential campaign in 2015, would take over the role.
The next round of trilateral negotiations is scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday in the UAE capital.
The distribution programme is limited to residents of Bushehr and is intended to protect against the absorption of radioactive iodine.
Kiev's bridges across the sweeping Dnipro River have also come under attack for the first time in nearly five years of war with Russia.
US vice president's admission that discontent over Israel ties contributed to Republican midterm losses reveals tensions in Trump's America First movement.
Historic wins with no pro-Israel PAC money on record:
A wave of threats targeting aircraft, airports and media outlets in Europe prompted security inspections, evacuations and flight disruptions.
President Trump may use the remaining weeks of Republican control in Congress to ‘possibly return to active military conflict’ with Iran, analysts say.
RTE and other broadcasters and news organisations receive threatening messages, prompting police searches at Dublin headquarters.
Israel’s war has destroyed 82% of Gaza’s agricultural land, 97% of its olive and other fruit trees and 84% of its water and sewage infrastructure, authorities say.
The 14-day order came less than an hour after a federal planning commission approved the monument, amid objections over its legal authority and impact on historic sites.
Washington's decision to end billions in annual military aid to Israel marks a political shift, but continued arms sales and deeper defence cooperation could preserve the very support Palestinians are fighting to end.
Bafel Talabani rejects a boycotted parliamentary session and warns of parallel appointments if rival KDP acts unilaterally.
Ukrainian president discusses urgent defence needs with Sanchez as Russian strikes target energy facilities and transport networks.
The jailed former prime minister is awaiting transfer papers after payment of a $12 million fine required under a conditional royal pardon.
Au Kam-san receives a 12-year-and-six-month sentence for subversion, drawing criticism from rights groups over what they describe as a crackdown on peaceful dissent in the territory.
The military says the operation followed a tip-off that an armed gang had abducted around 120 Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshis.
The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a ballistic missile heading towards Medina, while the Houthi militia denies targeting the region.
Fears that Democratic Congress in US would crack down on AI sends tech-heavy Nasdaq down more than 5%, wiping out more than $2 trillion in market value and impacting Asian tech firms as well.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio, considered potential Republican candidate in 2028 presidential race, dismisses reports of his planned departure from Trump administration.
Pentagon boss Pete Hegseth vows to fight efforts in Congress to impeach him and defends US war on Iran that Vice President JD Vance argues cost Republicans control of Congress.
Los Angeles City Council member, backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, defeats Mayor Karen Bass, putting America’s two largest cities, including New York, by population in the hands of democratic socialists.
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