Ukraine’s midrange drones are putting new pressure on Russian logistics, turning roads, depots and command links far from the front…
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The Senate Money Race Just Got Upended
A Supreme Court campaign finance ruling could weaken Democrats’ cash edge in key Senate races by letting national parties coordinate…
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A Major’s Capitol Arrest Tests the Limits of Military Dissent
Air Force Maj. Jason Watson was arrested after protesting Trump in uniform at the Capitol. The case raises thorny questions…
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Europe’s Trust in America Is Breaking
The transatlantic split is no longer just a fight over NATO bills or trade. Europe is now questioning whether the…
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Europe Steps Into the Hormuz Shipping Fight
The U.K. and France say they are ready to help secure navigation near Oman as oil shipments through the Strait…
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Lena Dunham’s Taylor Swift Wedding Toast Split the Room
Lena Dunham reportedly delivered an off-color football joke at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, drawing gasps, laughs and a…
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Paul Pelosi’s Crash Case Turns on What Came Next
Napa County officials say Paul Pelosi hit a parked car in Yountville and drove away. The case is now headed…
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A Florida Republican Draws a Line on Haiti Deportations
Rep. María Elvira Salazar’s warning after a Supreme Court TPS ruling exposes a sharp pressure point in Trump’s immigration agenda.
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A Coney Island Cookout Became a Crime Scene With Children Hit by Gunfire
Police say eight people, including four children, were wounded when a masked gunman fired into a family cookout near the…
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McConnell Health Questions Put Kentucky’s Senate Backup Plan Back in Focus
Renewed attention on Mitch McConnell’s health is reviving scrutiny of Kentucky’s unusual Senate vacancy law and who would control a…
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