Alexander Stubb says Ukraine has already won by surviving Russia’s invasion. His point is less about triumph than about NATO’s…
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Trump’s Toyota Tariff Boast Has a Catch
Trump is pointing to Toyota as evidence his tariff strategy is working, but the automaker’s own numbers show a more…
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Wisconsin’s top court shuts down a voter-records hunt
The Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected a conservative activist’s bid for guardianship records, drawing a firm privacy line in an election-records…
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Belgium’s Trump Dance Made the U.S. Loss Sting Twice
Belgium’s players drew attention after a 4-1 World Cup win over the United States, celebrating a late goal with a…
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Police Saw Signs of Life Before Toddler Was Sent to Morgue, Records Say
Police records say an Arizona toddler was declared dead after a pool incident, then found breathing hours later as prosecutors…
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His ICE Email Drew Agents. Now the Warning Is on Trial
A New York man says federal agents crossed a constitutional line after a critical email to ICE. DHS says it…
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Europe’s NATO Fix Still Has a Bomber Problem
European allies are moving fast to cover U.S. reductions in NATO crisis plans, but strategic bombers and other high-end capabilities…
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A Deportation Clock Is Ticking for Haitians
Haitian communities in the U.S. fear a TPS cutoff could expose hundreds of thousands to deportation while Haiti remains gripped…
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A Genocide Question Is Splitting Americans on Israel
A new AP-NORC survey shows U.S. views of Israel shifting sharply, with Democrats moving fastest and many Americans still unsure.
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Cuba Went Dark, and the Blame Fight Is Already On
Cuba’s nationwide blackout has exposed a deeper crisis over fuel, aging infrastructure and escalating U.S. pressure on Havana.
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