British legislators cannot agree on how to go about renovating the Houses of Parliament, which is in a dire state of disrepair. Can they avoid disaster?
Will 2024 play out like 2016 all over again? A crowded Republican field may work to the benefit of former President Donald Trump 鈥� but his rivals may also have learned some lessons.
Thailand has a history of coups, but this time could be different with the parliamentary wins by Move Forward Party, which is led by a young, U.S.-educated leader.
The crucible of grief after school shootings has spurred some people to push for change. One year after Uvalde, three activists share their stories.
A tsunami of transgender-related bills is being driven by political strategy on the right and broader unease over the dramatic rise in trans youth.
Why would you fire your top-rated host? Fox News has a history of doing just that 鈥� with its brand being more important than any individual personality.
The court case reached a settlement at the last minute. But the impact on the conservative network鈥檚 reputation 鈥� and its bottom line 鈥� could go on.
Jack Ma was a famous proponent of Chinese entrepreneurship. Then the government stepped in. Now he has resurfaced, suggesting a change in policy.
Since his indictment, Donald Trump has been raising money hand over fist. Some Republicans worry he makes it harder for other candidates to fundraise.
In Chicago鈥檚 mayoral runoff Tuesday, Democrats Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas offer very different visions for fixing the city鈥檚 ailing schools.
A new poll finds a decline in the importance that Americans place on values like patriotism and religion. But the survey was conducted differently from previous ones.
Since launching his bid for the White House last year, Donald Trump鈥檚 grip on the GOP was widely proclaimed to be weakening. But that belies a set of strengths that are in many ways now becoming evident, as seen on his trip to Iowa this week.
In the competition for Latino votes, liberals are trying to catch up with conservatives in using talk radio to reach a key demographic.
When the U.K. and EU announced the deal, there were no cries of betrayal from pro-Brexit U.K. lawmakers. And no rancor in European capitals. It's felt like a new chapter.
Court documents reveal a disconnect between the false claims Fox News aired about the 2020 election and what its executives were saying internally 鈥� and suggest the network was concerned about offending Trump supporters.
One of the clearest messages to emerge from the 2022 elections was voters鈥� rejection of politicians who echoed former President Donald Trump鈥檚 claims of electoral fraud. Where does that leave Kari Lake?
The Southwest confronts growing water scarcity, from states wrangling over the Colorado River to one Arizona community where a key source just dried up.
Officials鈥� response to the Memphis police killing of Tyre Nichols suggests that calls for accountability might be taking hold.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has pursued a centrist approach, emphasizing the economic benefits of protecting his state鈥檚 natural resources.
After relatively smooth fall elections, America seems less vulnerable to a crisis of legitimacy. But experts still warn of anti-democratic trends.
