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How Are Trump's Efforts to Reshape Indiana's Congressional Districts Going?
With Indiana's primary election Tuesday, Trump-backed challengers are competing against state senators who blocked redistricting legislation favored by the administration.
John Bolton Says US Hasn't Finished the Job in Iran Conflict Now Two Months Old
Former national security adviser said Trump could take additional steps short of regime change, as polling shows 61 percent of Americans view military action as a mistake.
Robert Fico Will Back Ukraine's EU Membership After Call, Zelenskyy Says
Slovak prime minister reverses course from earlier alignment with Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán on Kyiv's bloc ambitions.
Trump Targets Indiana State Senators Who Opposed Redistricting Efforts to Secure GOP House Control
The administration is backing primary challengers against Republicans who blocked gerrymandering measures ahead of the next election cycle.
Pro-China Tech Tycoon Network Helped Organize NYC May Day Protests Where Mayor Zohran Mamdani Spoke
Fox News Digital investigation found that nonprofit The People's Forum received $22.4 million from Shanghai-based Neville Roy Singham.
Illegal Immigrant Found Guilty of Attempted Terrorist Attack on Israeli Embassy in London
Abdullah Albadri, who arrived in the UK by small boat 16 days before the attack, was convicted of preparing terrorist acts and possessing bladed weapons.
Iranian Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Narges Mohammadi Hospitalized After Health Crisis in Prison
The 53-year-old rights activist, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize while imprisoned, suffered two episodes of unconsciousness and a severe cardiac crisis after what her foundation calls 140 days of medical neglect.
Rep. John James Leads Michigan GOP Gubernatorial Primary With 37%: Survey
The polling shows a significant shift from earlier this month when James trailed Perry Johnson by less than one percentage point.
Warren Questions Hegseth About Insider Trading Around Iran War Developments
The Senate Armed Services Committee hearing marked the latest instance of Democratic scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest in the Trump administration's national security leadership.
UN Nuclear Chief Says Russia Taking Highly Enriched Uranium From Iran Under Discussion
Rafael Grossi of the IAEA said satellite imagery shows Iran's enriched uranium stockpile remains largely intact at the Isfahan facility despite recent strikes.