Latest Policy stories from Politics.
Recently released documents by the Defense Department reveal a range of unidentified anomalous phenomena, including Cold War-era reports and modern sightings of metallic objects.
As the World Cup approaches, the Mexican president is contemplating a significant reduction in the school year, raising concerns among the public about the potential impact.
ABC has expressed concerns that recent warnings from the FCC regarding political interviews may pose a threat to First Amendment rights, raising questions about free speech in media.
The recent local elections have seen Reform UK emerge as a key player, while Labour's performance raises questions about its future and the dominance of two-party politics.
In a notable development, Russia has declared a ceasefire coinciding with World War II Victory Day celebrations, while Ukraine has also indicated a willingness to pause hostilities.
EU prosecutors are examining claims that over €130,000 in EU funding was used to enhance Jordan Bardella's media skills before the 2022 presidential election.
As the conflict in Iran enters its tenth week, there are signs of renewed hope for peace. However, the situation remains complex with ongoing skirmishes and a fragile ceasefire.
Following substantial local election losses, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is under increasing scrutiny. The party's performance raises questions about its future direction.
In a meeting in Rome, US Secretary of State Rubio discussed critical topics with Italian leaders Meloni and Tajani, including the Iran conflict and trade tariffs.
The Virginia Supreme Court has ruled against the Democrats' redrawn congressional maps, a decision that may shift the balance of power in the state's congressional delegation.
While Canvas has resumed operations, some institutions are advising caution as a ransomware group has claimed responsibility for a recent data breach affecting the platform.
As global nuclear arsenals expand, the military revolution is reshaping the discourse on nuclear weapons, marked by diminishing transparency and new developments from major powers.
A third British national is suspected to have contracted hantavirus while on Tristan da Cunha, an island recently visited by a cruise ship.
A controversial plan to cull the hippos descended from Pablo Escobar faces new challenges as an Indian billionaire offers to relocate them to India.
A significant cyber attack has compromised the Canvas academic software, affecting numerous schools and universities around the world.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is looking for a response from Iran today on a proposed truce extension, as clashes in the Strait of Hormuz continue to escalate.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has expressed concern over the US's preference for military solutions instead of diplomatic negotiations.
Following significant local election defeats, Sir Keir Starmer aims to strengthen ties with the EU. However, his weakened position raises concerns in Brussels about the potential for stalled post-Brexit negotiations.
In response to a reduction in federal involvement, Colorado is actively reforming laws to improve vaccine access, igniting discussions on their importance.
Recent data reveals a notable increase in job growth during Trump's presidency, suggesting a robust economic landscape that could influence future political discussions.