Politics today is defined by pressure, legitimacy, and the costs of public scrutiny. In the Middle East, that pressure turned deadly, with two U.S. service members killed, one missing, and others injured after an Iranian missile and drone attack in Jordan, sharply raising the sta...
Politics today is defined by pressure, legitimacy, and the costs of public scrutiny. In the Middle East, that pressure turned deadly, with two U.S. service members killed, one missing, and others injured after an Iranian missile and drone attack in Jordan, sharply raising the stakes for Washington and its regional partners. In Germany, senior CDU figure Jens Spahn resigned after backlash over his use of surrogacy in the U.S., a personal decision that collided with both German law and his own past political stance. In New York, Mayor Zohran Mamdani is testing the limits of municipal authority as he reviews whether he could order Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrest during a U.N. visit, though no decision has been made. And in South Carolina, Rep. Ralph Norman has entered the race for the Senate seat left open by Lindsey Graham’s death, opening a new Republican contest shaped by legacy and Trump’s influence.
Top Politics stories
- Two U.S. service members killed and one missing after Iranian missile and drone attack in Jordan (30 sources)
- McIlroy criticizes DeChambeau after R&A two-stroke penalty at The Open (21 sources)
- Jens Spahn resigns from CDU posts after backlash over US surrogacy (10 sources)
- NYC Mayor Mamdani says he is reviewing whether he can order Netanyahu’s arrest (8 sources)
- Ralph Norman announces Senate bid to succeed late Sen. Lindsey Graham in South Carolina (7 sources)
- Tony Evers endorses David Crowley as Wisconsin Democratic governor primary tightens (6 sources)
- Hungary’s president signs constitutional amendment ending his term (6 sources)
- Russia says Ukrainian drone attack kills seven at logistics centre, injures 24 (5 sources)
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