Politics Hawaii Primary Tests Candidates Amid Lieutenant Governor Scandal Hawaii voters decide closely watched primaries for lieutenant governor and Congress as a bribery case reshapes the statewide contest.
Politics Colombia Prepares for Historic Presidential Transfer in Cali Abelardo de la Espriella is due to take office in Cali after a certified narrow election victory and a deeply fractured transition from Gustavo Petro.
Politics Chuck Edwards Ends Reelection Bid After House Ethics Rebuke North Carolina Republican Chuck Edwards ended his reelection campaign after a House ethics panel recommended censure over conduct toward two female aides.
Politics Michigan Senate Primary Remains Too Close to Call Abdul El-Sayed held a narrow lead over Haley Stevens in Michigan's unresolved Democratic Senate primary, with about 95% of votes counted.
Politics US and Iran Clash Over Talks as Trump Sets Last Chance Washington says talks with Tehran have resumed, but Iran says it is speaking only with Oman as pressure grows over Hormuz and the nuclear dispute.
Politics Ismail Lasim Takes Office as Negeri Sembilan Chief Minister Ismail Lasim has taken office as Negeri Sembilan chief minister after BN and PN secured a combined two-thirds majority in the state assembly.
Politics Trump Fund Threat Puts Blanche Confirmation at Risk Trump's threat to revive a $1.8 billion compensation fund has endangered Todd Blanche's attorney-general confirmation ahead of a Tuesday committee vote.
Politics Bulgaria sets October 25 presidential election Bulgaria's parliament scheduled a presidential election for October 25, the first nationwide test of Prime Minister Rumen Radev's governing party since its April victory.
Politics Trump Signals Supreme Court Appeal to Revive Clinton Lawsuit Trump is preparing to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to revive his dismissed lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and other 2016 political opponents.
Politics Trump and Netanyahu Reset Coordination on Iran After White House Talks Trump and Netanyahu used their first face-to-face meeting since the Iran war began to coordinate on Tehran, Hormuz, Gaza and Lebanon.
Politics Trump asks Supreme Court to revive mail-voting restrictions The administration seeks emergency relief allowing citizenship-list and mail-ballot rules to take effect in 23 states and Washington before the November midterms.
Politics Marcos says 25 billion pesos secured in Philippine graft drive President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says nearly 25 billion pesos in assets have been secured in a flood-control graft drive as he promises reforms and economic relief.