Politics White House Faces Questions Over Top Aide's Security Clearance The White House is under scrutiny after a report said close Trump aide Natalie Harp worked for over a year without routine security clearance.
Politics Bangladesh holds first contested presidential vote in 35 years Bangladesh lawmakers vote between Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir and Oli Ahmed in the first contested presidential election since 1991.
Politics Trump Orders Reduction of US-South Korea Military Drills Trump ordered a substantial reduction in joint US-South Korea drills just before Ulchi Freedom Shield began, citing costs, Iran and relations with Kim Jong Un.
Politics Trump Asks Supreme Court to Keep White House Ballroom Construction Moving The administration seeks an emergency stay before an August 21 halt, in a dispute over presidential authority, congressional approval and a $400 million White House project.
Politics Federal Surveillance Operation Targeted Minnesota Progressive Groups and Unions Court filings show federal agents infiltrated meetings and obtained records involving progressive groups and major unions during a Minneapolis immigration crackdown.
Politics Zambians vote as economic record and copper ambitions shape election Zambians are choosing a president, lawmakers and local councillors in an election testing Hakainde Hichilema's economic reforms and copper strategy.
Politics Federal Judge Blocks Trump Mail-Ballot Restrictions Nationwide A Boston federal judge barred nationwide enforcement of key postal restrictions in President Trump's mail-voting order ahead of the November midterms.
Politics Minnesota Primary Tests Democratic Direction and Republican Comeback Hopes Minnesota voters select Senate, governor and congressional nominees in primaries testing Democratic factions and Republican comeback hopes.
Politics Albanese Offers Tighter Gambling Curbs in Australian Senate Talks Anthony Albanese is offering tighter limits on betting inducements as Labor seeks opposition support for its gambling legislation in the Australian Senate.
Politics House Democrats Plan Trump Business Probes If They Win Majority House Democrats are preparing an investigation-first strategy targeting companies and financial interests linked to Donald Trump if they win the House in November.
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.