Masked anti-migration protesters clashed with police and blocked roads in southern England after a migrant boat landed—escalating tensions over small-boat crossings.

Germany’s far-right AfD just scored a historic state-election victory—but falling short of a majority leaves the party facing a crucial fight over how, or whether, it can govern.

North Korea has commissioned a new guided-missile destroyer that famously capsized during its launch—now Kim Jong Un says the nuclear-capable warship marks a new era for his navy.

The U.S. just struck three Iranian oil tankers after missile attacks on American warships—raising fears of a dangerous new escalation in the Persian Gulf.

The Texas Hispanic Policy Foundation has reconstituted its nine-member board and adopted a new strategic plan focused on expanding nonpartisan research and establishing a permanent academic home.

Trump is threatening to cut off trade with countries that run deficits with the US unless the Fed lowers interest rates—escalating his pressure on the central bank as inflation concerns persist.

A Russian drone has struck Ukraine’s top security agency in the heart of Kyiv for the first time, injuring 12 and signaling a dangerous escalation as air defenses run dangerously low.

Gas prices are heading toward a potential Labor Day record as Trump’s Iran war sends diesel to an all-time high and leaves Americans wondering when energy costs will finally ease.

JD Vance says he can’t predict when the Iran conflict will end—or when gas prices will fall below $3—leaving Americans facing more uncertainty as the midterms approach.

North Carolina’s mail-in voting begins Friday, but a legal battle and disputed USPS rules could leave voters wondering what the rules will actually be when their ballots arrive.

Venezuela’s massive new oil deal is fueling hopes of an economic comeback—but experts warn the billions could take years to reach ordinary people and fix the country’s deep-rooted problems.

James Talarico’s Senate campaign is expanding its statewide Black voter outreach, with two Houston-area communications veterans, Judy Foston Stanford and Linda K. Brown, taking key roles in the paid media effort.

An Indianapolis family is desperately searching for answers after ICE agents detained a hardworking 27-year-old father-to-be at his job site—then he seemingly vanished from their reach.

An ICE agent is now facing federal charges for allegedly lying about a shooting that left a Venezuelan immigrant wounded—raising serious questions about what really happened.

Abdul El-Sayed is working to close the gap with Black leaders in Downriver, but one message came through loud and clear: “People need to see you.”