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Donald Trump faces scrutiny over Qasem Soleimani's killing and its electoral implications.
Israel's election results show a tight race between Netanyahu and Gantz for leadership.
Netanyahu secures a potential victory in the 2019 Israeli election against Benny Gantz.
Thousands of Israelis protest Netanyahu's pandemic response multiple nights this month.
Israelis prepare to vote on Tuesday, with Netanyahu favored despite corruption charges.
Italian president Sergio Mattarella's rejection of a Eurosceptic minister highlights the political tensions within Italy and the implications for its EU relations.
Silvio Berlusconi faces a decisive moment as he confronts legal troubles and political challenges.
Italy's unpredictable election on March 4th features Silvio Berlusconi and key economic issues.
Giuseppe Conte submits his minister list to President Sergio Mattarella for approval in Italy.
Jacinda Ardern feels extraordinarily honored to lead a coalition government in New Zealand.
Jacob Rees-Mogg defends the prime minister's position amid cabinet resignations.
Sebastian Payne interviews Jacob Rees-Mogg about the UK election and the EU question.
Jacob Rees-Mogg discusses Brexit negotiations and Northern Ireland's customs role in the Commons.
Jair Bolsonaro's election as Brazil's president in 2018 signifies a pivotal moment in the rise of far-right politics across Latin America.
On July 5, 2016, James Comey held a press conference to announce that no charges would be brought against Hillary Clinton in the email investigation.
The final day of Jeremy Corbyn's first conference as labor leader in Brighton sees the party celebrating its largest membership increase in years.
Joe Biden's inauguration features a call for unity amid surreal circumstances and heightened security.
John Bercow resigns as Speaker of the House of Commons effective October 31st.
John Oliver describes the information from the White House as a 'firehose' that makes it hard to filter out significant news from the chaos.
Nigeria's president just appointed a dead man, while Maduro survives a coup attempt in Venezuela.
Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta faces rigging allegations after provisional election results.
Kevin Rudd resumes his role as Australian prime minister, addressing urgent national challenges.
Kevin Rudd is sworn in as Australia's prime minister after winning a Labor ballot on Wednesday.
Hannah Kuchler presents key points from Mark Zuckerberg's testimony on data privacy issues.
An estimated 20,000 Bangladeshi immigrants have lived in Koreatown for three decades, prompting a petition to create a new neighborhood council.
Kris Kobach charges 20-year-old Bailey McCaughey for accidentally voting twice in Kansas.
Jeremy Corbyn reflects on election losses and the impact of austerity policies on communities.
A Labour government would implement tax increases on the wealthy and businesses to generate £48.6 billion annually for public sector spending.
Jonathan Ashworth criticizes Suella Braverman's immigration message at the conference.
Dawn Butler nominated Jeremy Corbyn for the Labour leadership contest, stating it was important for a wide debate within the party.
John Mann addresses Labour's anti-semitism crisis and Joan Ryan's resignation from the party.
Labour reports Boris Johnson to Parliament over loan guarantee allegations involving Richard Sharp.
Labour highlights the contrast between work events and Downing Street parties during lockdown.
Jess Phillips shares her heartbreak over Labour's terrible night in the elections.
87 years after her birth, Margaret Thatcher's policies transformed British politics, leading to a conservative mindset that reshaped the Labor Party.
Trump wins New York, Clinton beats Sanders, and Saudi Arabia issues international debt.
Lara Trump and the Trumpettes launch Women for Trump to engage female voters in 2020.
Leaked documents show Attorney General Geoffrey Cox advised Boris Johnson on lawful prorogation.
Liz Truss's leaked audio reveals her saying British workers need to 'graft' more.
Allegra Stratton and Downing Street staff laugh about a denied Christmas party during restrictions.
Nick Clegg apologizes at the Lib Dem conference for past tuition fee pledges and more.
The Liberal Democrats struggle in Cornwall and St Ives as support dwindles to 7% from 27%.
Gary Johnson attracts disaffected Republicans and Democrats during the 2016 election campaign.
These elections are the largest test of public opinion since the general election in the UK.
Labour becomes the largest party in local government after significant gains in England.
Police file into Trafalgar Square, arresting protesters after a public announcement on November 9, 2011.
Many young Macedonians organize opposition after armed protesters storm parliament in Macedonia.
Emmanuel Macron's win makes him France's youngest president, ending long political dominance.
