The European Union failed Monday to approve a fresh round of sanctions against Russia or advance a €90 billion emergency loan to Ukraine, after Hungary vetoed both measures on the eve of the war's fourth anniversary — a move that drew sharp condemnation from across the bloc and raised
The United States has assembled what officials describe as the largest military buildup in the Middle East in decades, deploying two aircraft carrier strike groups and surging air and naval assets across the region as it pushes Iran to reach a deal on its nuclear program. Talks between the two
Tuesday marked four years since Russian forces crossed into Ukraine. There was no ceasefire to mark the occasion, no deal on the horizon, and no sign that either side is prepared to accept the other's terms. What there was, instead, was another round of drone strikes, another diplomatic
By: Daniel Murrah, Residing Fellow at Atlas
The Supreme Court ruling that stripped President Donald Trump of his primary tariff authority did not just shake up American trade policy. It landed in Brussels like a disruption the European Union had not fully anticipated, and within 48 hours the bloc's executive arm made its position clear:
The most wanted drug lord in Mexico is dead, and Mexico is paying the price. Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes — known throughout Mexico and the United States as "El Mencho" — was killed Sunday during a military operation in Tapalpa, a small town in Jalisco state. He was 59. Mexican
The Supreme Court on Friday ruled 6-3 that President Donald Trump's sweeping "Liberation Day" tariffs were unconstitutional, finding that he overstepped his authority by invoking the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose blanket import duties on foreign goods. The decision, handed down at 10 a.
The United States closed out 2025 with a trade deficit of $901.5 billion — essentially unchanged from the year before and one of the largest on record — a result that arrives after a year defined by the most aggressive American tariff policy in decades. The Commerce Department's Bureau
A Virginia circuit court judge issued an emergency restraining order Thursday blocking a planned April 21 voter referendum on a Democratic-backed congressional redistricting amendment, dealing another significant setback to the party's efforts to reshape the state's political map ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Tazewell County
Peru's Congress voted Tuesday to remove interim President José Jeri from office just four months into his term, making him the country's third consecutive president to be toppled by the legislature and its seventh head of state in less than a decade. The vote was 75
The Trump administration on Tuesday disclosed new intelligence to support its allegation that China conducted a clandestine underground nuclear explosion in 2020 — and confirmed that the United States intends to resume nuclear testing to match what it describes as illicit activity by Beijing and Moscow. Christopher Yeaw, the assistant secretary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused the United States of placing disproportionate pressure on Kyiv rather than Moscow in peace negotiations, saying in an interview published Tuesday that it was "not fair" for President Donald Trump to keep publicly demanding concessions from Ukraine while making no equivalent demands of
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