Trump Influence Grows as Conservative Candidates Secure Arizona Nominations
Republican voters in Arizona have selected Trump backed candidates for several major races ahead of the November midterm elections, strengthening the former president’s influence
9-8 Along Party Lines: Clayton Survives the Committee, But Not the Controversy
The Senate Intelligence Committee voted 9-8 along party lines on Tuesday to advance Jay Clayton’s nomination to lead the U.S. intelligence community, setting up
A Bush Judge Blocks Trump: TPS Holders Win a Reprieve, For Now
A federal judge in Boston has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from stripping tens of thousands of asylum seekers and Temporary Protected Status holders
4,173 Sick and Counting: The Parasite Hiding in Your Salad
The CDC has confirmed 4,173 domestically acquired cases of cyclosporiasis since May 1, 2026, with an additional 7,400 reported cases awaiting lab confirmation. The
Congress Moves to Prevent Shutdown as House Approves Temporary Government Funding Plan
The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a short term funding measure aimed at preventing a federal government shutdown ahead of the November midterm
Passports at Prokop: Serbia Prepares for the High Speed Age
Serbia is opening a customs and border control checkpoint at Belgrade’s Prokop central railway station, clearing the final logistical hurdle for the launch of
€15,000 for a Family Car: Croatia’s Latest Gamble to Stop the Demographic Bleed
Croatia is preparing to offer families with four or more children up to €15,000 toward the purchase of a seven seater vehicle, the latest
A Small Win for Janša, a Big Loss for Slovenia: The Fajon Appointment Saga
Slovenia has blocked the appointment of its own former foreign minister, Tanja Fajon, as the EU’s special representative for the African Sahel region, in