In a groundbreaking decision that is poised to reverberate through both legal and political spheres, the Colorado Supreme Court has ruled to prohibit former President Donald Trump from featuring on the state's primary ballot.

The United States has announced the revocation of all existing visas for South Sudanese citizens and a ban on new visas being issued, citing the South Sudanese government's failure to accept its citizens deported from the US.

US President Joe Biden intended on Friday to compare the risks posed by Nazi Germany to those that the world faces today from tyrants and authoritarianism, near the cliff that US Army Rangers scaled on D-Day eighty years ago.

This weekend witnessed a notable upheaval within the Never Back Down super PAC, the primary supporter of Governor DeSantis' campaign. Several high-ranking officials, including the recently appointed CEO, were ousted amid growing discontent among campaign personnel regarding the effectiveness, or lack thereof, of the PAC's expenditures.

Gina Rinehart has demonstrated her proficiency as an M&A strategist. With skillful application of the nation's takeover regulations, Australia's most wealthy person has thwarted Albemarle's A$6.6 billion ($4.2 billion) attempt to acquire lithium company Liontown Resources. Now she needs to provide evidence that the action was more than just an attempt to gain control.

Keir Starmer, the newly appointed prime minister of the United Kingdom, is facing a "gilet jaune" moment.

The White House announced on Thursday that the US is initiating a probe into whether Chinese auto imports pose a risk to national security and may be subject to restrictions because of concerns regarding "connected" car technology.

Small-caliber military producers face an uncertain future as a result of being shut out of markets.

In a controversial statement ahead of planned negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, former U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the two leaders would discuss territorial concessions and control of Ukrainian nuclear power plants as part of potential ceasefire talks to end the ongoing war in Ukraine.

In the midst of the holiday season, the United States is grappling with a concerning surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations, according to the latest figures released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The administration of President Joe Biden appeared to view the Middle East as a prop for world geopolitics six months ago. The United States and its allies intended to concentrate on Russia's war in Ukraine and prevent China from growing too powerful.

Israel and Hamas came to an agreement on early Wednesday to temporarily cease hostilities, enabling the release of hostages and allowing additional humanitarian aid into Gaza.

The article discusses the election of Mike Johnson as the new US House Speaker after a 23-day period of legislative deadlock and internal divisions among Republicans. Johnson, who had previously expressed support for Donald Trump's claims about the 2020 election, received the support of all 220 present Republicans.

President of Kenya announced plans on Friday to reduce expenditure and borrow more money in about equal amounts to close a roughly $2.7 billion budget shortfall left by his decision to back out of planned tax increases in the midst of widespread opposition.

On Wednesday, President Joe Biden announced that his administration has secured agreements with China to resume military communications and address the issue of fentanyl production. This development follows his first face-to-face meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a year.

In the fourth round of a seven-week general election, India held voting on Monday amid increasingly aggressive campaigning focused on religious and economic disparities.

U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs—including a staggering 104% levy on Chinese goods—officially took effect today, intensifying a global trade war and triggering a brutal sell-off across financial markets.

The long-awaited visit of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to Washington kicked off on Thursday, highlighting the increasing communication between the U.S. and China, despite escalating global tensions from conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine.

India consumer prices likely rose around the same rate in March as they did in February following four months of declining inflation, as a sharp rise in gold prices offset flat food prices, a Reuters poll showed.

The breakdown of Gaza's health system in the face of intense Israeli bombardment has made the situation too difficult.

A 14-year-old Palestinian-American boy, Omar Mohammad Rabea, was fatally shot near the village of Turmus Ayya in the occupied West Bank on Sunday, according to reports.

In a resolute denunciation of his predecessor's recent remarks, President Joe Biden unequivocally condemned former President Donald Trump's apparent encouragement for Russia to invade NATO nations failing to meet defense spending obligations.

Global financial markets are reeling this week following President Donald Trump's imposition of sweeping import tariffs, with leading business figures urging a policy reversal.

Tech-driven upstart competitors pose a danger to Big Pharma.