Republicans show little appetite for split from Trump despite midterm losses
Republicans acknowledge midterm election losses but show little appetite for breaking with President Trump.
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Republicans acknowledge midterm election losses but show little appetite for breaking with President Trump.
Republicans acknowledge their midterm election losses but show little willingness to distance themselves from President Donald Trump.
President Trump is facing questions about his ties to ousted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who was accused of having affairs with a fellow executive and an alleged Chinese spy.
Benjamin Netanyahu's actions have raised concerns about his leadership, with accusations that he prioritizes his own political survival over the country's needs.
Coalition talks in Israel are ongoing, with key players making unclear statements about their intentions.
Indonesian Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming Raka resigned following a legal ruling finding shortcomings in his educational qualifications, with President Prabowo Subianto accepting the resignation with a "heavy heart".
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Octavi Vilà Mayo as the new archbishop of Barcelona.
US President Donald Trump made several Truth Social posts addressing alleged Democrat corruption, a migrant caravan in Mexico, and the 2026 midterms.
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum cited a phrase attributed to a PAN lawmaker to criticize the Somos party, saying "they're no longer 'we are'; they're 'we were'."
Former US Vice President Mike Pence attributes the Democratic Party's success in the midterm elections to President Trump's economic policies, foreign policy, and the perception of self-dealing and corruption within the Trump administration.
Fox News host Sean Hannity has expressed concern over a comment made by incoming House Oversight Committee Chairman Robert Garcia about the Trump administration "lawyer up," but he did not react similarly when a Republican committee chairman used the same phrase about a Democratic target.
The German ambassador to the Vatican, Bruno Kahl, stated that Pope Leo XIV intends to visit Germany.
President Trump has renewed his call for the prosecution of six Democratic lawmakers who advised soldiers to refuse illegal orders.
Former Italian special forces general Roberto Vannacci may hold the key to Giorgia Meloni's power after the next election. He has set conditions for supporting her, including no more support for Ukraine, ending the EU's Green Deal, and deporting migrants.
US envoys met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow and then traveled to Dublin to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as part of ongoing peace efforts.
French President Emmanuel Macron says there is no evidence of foreign involvement in a series of bomb threats across Europe.
Pope Leo XIV, also known as Pope Leo XIV, is visiting Peru, a country where he spent nearly a decade as bishop.
The Trump Attorney General has refused to rule out prosecuting Democratic lawmakers who plan to investigate Trump officials, amid a constitutional crisis over separation of powers.
Gen Z youth in Peru have sent a letter to Pope Leo XIV outlining socioeconomic challenges they face, including access to quality education, public safety, and environmental protection.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to introduce laws allowing the country to strip citizenship from people who "smear" Israeli soldiers, amid a campaign against the directors of the documentary film NAZA.
Indonesia's vice president resigned and handed in his resignation to parliament's upper house, leaving a vacancy that will need to be filled.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto accepted the resignation of Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming Raka with a "heavy heart" amid a scandal over his educational qualifications.
White House warns Democrats that investigating Trump administration could be considered criminal.
Ro Khanna rejects warnings that Trump admin investigations could derail Democrats' affordability agenda.
Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, is facing an internal investigation amid allegations of a romantic relationship with a woman suspected of spying for the Chinese government.
US envoys have arrived in Moscow for talks with President Vladimir Putin about the results of US-mediated negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.
Pakistan's ruling establishment's close ties with former US President Donald Trump's administration may face scrutiny from the US Congress, potentially exposing their commercial and diplomatic dealings.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to discuss Ukraine conflict resolution issues with US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
Pope Leo XIV returns to Peru, his country of origin, after a tour of Latin American countries.
The American Psychological Association (APA) is under siege by a network of psychologists and affiliated groups attempting to protect Israel from criticism, using a strategy that weaponizes antisemitism to discredit and silence critics of Israel's oppression of Palestinians.