Albanian Opposition Disrupts Parliament with Flares Amid Protests
Opposition lawmakers released smoke flares and blocked access to the podium during a parliamentary session, escalating weeks of anti-government demonstrations.
US Politics News
Scotland's SNP Accused of 'Postcode Lottery' in Exam Grading
Critics argue the Scottish National Party's handling of exam grading during the COVID-19 pandemic unfairly disadvantaged a generation of students.
Peltola Dismisses Report on 'Ballot Composition Project' as 'Distraction'
Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola called The New York Times' investigation into an alleged effort to recruit spoiler candidates a tactic to sell papers.
Jets Coach Glenn Under Fire as Raiders Come to Town
Las Vegas running back Ashton Jeanty criticizes the Jets' defense ahead of Week 8 matchup.
Healthcare Industry Prepares for Political Battle Over Future of US Health System
As Democrats eye potential gains in upcoming elections, industry groups are deploying financial and strategic resources to shape policy debates and counter ambitious reform proposals.
From Fashion to Philanthropy: A Whirlwind of Celebrity Buzz
A look at recent society events, from designer musings to cultural celebrations and charity galas.
Ben and Erin Napier Say Their Only Marital 'Problems' Arise When They're Apart
The HGTV stars revealed their strong bond means they struggle with prolonged separations, with their children reacting dramatically to even short absences.
Los Angeles Considers 'Entertainment Zones' Allowing Public Drinking in Downtown Areas
The City Council has directed departments to study the feasibility of designated zones aimed at boosting economic recovery in historically high-crime districts.
JD Vance Expresses Confusion Over Ranked-Choice Voting, Advocates for Popular Vote
Senator JD Vance stated he does not understand ranked-choice voting and believes elections should be decided by the candidate who receives the most votes, a stance that drew comparisons to the Electoral College.