DSA groups pull back a post equating Oct. 7 with resistance to imperialism
Three NYC DSA groups remove themselves from a joint post celebrating the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks; one group keeps the statement up.
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Category: World Politics
Dem Senator Who Demanded Saudi Accountability Over Khashoggi Meets With Crown Prince, Pushes Palestinian State
Sen. Chris Murphy meets with Saudi Crown Prince MBS, pushing for peace with Iran and a Palestinian state while skipping Khashoggi.
How the eviction of an elderly resident in Madrid has led to an early general election
An eviction in Madrid has pushed Spain into an early general election on 29 November, setting the stage for a tense contest.
Spain’s Prime Minister Calls Early Elections After Housing Measures Defeated in Parliament
Spain's PM calls early elections after Parliament defeats his housing decrees, setting a Nov. 29 vote.
Kemi Badenoch built a hard image as Brexit secretary. Now she’s betting it pays off for the Conservatives
Kemi Badenoch seeks to restore her party's image at the Conservative conference, rejecting the legacy of the last decade of government.
Kemi Badenoch’s 2026 Conservative Party Conference Speech: Rewind Risk or Rebirth?
Kemi Badenoch delivers keynote at Conservative Party Conference, pitching prison expansion and 'tough love' welfare.
Robert P Jones opens his new book Backslide by comparing Trump-era America to Nazi Germany
A scholar of Christian nationalism warns that the US is experiencing a 'backslide' akin to Weimar Germany's descent into fascism.
Musk’s Dogecoin team spent millions lobbying Washington to rewrite crypto law
A man named Gavin walks into the hall of the tax bureau unannounced, demanding to see a woman he has never met, and she must face him alone.
Germany’s Political Center Loses Relevance as Far-Right AfD and Far-Left Die Linke Gain Strength
Germany's political center loses relevance as far-right AfD and far-left Die Linke gain strength. Voters like pensioner Ute Istock abandon the middle.
Tories promise 50,000 more prison places as early releases continue
Tories promise 50,000 new prison places in England and Wales, funded by cutting foreign aid and culture budgets.
Food Industry Fights Maga by Hiring Social Media Influencers to Spread Its Message
US food industry hits back at Maha with social media influencers, in a battle over food policy and public trust.
Burnham’s speech balanced party politics with a personal appeal to voters
A prime minister's speech blends grief for his father with a sweeping political agenda, including a pension plan that breaks with precedent.