Iran War Splits US Political Bases
The Iran conflict is dividing US political coalitions as Wes Moore warns about deployments and CPAC activists argue over intervention.
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The Iran conflict is dividing US political coalitions as Wes Moore warns about deployments and CPAC activists argue over intervention.
British lawmakers are looking at foreign democratic models as frustration grows over turnout, polling pressure and ministerial instability.
A reported Parliament visit by David Taylor before a spying arrest has intensified scrutiny of access, vetting and political security.
Emmanuel Macron visited Disneyland Paris as the resort promoted its Frozen-themed expansion and France emphasized tourism investment.
Tim Walz joined a Twin Cities protest as Minnesota Democrats challenged federal immigration enforcement tactics.
A Republican push for national voter ID failed in the Senate after Democrats argued it would restrict ballot access.
Mike Johnson rallied House Republicans to pass a DHS funding bill as a 41-day partial government shutdown strained border and airport operations.
Republican defections from Nancy Mace and Brian Fitzpatrick are tightening pressure on Speaker Mike Johnson over Iran and spending legislation.
Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick arrived at the Rayburn House Office Building on March 26, 2026, to face a rare public ethics trial that could terminate.
Senate leaders watched a fragile funding framework for the Department of Homeland Security collapse on March 26, 2026, leaving thousands of airport.
Donald Trump convened a Cabinet meeting on March 26, 2026, to address the impending expiration of a military pause against Iran.
Donald Trump faced a sharp rebuke from the American electorate on March 26, 2026, when Fox News released a survey showing his job disapproval rating.