Magyar walked into state TV this week, called it a "factory of lies," and promised to suspend its signal. On Sunday, voters gave him 138 of 199 parliamentary seats to do exactly that.
Not a pardon, not a commutation — the Justice Department is asking a federal court to retroactively nullify seditious conspiracy verdicts won by its own prosecutors. The DC Circuit will decide whether to go along.
Kevin Warsh wants to run the world's most powerful central bank. His 69-page disclosure reveals at least $131 million in assets — heavy on crypto and AI ventures — in sectors whose valuations would swing on every rate decision he makes.
Five opposition defections, three by-election wins, zero legislative roadblocks. Mark Carney's majority means Canada's economic pivot away from the US can now move at whatever speed he chooses.
Two House members resigned within minutes of each other Monday — the result of a bipartisan expulsion plan designed so neither party would lose its edge. The speed was unprecedented; the political motives, less surprising.
Péter Magyar won a landslide promising to bring Hungary back to Europe. Two days later, he was courting Beijing. Both goals will be hard to pursue at once.
A federal judge ruled President Trump failed to show the Wall Street Journal acted with 'actual malice' in reporting on a lewd letter to Jeffrey Epstein. He has two weeks to try again — without the evidence he didn't have the first time.
The Brexit campaign's loudest promise was parliamentary sovereignty. A decade later, Keir Starmer is preparing legislation that would adopt EU rules through secondary legislation — the same mechanism Brexiteers once decried as democratic theft.
With 77 percent turnout and a projected two-thirds supermajority, Péter Magyar's Tisza party has ended Viktor Orbán's 16-year grip on power. The consequences for Europe's Russia policy — and a frozen €90 billion loan to Ukraine — are immediate.
After 16 years of rewiring courts, media, and electoral maps, Orbán trails in every major independent poll. Whether the system he built can still save him is the democratic question of the weekend.
Russian intelligence officers are operating in Budapest to tilt Hungary's election toward Viktor Orbán, five senior MEPs warn. Budapest's response was to charge the journalist who exposed it.
The Senate has been surrendering its constitutional war powers for decades. Next week's vote asks whether to take them back — from a president who campaigned against foreign wars and is now fighting on three fronts.
As Russian drones killed nine civilians across Ukraine, including a child on a bus, JD Vance stood in Budapest calling Zelenskyy's behavior 'scandalous' and framing the war as haggling over 'a few square kilometers.' Washington had just brokered a ceasefire — for Iran.
ICE has admitted to using 'zero-click' spyware that can read encrypted messages on any phone. The agency won't disclose the legal authority — or who might be targeted beyond fentanyl traffickers.
JD Vance touched down in Budapest to rally for Viktor Orbán, breaking decades of US diplomatic convention by openly campaigning in another country's election. Orbán — the far-right's global icon — trails by double digits.
"National security, give it up or go to jail." That was a sitting US president on Monday, threatening a reporter from the White House podium for publishing information the public had every reason to hear.
The Supreme Court erased a contempt of Congress conviction at the Justice Department's request — removing precedent that strengthened one of the few tools lawmakers have to compel testimony from the executive branch.
Donald Trump called NATO a 'paper tiger' and Britain's aircraft carriers 'toys.' Within days, Keir Starmer was promising the most ambitious EU pivot since Brexit.
Kalshi traders assign 35% odds to the 25th Amendment being invoked during Trump's presidency — up from 28.6% in a single month. A separate Polymarket contract puts impeachment before 2029 at 70%.
The US revoked green cards for Soleimani's niece and her daughter over social media posts praising Iran. No criminal charges, no material support allegations — just speech about a country America is now at war with.
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