President Donald Trump attacked Fox News on Truth Social, accusing the network of focusing more on Democratic politicians like Sen. Chuck Schumer and Rep. Hakeem Jeffries than on "MAGA and REAL Patriots." The president questioned why the network regularly features Democrats and commentators critical of his administration.
The US Department of Health and Human Services released a report connecting 'gender ideology' to leftwing authoritarianism and political violence, which scientists have criticized as poorly conducted research.
Bolivia's prosecutor's office issued a new arrest warrant against former President Evo Morales on charges of terrorism and armed uprising related to protests and roadblocks in May and June 2026. Morales claims the order was directed by the United States, while the Bolivian government demands he face justice.
Far-right conspiracy theorist and longtime Trump ally Alex Jones has dramatically broken with the president, calling for his impeachment over his handling of the Iran conflict, which Jones described as 'absolutely out of control' while warning of preparations for a national draft.
Analysis reveals President Donald Trump is approving disaster aid requests at significantly different rates based on political affiliation, with 80% approval for Republican states versus 60% for Democratic states, while also taking longer to process requests than in previous administrations.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz reached out to Alternative for Germany supporters, urging them to judge his coalition government on its merits before September regional elections in eastern German states where the AfD could win power for the first time at regional level.
President Donald Trump commemorated America's 250th Independence Day anniversary with a divisive speech at Mount Rushmore casting political opponents as 'godless' communists, followed by posting memes mocking critics on Truth Social. The celebration mixed patriotic appeals with partisan politics, drawing clashes with Democrats.
President Donald Trump gave a 37-minute address on July 4, 2026, marking the United States' 250th anniversary with a late-night speech on the National Mall after weather delays. The event featured record-breaking fireworks and drew both supporters and critics of the president's triumphalist messaging.
President Donald Trump proceeded with America's semiquicentennial celebration despite severe thunderstorms and record heat that forced evacuation of the venue. His address at the Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C. veered from celebrating American exceptionalism into politically divisive territory.
Pope Leo XIV urged Spanish political leaders to reject divisive rhetoric and seek unity as he began a weeklong visit to Spain, his first papal trip to the country since 2011. The visit comes amid political turmoil for Spain's Socialist-led government and will focus on migration, social justice, and meetings with clergy sexual abuse victims.
Protests led by supporters of former leftist president Evo Morales have intensified in Bolivia, with violent clashes in La Paz and road blockades causing widespread shortages of food, fuel, and medical supplies. The unrest poses a significant challenge to center-right President Rodrigo Paz, prompting concern from neighboring Latin American nations.
Peruvian electoral authorities have officially confirmed that conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori and left-wing candidate Roberto Sánchez will face each other in a June 7 runoff election, following a first round of voting in early April that was marred by logistical issues and fraud allegations.
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson led a "Unite the Kingdom" rally in London that drew tens of thousands of supporters, with Robinson calling on attendees to prepare for the "battle of Britain." The event, which took place alongside rival counter-protests, marks a continuation of large-scale far-right mobilization in the UK capital.
