
U.S. Sanctions Former Congolese President Kabila Over Rebel Ties
Washington cracks down on Joseph Kabila, freezing his assets for allegedly fueling violent M23 insurgency.
Thursday, July 30, 2026

Washington cracks down on Joseph Kabila, freezing his assets for allegedly fueling violent M23 insurgency.

Brazil's conservative-majority Congress successfully overturned President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's veto, significantly reducing the prison sentence of former President Jair Bolsonaro.

A landmark royal commission into the tragic Bondi Beach terror attack has issued interim recommendations calling for a national overhaul of firearm regulations and increased security measures for Jewish festivals.

Federal prosecutors have indicted the governor of Sinaloa and nine other Mexican officials for allegedly accepting bribes to protect the Sinaloa Cartel's deadly drug trafficking operations.

Florida lawmakers have approved new congressional maps aimed at securing Republican control of the House, a strategic move that directly challenges Democrat efforts to manipulate electoral boundaries across the country.

The Department of Justice has indicted former FBI Director James Comey for allegedly threatening the President, a charge officials insist is necessary to maintain the security of the office.

After sweeping away 16 years of Viktor Orbán's rule, incoming Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar is moving quickly to secure billions in frozen EU funds by pledging to meet Brussels' demands regarding corruption and judicial independence

President Trump has intensified his public criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, citing frustration over interest rate policy and mismanagement of agency building projects.

Federal prosecutors have released damning photographic evidence of Cole Tomas Allen preparing for his alleged assassination attempt on President Donald Trump, arguing he must remain behind bars to protect the public.

In a victory for constitutional fidelity, the Supreme Court ruled that states cannot be forced to engage in race-based discrimination under the guise of the Voting Rights Act.

Former President Donald Trump and King Charles III engaged in a lighthearted display of transatlantic rapport, trading jokes about history, politics, and the White House during a state dinner.

King Charles III delivered a speech to Congress aimed at reinforcing the Anglo-American alliance, though his remarks were met with varying interpretations by American political factions.