U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Carney confirms plans to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea, signaling continued diplomatic engagement amid rising tensions.

Progressive Democrats, including Nityananda Mamdani, Bernie Sanders, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, rally behind a leading candidate in the New York City mayoral race, signaling party unity ahead of a critical election.

From White House renovations to global sanctions and domestic redistricting fights, this week’s political stories reveal how power is reshaping both buildings and boundaries.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun has called a special legislative session to redraw the state’s congressional maps amid mounting legal challenges and accusations of partisan gerrymandering.

Political infighting and personal ambitions have thrust the selection of NASA’s next leader into public controversy, with former congressman Sean Duffy at the center of the storm.

Around the world, politics is becoming increasingly fueled by vengeance rather than vision — and societies are paying the price.

Miami Beach doesn’t really wake up — it just changes costume. By sunrise, the Art Deco district already hums with illusion: pastel hotels, rented convertibles, people pretending to discover what’s long been staged.

As President Trump prepares to meet President Xi, both the U.S. and China indicate that a long-anticipated trade deal may be within reach, though key challenges remain.

A federal judge ruled that ICE’s detention of a Chicago father whose daughter is battling aggressive cancer is unlawful, ordering a bond hearing by October 31.

The Trump administration’s aggressive anti-drug operations in Latin America are raising serious questions about legality, sovereignty, and civilian safety.