#Politics

Nikkei poll shows LDP-Japan Innovation Party coalition could secure over 310 seats, giving them a two-thirds majority. Opposition faces potential loss of half their seats, signaling major political realignment.

High-profile Norwegians caught in Jeffrey Epstein's web as new revelations emerge, raising questions about elite accountability and institutional oversight.

Despite successfully reducing border crossings to historic lows, Trump's radical enforcement tactics have turned his strongest political asset into a liability.

Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang calls for unity across Taiwan's political spectrum as Beijing intensifies pressure through apps, infiltration, and military exercises.

The first lady's self-produced film offers glimpses behind the curtain, but raises bigger questions about authenticity, influence, and the modern celebrity-political complex.

Reid Hoffman urges tech moguls to stop appeasing Trump after Border Patrol killings. The call exposes Silicon Valley's struggle between political neutrality and moral responsibility amid government dependencies.

Trump's lawsuit against JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon signals a new era of presidential pressure on Wall Street, raising questions about corporate independence and political loyalty.

Rapper Nicki Minaj declares herself Trump's biggest supporter while flashing a gold card visa. A look at celebrity political pivots and the price of loyalty.

President Trump secretly demolished the 122-year-old White House East Wing to build a $400 million ballroom, but legal challenges and cost overruns suggest the site may remain an empty lot.

Kim Keon Hee sentenced to 20 months for bribery while husband Yoon Suk Yeol already jailed for martial law. Unprecedented moment in Korean politics raises questions about power and accountability.

Rep. Ilhan Omar was attacked with unknown liquid at a town hall but continued speaking. What does this incident reveal about political discourse and public safety?

President Trump launched his second term with sweeping pardons for economic criminals, signaling a dramatic shift in how America will handle corporate crime.