The White House is in active talks with Congress over the 1973 War Powers Act as a 60-day deadline for military operations against Iran looms. The administration faces a constitutional test regarding the requirement for explicit approval for military action.

The U.S. Justice Department moves to roll back and modify a slate of federal firearm regulations. The shift follows pressure from Second Amendment supporters within President Trump's base.

The U.S. Justice Department has initiated a process to roll back and modify several existing federal firearm regulations. This policy shift follows advocacy from Second Amendment supporters within President Donald Trump's political base.

South African President announces municipal elections will be held on November 4. The date marks the official schedule for the upcoming local polls across the country.

South African President has announced that the country's municipal elections are scheduled to take place on November 4.

Cambodia's court rejects final appeal from opposition leader in treason case. The ruling upholds the conviction against the political figure, according to his lawyer.

A Cambodian court has rejected the final appeal of the leader of the country's defunct opposition party regarding his previous treason conviction, according to his legal counsel.

The UK government announces increased funding and fast-tracked legislation to counter malign state actors following a recent terror attack against the Jewish community.

The UK government is increasing funding and fast-tracking legislation to address malign state actors following a recent terror attack targeting the Jewish community.