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Magyar Vows to Pursue Those Who ‘Plundered’ Hungary; Promises New Era
Hungary's prime minister-elect promises accountability and a "complete change of regime" after his Tisza party wins a constitutional supermajority
Hungary's prime minister-elect promises accountability and a "complete change of regime" after his Tisza party wins a constitutional supermajority
Over 386,000 federal workers exited the workforce — and the job market they entered was already closing
CENTCOM clarified Sunday the blockade targets Iranian ports—not the strait itself—while preserving freedom of navigation for non-Iranian traffic
Vance leaves Islamabad empty-handed as nuclear standoff kills ceasefire momentum
Energy costs drove the biggest monthly price spike in nearly four years — and auto affordability was already in crisis before the war started
Comer pledges public testimony after first lady's surprise plea — but the victims the hearings would serve are divided on whether Congress can deliver anything meaningful
U.S. and Iranian delegations arrive in Islamabad for the highest-level engagement since 1979 — but the gap between public posture and negotiating reality may be the biggest obstacle in the room
As Vance lands in Islamabad, a pattern of Friday threats and Monday walk-backs raises a harder question