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Van Hollen Warns Outside Groups Are Pouring Money Into Maryland’s 5th District Primary

The senator’s charge draws attention to millions in super PAC spending and sharpens a party debate over donor influence ahead of the June primary.

Former Arcadia Mayor Pleads Guilty to Acting as Agent of China

Mexico's Lower House Approves Amendment Letting Courts Nullify Elections Over Foreign Interference

States Push Data Centers to Pay for Power and Local Costs

Colombia Votes May 31 as Political and Criminal Violence Escalates

ISGAP Says Qatar Spent $65 Million Shaping U.S. Education Through Qatar Foundation International

King Pardons Kem Sokha and Ends His House Arrest

Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang Agrees to Plead Guilty as Illegal Agent for China and Resigns

Prosecutors in Sarkozy Libyan-Funding Appeal Seek Conviction on All Counts

İmamoğlu Faces Espionage Trial as Prosecutors Allege Data Passed to Ex-Spies

Columnist Says Trump's $10 Billion IRS Lawsuit Is Backfiring as Judge Questions Case

Study Finds Foreign Networks Fueling Alberta Separation Push Online

Sheinbaum Defends Mexican Sovereignty at Battle of Puebla Commemoration

Sarkozy Ends Appeal Testimony Denying Libyan Funding of 2007 Campaign

Ricardo Monreal Rejects Viral Claim of HSBC Account Cancellation

DiGenova’s Own Account of Trump’s Role Puts DOJ ‘Grand Conspiracy’ Probe at Legal Risk

Uganda’s ‘Sovereignty’ Bill Faces Pushback as Parliament Weighs Sweeping Foreign-Agent Rules

Bavaria’s 2025 Security Report Flags Surge in Hybrid Threats and Extremist Violence

Ambedkar Statue Vandalism Prompts Arrests in Punjab and Highway Protests in Ghaziabad

Tusk Alleges Russia-Linked Crypto Exchange Funded Opponents as Parliament Upholds Veto on Crypto Law