In domestic news, read about why House Democrats are pushing to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth; whether the US should renew the controversial surveillance tool, Section 702 of FISA; how likely the Supreme Court is to rule in favor of the FCC’s use of fines for noncompliant cellphone carriers; and independent Dan Osborn’s breakout star moment in Nebraska’s Senate race. In international news, read about Iran’s continued attacks on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, new European promises for humanitarian aid to the Sudan civil war, and the implications of Viktor Orban’s landslide loss in Hungarian parliamentary elections.

In domestic news, read about who is now most likely to win the coveted position of California governor after a major shakeup to the race, why Health Secretary RFK Jr. supports peptides, and the way the US’ foreign policy approach on Iran has continously vacillated between aggression and diplomatic negotiation. In international news, read about Greece’s new ban on social media for teenagers under 15, yet another set of cyberattacks from North Korea-affiliated hacking group Lazarus, how dramatically rising fuel prices have forced Ireland’s government to make key climate policy concessions amidst massive protests, and the devastating cost of war in Burkina Faso.

Read a PF analysis about the implications of President Trump’s continued escalation in Iran on America’s ability to maintain the current global order. In CX, read about ways the Trump administration has changed America’s Arctic approach in the past year.

In domestic news, learn about President Trump’s reasoning behind his recent decision to fire Attorney General Pam Bondi, understand why Trump’s war rhetoric regarding Iran has been so controversial, how the Iran war has caused Treasury yields to soar to an 8-month high, and why Graham Platner—running for Senate Republican Susan Collins’ Alaska seat—might be the Democratic Party’s next star candidate. In international news, read about the implications of Israel’s new default death penalty policy for Palestinian defendants, whether Cuba’s decision to release over 2,000 prisoners included political activists as well, President Trump’s renewed threats to destroy Iranian nuclear sites, and Hungarian President Viktor Orban’s party seeing increasingly poor polling ahead of a tight parliamentary election.

In domestic news, read about the landmark 10-2 decision finding Meta and Youtube liable for addictive social media platforms and what Democrat Emily Gregory’s win in Trump’s home Congressional district means for the midterms. In international news, read about the US’s controversial decision to relax oil sanctions on Iran following skyrocketing energy prices, suspected espionage operations within Taiwan, Israel’s latest military push against Hezbollah in war-torn Lebanon, and how the EU and Australia have finally signed a record FTA together.