Hillary Clinton will appear at the NHDP spring gala in Nashua to help raise funds and spotlight party infrastructure, while reiterating she is not seeking the 2028 nomination
The EU’s decision to license carbon-removal credits has sparked investor interest by promising clearer rules, higher standards, and the prospect of large-scale capital flows into removal projects
Pakistan has positioned itself as a facilitator between the United States and Iran, prompting debate over motives, credibility and the implications for India’s diplomatic role
On March 26, 2026, U.N. migration officials told POLITICO that the Sudan war is approaching a tipping point, prompting a Brussels meeting to seek urgent EU support
An intensifying campaign of strikes, counterstrikes and disputed negotiations is reshaping the conflict between the US, Israel and Iran
University Bridge will be partially closed starting the week of April 6th for upgrades tied to the College Drive rapid bus project; expect alternating lanes, detours and protected access for emergency vehicles
U.S. deployments aim to keep targeted, short‑duration options on the table as diplomatic avenues close
Iraq has denounced an air strike that killed seven fighters at a base clinic in Habbaniyah, calling it a violation of sovereignty and preparing formal diplomatic action
Gavin Newsom expressed regret over his choice of words but reiterated his backing of Israel and his concerns about Benjamin Netanyahu’s direction
Veterans warn history could repeat itself as polls and conservative critics push back on US military action in Iran
As Gulf infrastructure is hit and prices climb, Asia and Europe race for supplies while New Mexico wins a landmark case against Meta
Ontario is preparing a limited-time waiver of the provincial portion of the HST on newly built homes to spark demand and protect construction jobs
Investigators said security lineups slowed their response to the LaGuardia collision, even as the NTSB focuses on controller roles and a runway system that did not generate an alert
A high-stakes Supreme Court case over ballots postmarked by Election Day threatens to alter how more than a dozen states treat late-arriving mail-in ballots and could reshape voter access
The Pentagon is sending a brigade from the 82nd Airborne Division plus some headquarters staff to the Middle East, increasing U.S. flexibility in the Iran conflict and keeping forces ready for a range of missions
A peaceful resolution on Rose Avenue meets a cinematic reassessment of the Western, from classic revival to neo-Western reinvention