A closed-door lunch at the Capitol on June 24 turned into a shouting match between Trump and Republican senators furious about his Iran policy and his refusal to sign the housing bill. When a president fights his own caucus this openly, something has changed.
The US and Iran signed a ceasefire on June 17. Eight days later, Israel is designating Iran’s central bank as a terrorist organization, the IDF is shooting down Houthi drones, and Trump is claiming inspections Tehran says never happened.
Keir Starmer won the biggest Labour landslide in a generation eighteen months ago. On Monday he resigned, citing a loss of confidence among his own MPs. Now a Greater Manchester mayor who was not even in Parliament is favourite to run one of the world’s largest economies.
The most significant housing legislation in decades passed Congress by wide bipartisan margins. Trump refused to sign it unless lawmakers pass a controversial election overhaul first. Both parties are angry, and millions of renters are stuck in the middle.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is running across the US, Canada, and Mexico through July. For American cities hosting matches, it is a cultural event unlike anything most of them have seen. Here is what the tournament looks like from inside it.
June 2026 startup funding is showing real movement, but almost exclusively into AI infrastructure, compliance, and vertical software. The days of easy money for vague stories are gone. Here is what investors are actually funding and why.