Profiles of current and former members of Congress

By Federal Newswire reports | Jan 28, 2026

Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure continue as doubts grow that Russia will ever agree to a negotiated peace. Oleksii Reznikov, who served as Ukraine’s defense minister from 2021 to 2023 during the opening phase of the full-scale invasion, argues that victory and peace remain possible.

By Federal Newswire News Reports | Jan 28, 2026

There is rising concern that consolidation in the health care industry is shifting power away from patients and physicians toward large intermediaries. An example of this is the role of pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, which negotiate prescription drug prices for insurance companies and determine what medications will be available to patients under various plans. Anne Cassity argues that PBMs have moved beyond their original role, and now create conflicts of interest that raise costs and threaten the survival of local pharmacies.

By Federal Newswire | Jan 21, 2026

Britain faces a pivotal moment in its relationship with China over its plan to build Europe’s largest embassy in central London.

By Federal Newswire | Jan 21, 2026

The American health care system seems to be maligned by everyone because of always-rising costs, limited access, and persistent workforce shortages.

By Federal Newswire | Jan 16, 2026

Washington is grappling with the aftermath of the dramatic operation to seize Venezuela’s longtime strongman, Nicolás Maduro.

By Federal Newswire | Jan 15, 2026

Australia is weighing how to protect social cohesion while navigating rising tensions with China and uncertainty in the Indo-Pacific.

By Federal Newswire | Jan 14, 2026

Washington is widening its focus from trade disputes to whether the U.S. can keep pace as China accelerates in space, biotech, and quantum technology.

By Federal Newswire | Jan 9, 2026

Artificial intelligence policy keeps colliding with national security as U.S. leaders debate how fast the technology should advance.

By Federal Newswire reports | Jan 7, 2026

Ukraine is enduring daily missile strikes, power outages, and a prolonged war that has reshaped every part of life. Mark Serguyev says faith and community remain essential sources of strength, and he sees the church as a place where healing, unity, and hope take root even under fire.

By Federal Newswire | Jan 6, 2026

Electricity demand is rising as data centers expand and artificial intelligence becomes embedded in everyday services.

By Federal Newswire | Jan 5, 2026

American culture cycles quickly from one obsession to the next, leaving few stories that span across generations.

By Federal Newswire | Dec 29, 2025

Discussions of possible peace negotiations are resurfacing in Ukraine while Russia’s war continues.

By Federal Newswire | Dec 19, 2025

Health care costs are climbing while Medicare’s finances grow tighter, and Washington often answers with new programs that promise savings without consequences when results fall short.

By Federal Newswire | Dec 18, 2025

Russia’s war against Ukraine is shaping Europe’s security, global food supplies, and U.S. policy debates.

By Federal Newswire | Dec 15, 2025

Western governments are facing a fentanyl crisis, soaring housing costs, and rising foreign interference without seeing how these threats connect.

By Federal Newswire | Dec 12, 2025

Governments are searching for ways to promote health and safety involving sports betting, alcohol guidelines, and nicotine, while voters worry about overreach and personal freedom.

By Federal Newswire | Dec 10, 2025

Ukraine is getting hit by more Russian attacks as the Trump administration peace plan moves into public debate.

By Federal Newswire | Dec 9, 2025

American officials warn about great-power competition, yet many of the vulnerabilities lie inside state governments, campuses, and supply chains.