Efforts to expand free school meal eligibility across England are now expected to stretch into 2026, following political disputes and fiscal constraints. Advocates argue the pol...

European Union negotiators are reportedly pushing for safeguards—informally dubbed a “Farage clause”—in renewed talks aimed at resetting post-Brexit relations with the UK. The p...

Widespread strikes by airport workers across Germany have caused significant flight cancellations and delays, affecting major hubs and ripple effects across Europe. Unions are d...

The milestone underscores accelerating population aging with far-reaching implications for health care, pensions, and social policy.

Researchers argue that fresh interpretations of the fossil record raise questions about long-standing evolutionary explanations.

Growing concern about long-term sustainability is driving sharp disagreement over how the retirement system should be secured.

Proposed legislation is reviving debate over revenue, economic competitiveness, and the risk of capital flight.

A national emergency declaration aimed at releasing blocked resources has intensified constitutional questions as courts and agencies scrutinise federal spending authority.

When party control is this fragile and consensus this rare, the system stops governing and starts merely surviving.