Latest coverage from this NEXUS desk.
A hospital treating Ebola patients was stormed in eastern Congo, exposing how fear, conflict, and weak capacity can undermine outbreak control.
A possible U.S.-Iran agreement would reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but domestic blowback and nuclear terms keep the breakthrough fragile.
Ukraine says Russia used the hypersonic Oreshnik missile in a mass strike on Kyiv, intensifying fears around escalation and civilian risk.
After a Shanxi coal mine blast killed at least 82 people, investigators are focusing on possible safety lapses and operator reporting.
Fresh attention on Maine underscores how a handful of states could decide the Senate balance in 2026.
New polling attention around Texas shows how quickly the 2026 Senate map is becoming a national-control story.
A long-awaited review of the 2024 campaign is renewing debate over message, leadership, and what the party learned too late.
A low-cost ticket lottery proposal has become a flashpoint between New York-area political leaders ahead of the tournament.
Talks remain fragile as competing signals from Washington and Tehran keep markets and regional capitals on alert.