Middle East Crisis: Spain, Norway and Ireland Recognize a Palestinian State, a Blow to Israel
By Raja Abdulrahim, Anushka Patil & Aaron Boxerman
Is Palestine a State? Impact When Countries Recognize It as One
By Lisa Beyer
Spain, Norway and Ireland’s recognition of a Palestinian state is likely to have little impact on Israel
By Luke McGee
Mapping which countries recognise Palestine in 2024
Full Coverage of this story
Chris Mason: Why did Sunak decide to call summer election?
By Chris Mason
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak calls July 4 general election
By Ruxandra Iordache & April Roach
The Guardian view on the general election: countdown to a reckoning that is overdue
Opinion
Sunak Announces U.K. General Elections for July 4
By Mark Landler
British PM Rishi Sunak calls election, with his Conservatives at risk of a heavy defeat
By Alexander Smith
Full Coverage of this story
Several tornadoes touch down; deaths, injuries confirmed in Greenfield
By Victoria Reyna-rodriguez, Kate Kealey & Lee Rood
Scary Video Of Deadly Iowa Tornado As It Touched Down - Videos from The Weather Channel
Greenfield, Iowa tornado rated EF3 in preliminary survey
By Victoria Reyna-rodriguez
Tornado-spawning storms left multiple people dead in Iowa and now threaten cities from Texas to Vermont
By Robert Shackelford, Elizabeth Wolfe & Joe Sutton
Another round of severe weather possible Tuesday after flooding, tornado warnings
By Luke Vickery & Sean Everson
Full Coverage of this story
Families of Uvalde school shooting victims plan announcement ahead of second anniversary
By Acacia Coronado & Jim Vertuno
Uvalde Settles With Victims' Families Over School Shooting
By Edgar Sandoval & J. David Goodman
Uvalde families announce settlement with city and are suing school district and 92 law enforcement officers
By Eric Levenson & Andy Rose
Uvalde school shooting victims' families announce $2 million settlement with Texas city and new lawsuits
By Alex Sundby
Families of Uvalde school shooting victims sue Texas state police over botched response
Full Coverage of this story
Judge holds first hearing since delaying Trump classified documents trial and criticizing special counsel
By Tierney Sneed
Prosecutor in Trump classified papers case calls claims of hostility toward co-defendant 'garbage'
By Eric Tucker & Terry Spencer
"Stain on the judicial system": Legal experts slam Judge Cannon after damning Trump ruling released
By Charles Davis
Cannon holds hearing for Nauta, Trump co-defendant in classified docs case
By Perry Stein & David Ovalle
Special counsel suspected additional obstruction effort by Trump in classified docs case
By Katherine Faulders & Alexander Mallin
Full Coverage of this story
Senate confirms 200th Biden judge as Democrats tout "major milestone"
By Kaia Hubbard & Melissa Quinn
Joe Biden lands 200 judges, highlighting stakes for the courts in the 2024 election
By Sahil Kapur
Biden touts confirmation of 200th judge of his presidency: ‘Judges matter’
By Brett Samuels
Senate to vote on President Biden's 200th judicial nominee Wednesday
By Tobi A. Raji
Biden wants to notch one more legislative achievement: More judges than Trump
By Jennifer Haberkorn
Full Coverage of this story