KYIV, Ukraine — Hungary will be the one to decide whether Ukraine is able to achieve its hopes of joining the European Union ...

Smyrna Pride has announced it will allow a limited number of politically affiliated organizations to participate in its 2025 festival in June, including the Georgia Log Cabin Republicans (GLCR).

Left-wing initiatives and programs that were once a crown jewel of the Biden Pentagon are rapidly being thrown overboard as the Trump administration moves to aggressively revamp […] ...

MONTREAL — Stephane Pascalon’s Tesla Inc. fan club brings people together to share their pride for the company’s cars, but that pride has turned into shame for some, and now the club plans to ...

Canada has detected a malicious "information operation" on Chinese social media targeting Liberal Party candidate and former Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland. The suspected interference has ...

(JTA) — Dozens of liberal Jewish groups have signed a letter ... “All these achievements, now regarded with nearly universal pride, were and are about making our communities equally inclusive ...

The festival concludes this weekend with the Midsumma street party. However, Pride events will continue with Sydney’s Mardi Gras festival, which will start later this month and end with the ...

Pride Houston 365 hosted its 2025 Logo and Grand Marshal Nominee Reveal event at Lustre Pearl Houston, setting the stage for this year’s vibrant Pride festivities. The 47th Annual Houston LGBT Pride ...

It says the percentage of people in Quebec expressing pride ... Liberal strategists. "There's nothing usual about this race," said Greg MacEachern of KAN Strategies. From the very short timeline to ...

Liberal Party ... galvanizing national pride and identity, and is deeply part of the political conversation on cost of living. She fielded a poll that found three-quarters of people who would consider ...

“DOGE was in the building. We started — we took down our Pride flags, we took down — I took out any books I felt would be incriminating,” said Kristina Drye, a speechwriter for USAID.