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James Carville predicts Donald Trump’s administration will collapse within 30 days due to declining public approval and internal instability. He advises Democrats to let the administration self-destruct rather than engage in confrontation. Carville remains confident despite polls suggesting stable approval ratings. Upcoming government shutdown threats may force Republicans to negotiate with Democrats.

The United States on Monday announced sanctions against more than 30 Iran-linked people and vessels, including the head of the national oil company, for brokering the sale and shipment of Iranian oil. The State Department also announced sanctions against an additional 16 companies Monday “for their involvement in the sale, purchase, and transportation of Iranian

The Alternative for Germany (AfD) achieved a historic breakthrough in the 2025 German elections, securing around 20.8% of the vote and becoming the second-largest party. The far-right, anti-immigration party performed strongest in eastern Germany and gained youth support. Elon Musk and US Vice President JD Vance endorsed AfD, amplifying its influence. Despite its success, AfD

Germany’s opposition leader Friedrich Merz won the election, ending Olaf Scholz’s chancellorship after his three-party government collapsed. Merz aims to form a coalition with Scholz’s Social Democrats to stabilize the economy and address migration issues. The far-right AfD surged in the east, while young voters boosted a left-wing revival. Merz supports Ukraine and may strengthen

Vito Perillo, the oldest serving mayor in the US, passed away at 100 while in office. A World War II veteran, Perillo was in his second term as mayor of Tinton Falls, New Jersey. Known for his dedication to public service, he received tributes from state and local leaders, including New Jersey governor Phil Murphy.

Britain will introduce new sanctions targeting individuals close to the Russian government, banning those who provide significant support to the state. Security Minister Dan Jarvis emphasized these oligarchs are no longer welcome. Meanwhile, PM Starmer is heading to Washington for discussions with President Trump focused on Ukraine.

Moscow has struck a deal with Kyiv and the Red Cross to evacuate residents from the embattled Kursk region, parts of which have been seized by Ukraine, Russia’s rights commissioner said Monday. Some of those residents have now crossed into Ukraine’s neighbouring Sumy region and are awaiting evacuation via Belarus, Russian rights commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed willingness to resign as Ukraine’s president to secure NATO membership amidst ongoing conflict with Russia. Tensions with the US have escalated over a proposed mineral resources deal, with Trump’s demands for compensation causing further strain in relations. Kyiv seeks security assurances in any agreement.

Maine Governor Janet Mills defied President Trump’s executive order on banning transgender athletes in women’s sports, vowing legal confrontation. Soon after, a video of Mills performing at an LGBTQ+ Halloween drag show surfaced, highlighting her consistent support for the LGBTQ+ community.