Politics today is being driven by investigations, instability and party churn on both sides of the Atlantic. In Washington, Joe Biden is suing his own Justice Department to block release of interview recordings and transcripts gathered during the classified-documents probe, while Jill Biden is offering a stark new account of the 2024 debate, saying she feared her husband was having a stroke. Abroad, pressure is mounting on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez after police searched the headquarters of his Socialist Party in a widening corruption inquiry. At the same time, Donald Trump is signaling that talks with Iran remain far from settled, saying the U.S. is “not satisfied” with proposed terms and warning of tougher consequences if negotiations fail. And in Texas, Democratic voters delivered a generational verdict as freshman Congressman Christian Menefee ousted veteran lawmaker Al Green in a runoff shaped by aggressive redistricting.