Crowley wins Wisconsin Democratic governor primary
David Crowley, Milwaukee county executive, won the Wisconsin Democratic primary for governor, defeating Francesca Hong after a last-minute surge fueled by Tony Evers' endorsement.
Category : Politics
Farage: I was forced to resign as MP and face by-election
Nigel Farage claims he never wanted to resign as Clacton's MP, saying the political establishment forced him, as voters head to the polls in a by-election with 34 candidates.
White House asks DOJ to revive charges against Olympian
The White House has asked the Justice Department to consider new charges against David Hearn after a US attorney dropped vandalism charges, citing insufficient evidence.
Corrections: Regis, Murray, and Other Amendments
The Guardian corrects errors: Cyrille Regis, not Brendan Batson, received bullet; Murray-Arday meeting was in 2012, not Olympics.
Terry Lewis, rebel Labour MP, dies aged 90
Terry Lewis, the dissident Labour MP for Worsley for 22 years, has died aged 90. Known for rebelling 49 times in one parliament, he left Labour in 2010 but rejoined under Corbyn.
Coalition backs One Nation terror return ban; Assad sentenced to death
The Coalition will support One Nation's bill to bar Australians with terror links from returning home, as a Syrian court sentences Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia.
ACLU seeks to block Trump's latest birthright citizenship orders
The ACLU and advocacy groups filed in federal court to block Trump's new executive orders restricting birthright citizenship, calling them an improper attempt to evade the Supreme Court's June ruling against his original order.
Judge Blocks USPS Mail-In Voting Rule in Trump Order
Federal judge blocks USPS from implementing Trump's mail-in voting rule, expanding June order to all states.
Dethroned Miss NC USA threatens legal action over title removal
Brittany Boltinhouse, dethroned as Miss North Carolina USA, threatens legal action, citing 'cancel culture' and claiming organizers acted 'wrongfully and unjustified'.
Melon-gate: Japan unconcerned, Australia in uproar
Japan's government dismisses the melon-gate controversy as a non-issue, while Australian media and opposition escalate the gaffe into a diplomatic crisis.
ICE to Spend Up to $20M on Electric Shock Gloves
ICE plans to spend up to $20m on gloves that deliver painful electric shocks, raising civil rights concerns over use of force in immigration enforcement.
Sex doll mistaken for body: NSW police followed correct procedure
A 'body' in a suitcase was a sex doll, but NSW police followed correct procedure by not fully opening it to preserve evidence, experts say.
North Korean missiles hit Zaporizhzhia; Zelenskyy warns of call-up
Russian forces used North Korean ballistic missiles in a Zaporizhzhia attack killing seven Metinvest workers, while Zelenskyy warns of a major Russian troop call-up after the September election.
Graham vs Norman in SC GOP Senate Runoff
Darline Graham and Ralph Norman advance to a runoff for the South Carolina Republican Senate nomination, with the winner facing Democrat Annie Andrews in November.
Victoria's First Nations Voice Urges Withdrawal of Prisoners' Open Air Bill
Victoria's First Nations voice to parliament, Gellung Warl, has made its first intervention under treaty powers, calling for the scrapping of a bill that would allow authorities to deny prisoners their daily hour of open air.
Clacton Byelection: Farage's High-Risk Gamble
Nigel Farage's resignation triggers a record 33-candidate byelection in Clacton, where voters weigh his financial scrutiny protest against local neglect.
NZ PM Luxon survives second leadership challenge in 4 months
New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon survived a second leadership challenge in four months, winning a confidence vote just 87 days before the general election.
Trump's Air Force One decoy flight draws Democratic calls for briefing
Democrats demand briefing after Trump secretly switched planes, leaving aides and reporters on Air Force One as a decoy amid an alleged Iranian threat.
Ceuta migrant crisis: EU divisions exposed by Spain-Morocco influx
EU leaders criticized Spain over Ceuta migrant influx, revealing divisions and geopolitical tensions; Italy and Spain now impose tit-for-tat controls.
Farage Trapped in Clacton as Nationalist Tide Can Be Turned
Nigel Farage faces a Clacton byelection where major parties stand aside, but his vulnerability signals the nationalist tide can be turned, argues Rafael Behr.
Victoria Abolishes Group Voting Tickets, Microparty MPs Face Uphill Battle
Victoria's upper house voted 33-4 to abolish group voting tickets, requiring voters to number five parties above the line, impacting microparty MPs like Georgie Purcell.
First Dog on the Moon: UK Heatwave No Laughing Matter
Australian cartoonist First Dog on the Moon says mocking England's heatwave is fun, but the 38C drought is serious, highlighting climate crisis.
Burnham to chair emergency Cobra meeting amid extreme heat
Andy Burnham will chair an emergency Cobra meeting on Wednesday as extreme heat, wildfires, and drought grip the UK, with temperatures forecast up to 38C on Thursday.
Farage vs Binface: Clacton byelection showdown explained
Nigel Farage and Count Binface are the main contenders in Thursday's Clacton byelection, with major parties absent and 34 candidates in total.
Bondi hero Ahmed al-Ahmed assault charges dropped
Ahmed al-Ahmed, who disarmed a gunman in the Bondi attack, had assault and intimidation charges withdrawn by prosecutors on Wednesday, with a domestic violence order remaining.
Bragg stands by 180,000 migration target despite dissent
Liberal senator Andrew Bragg defends his proposed net migration cap of 180,000 per year, a level not seen since the mid-2000s, despite lack of public support from colleagues.
US Tax Dollars Fund Rightwing European Thinktanks
Millions of US tax dollars are flowing to rightwing European thinktanks, contradicting Trump's America First agenda, as critics warn of foreign meddling.
Barnaby Joyce condemns candidate's homophobic comments
Barnaby Joyce criticizes One Nation WA candidate Parminder Singh for homophobic comments, calling them offensive and noting the party's gay members.
Burnham chairs Cobra heat meeting amid Harper killers plea
Andy Burnham chairs emergency Cobra meeting on heatwave; 50 police leaders urge blocking early release of PC Harper's killers.
Putin: 'I've never been afraid of anything' amid AI threat
Vladimir Putin told young scientists in Novosibirsk he has 'never been afraid of anything' when asked about AI threats, as his popularity wanes and a Ukrainian drone strike kills 13 deep inside Russia.
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