Clinton Accuses Trump DOJ of Epstein Files Cover-Up
Hillary Clinton alleges a cover-up by Trump's justice department over withheld Epstein documents, as she and Bill Clinton prepare for congressional testimony.
Category : Politics
Irishman Gets Deportation Reprieve After ICE Camp Comparison
Seamus Culleton, detained for five months in a Texas ICE facility, receives a 10-day stay on deportation. He describes horrific conditions with poor sanitation and limited food.
Syria Admits Mass Escapes Emptied ISIS-Linked Camp
A Syrian official confirms al Hol camp is largely empty after escapes, with unreliable records and smuggling networks hindering tracking of former detainees.
Violent Prisoner Escapes Police Custody Twice in a Week
Daniel Boakye, a violent prisoner due for deportation, has escaped from police custody for the second time in a week, sparking a manhunt in south London.
Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Titan, Dies at 84
Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in the US civil rights movement, has passed away at 84. A protege of Martin Luther King Jr., he ran for president twice and championed rights for decades.
Ella Baron Cartoon on Keir Starmer's Policy U-Turn
A new cartoon by Ella Baron humorously critiques Keir Starmer's recent policy reversal, drawing comparisons to Nigel Farage's political maneuvers in a sharp visual commentary.
Drill Rapper Escapes Police Custody Twice Before Deportation
Daniel Boakye, known as Dsavv, fled from hospitals in London twice in a week while facing deportation to Ghana for armed robbery and cryptocurrency theft.
Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Trailblazer, Dies at Age 84
The prominent civil rights campaigner and two-time Democratic presidential candidate Jesse Jackson has passed away at 84, leaving a profound legacy of championing racial and economic justice.
London Prisoner Escapes Hospital Again in Second Breakout
Daniel Boakye, 21, has fled from Lewisham Hospital for the second time in a week, prompting a major police manhunt. He was originally jailed for cryptocurrency robberies.
Jill Biden's Ex-Husband Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
William Stevenson, 77, denies first-degree murder after his wife Linda was found dead in their Wilmington home. The case involves the ex-husband of former First Lady Jill Biden.
Swiss Broadcaster Pulls Commentary on Israeli Bobsledder
Swiss broadcaster RTS removed commentary questioning Israeli bobsledder Adam Edelman's Olympic presence over Gaza war views, sparking controversy.
Reform UK Frontbench Team Announced with Key Appointments
Nigel Farage has revealed Reform UK's first four frontbench members, assigning them major portfolios including Treasury, Education, Business, and Home Affairs with strong policy declarations.
LA Mayor Calls for Wasserman Resignation Over Epstein Files
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass urges Casey Wasserman to step down as 2028 Olympic chair after his name surfaced in Epstein documents, citing leadership concerns.
Syria Admits Mass Escapes from ISIS-Linked Camp
The Syrian government acknowledges widespread escapes from al Hol camp, raising security fears as former Kurdish staff warn of tracking and threats from extremists.
Probation Officer Jailed for Prison Romance with Murderer
A former South London probation officer has been sentenced to eight months in prison after CCTV footage revealed her romantic relationship with a convicted murderer during prison visits.
Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Leader, Dies at Age 84
Jesse Jackson, a pivotal figure in the American civil rights movement and close associate of Martin Luther King Jr., has passed away at 84, his family announced on Tuesday.
Group Refuses RNLI Donation Over Migrant Rescue Claims
A Dorset residents' association voted against donating £200 to the RNLI, with some members claiming funds would aid migrants. A fundraiser in response has raised over £1,000 in 48 hours.
Irishman Gets 10-Day Deportation Reprieve from Texas ICE
Seamus Culleton, held for five months in a Texas ICE facility he describes as filthy, receives temporary stay on deportation while his legal team fights his case.
Jesse Jackson's Legacy: Civil Rights to Political Power
Jesse Jackson built on Martin Luther King's legacy, transforming street protests into organized movements and shaping US politics through his presidential campaigns and advocacy for marginalized groups.
US Leaders Pay Tribute to Jesse Jackson After Death at 84
Political figures including Kamala Harris, Al Sharpton, and Donald Trump celebrate Jesse Jackson's legacy as a transformative civil rights leader and patriot.
Labour Funding Scandal Threatens Starmer's Premiership
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as the Labour Together scandal reveals undeclared donations and a PR firm's smear campaign against journalists, raising questions about transparency and accountability in his administration.
New Mexico Truth Commission to Investigate Epstein Ranch Abuse
New Mexico lawmakers approve a truth commission to investigate sexual abuse allegations at Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro ranch, using subpoena power and a $2 million budget to uncover the full story.
Calls for Cheshire Council Leaders to Resign Over New Town Plan
Cheshire East council leaders urged to resign after backing a 20,000-home new town in Adlington without local consultation, sparking backlash from residents and opposition.
Greggs Thief 'Hamster' Stole £2,000 in Food Over 38 Visits
A serial thief nicknamed 'Hamster' by staff stole nearly £2,000 worth of food from a West London Greggs over six weeks, targeting the store 38 times before being caught.
Bromley Men Arrested with 60+ Stolen Tools in Van
Kent Police arrested two South London men after discovering over 60 allegedly stolen tools, balaclavas, gloves, and nitrous oxide cannisters in a van. The items are linked to multiple burglaries across the southeast.
US-Iran Nuclear Talks Yield 'Guiding Principles' in Geneva
Fresh negotiations in Geneva between the United States and Iran have produced an understanding on guiding principles, though significant hurdles remain as both sides maintain military posturing.
LA Mayor Calls for Wasserman to Step Down as Olympics Chair
Pressure mounts on Casey Wasserman as LA Mayor Karen Bass publicly urges him to resign from his role as chair of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics organizing committee due to his ties with Ghislaine Maxwell.
AfD's Simson Moped Use Called 'Insult' by Jewish Family
Jewish descendants of the Simson moped founders condemn the AfD's appropriation of the brand, calling it repulsive and a mockery of their history forced to flee Nazis.
Rubio's Munich Speech Endorses Empire, Gets European Ovation
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a controversial speech at the Munich Security Conference, openly praising Western imperialism while European elites gave him a standing ovation.
Dual Nationals Could Be Denied UK Entry Under New Passport Rules
New Electronic Travel Authorisation requirements mean dual British nationals must travel with a British passport or pay £589 for a certificate from February 25, 2026.
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