Newsom on 2028 Run and Democratic Party Critique in Podcast
California Governor Gavin Newsom discusses his potential 2028 presidential bid, Democratic losses in 2024, and his new memoir in a revealing podcast interview with Jonathan Freedland.
Category : Politics
US Backs Pakistan in Conflict with Taliban After Strikes
The US endorses Pakistan's right to self-defense following airstrikes on Afghan cities, as the Taliban calls for dialogue amidst rising tensions and international calls for de-escalation.
Sweden Jams Russian Drone Near French Carrier
Sweden jammed a suspected Russian drone near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, sparking fears of hybrid warfare tactics. The incident highlights escalating tensions in Europe.
Ukrainian Children Share Tales of War and Resilience
As Ukraine marks four years since Russia's full-scale invasion, teenagers reveal stories of stolen childhoods, trauma, and hope through a partnership with charity Voices of Children.
Trump Admin: Tariff Refund Process Will Take Time
The Justice Department states businesses seeking refunds of tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court will face delays, despite Trump's criticism of the ruling on Truth Social.
Shia LaBeouf Faces Third Battery Charge in New Orleans
New Orleans police have obtained a new arrest warrant for actor Shia LaBeouf, adding a third battery charge to his existing case from a February bar altercation.
Trump Blacklists Anthropic in AI Military Use Standoff
The White House has designated Anthropic a supply-chain risk after the AI company refused Pentagon demands for unrestricted military access to its technology.
Judge Finalizes $345M Greenpeace Judgment in Pipeline Case
A North Dakota judge has finalized a $345 million judgment against Greenpeace over its role in Dakota Access Pipeline protests, slashing an earlier award. Greenpeace plans to appeal, calling it an attack on free speech.
US Military Seeks Unrestricted Access to Claude AI
The Pentagon demands Anthropic loosen safety guardrails on its Claude AI system for military use, leading to a public clash with Trump ordering federal agencies to cease using the technology.
Renee Good's Family: No Contact from Trump After ICE Shooting
The family of Renee Good, an unarmed U.S. citizen killed by a federal immigration officer in Minneapolis, reveals that neither Donald Trump nor his administration has reached out, amid false claims and community grief.
Londoner Joins Ukrainian Foreign Legion via WhatsApp to Fight War
Nathan Long left his comfortable life in south London to volunteer for Ukraine's Foreign Legion, undergoing grueling training and facing battlefield horrors while earning £2,150 monthly.
Judge Blocks Arrest of Lawful Refugees in Minnesota
A federal judge has halted a Trump administration policy that permitted immigration authorities to arrest and detain certain refugees in Minnesota, calling it unlawful and unconstitutional.
Liberal Leader Under Pressure Over One Nation Deal
Victorian Liberal leader Jess Wilson is under scrutiny as polls show a surge for One Nation, raising questions about preference deals and potential defections ahead of the state election.
Mahmood to Stick with Hardline Immigration Policies
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood pledges to maintain tough migration policies despite calls from unions and leftwing MPs for a reversal after Labour's byelection defeat.
Kansas Sued Over Transgender Driver's License Law
Two transgender men are suing Kansas over a new law that invalidated their driver's licenses and about 1,700 others for reflecting gender identities rather than sex assigned at birth.
Queen Victoria Statue Vandalised in Belfast Hospital Attack
A statue of Queen Victoria at Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast was targeted with red paint by republican group Lasair Dhearg, sparking police appeals and political condemnation.
Trump Orders Agencies to Stop Using Anthropic AI in Ethics Row
President Trump directs all federal agencies to immediately cease using Anthropic technology after a breakdown in talks with the Pentagon over AI ethical guidelines, sparking a major public showdown.
Lutnick Faces Pressure Over Epstein Ties
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick faces growing scrutiny from lawmakers as new evidence emerges about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, with calls for testimony and potential subpoenas.
Scouting America Reinstates Trans Ban Under Pentagon Pressure
Scouting America will reinstate a ban on transgender children and modify policies targeting gender identity at the urging of the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced.
Killer Jailed for Vodka and Ice Lolly Diet That Led to Partner's Death
Tony Devenport, 57, sentenced to at least 22 years for murdering Stephanie Blundell by inflicting over 100 injuries and limiting her to vodka and ice lollies in Chester home.
Guardian Corrects Nylander, Photo Credits, and Tree Errors
The Guardian newspaper has published corrections regarding William Nylander's nationality, omitted photographer credits, and a mistaken claim about royal family tree selection for the golden jubilee.
Green Party By-Election Win Reshapes UK Political Landscape
The Green Party's stunning victory in Gorton and Denton overturns Labour's 13,000 majority, proving Zack Polanski's surge is real and creating a nightmare scenario for Keir Starmer's government.
US Pop-Up Consulate Opens in Israeli Settlement
The US has launched a temporary consulate in Efrat, an Israeli settlement in the West Bank, serving thousands of American citizens. This move sparks controversy over international law and regional tensions.
Trump Advisers Scramble to Justify US Military Action in Iran
White House claims about Iran's nuclear and missile threats face scrutiny as Trump administration pushes for military intervention amid contradictory intelligence assessments.
Pakistan Bombs Kabul, Declares 'Open War' with Afghanistan
Pakistan has launched airstrikes on Kabul, escalating tensions with Afghanistan into what Islamabad calls an 'open war,' following cross-border attacks and border closures.
Trump Suggests US 'Friendly Takeover' of Cuba
Donald Trump suggests the US could execute a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba as tensions escalate following Venezuela's Maduro capture, citing Cuba's economic troubles.
More Arrests in Minnesota Church Protest Over ICE
Federal officials have charged 39 individuals for disrupting a church service in St. Paul, targeting a pastor linked to ICE, amid ongoing immigration enforcement actions.
Greens' By-Election Win Proves Polanski Surge Is Real
The Green Party's stunning victory in Gorton and Denton, overturning Labour's 13,000 majority, demonstrates a seismic shift in British politics as voters seek alternatives on the left.
Afghan Migrant Jailed for Raping Vulnerable Woman
Musafar Hotak, 25, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping a vulnerable, intoxicated woman in Southampton. The victim described living in 'fear, shame, and unbearable pain' after the attack.
Rubio Orders Diplomats to Halt Comments on Iran Talks
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has directed US ambassadors in the Middle East to cease public statements that could inflame tensions and undermine nuclear negotiations with Iran, following controversial remarks by Ambassador Mike Huckabee.
Page 6 of 454