Gallup Stops Presidential Approval Polling After 88 Years
Gallup will cease tracking presidential approval ratings after nearly nine decades, citing research priorities, as Donald Trump continues attacking media over unfavorable polls.
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Democrats Nominate Alex Pretti for Veterans Affairs Secretary
Democrats have nominated Alex Pretti as Secretary of Veterans Affairs, sparking intense debate over his qualifications and past actions in the role.
Trump's Failed Indictment Bid an 'Alarm for Democracy'
Senators Mark Kelly and Elissa Slotkin warn that Trump's attempt to indict Democrats over a video urging troops to resist illegal orders threatens democratic norms and free speech.
Angus Taylor Challenges Sussan Ley for Liberal Leadership
Angus Taylor has officially launched his bid to become Liberal party leader, declaring the party has 'lost its way' under Sussan Ley. The challenge follows a coordinated wave of resignations from the shadow front bench.
Canada School Shooting: Eight Killed, Suspect Details Revealed
A mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia has resulted in eight fatalities, including the suspect. Police identify the attacker as 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar.
Ex-Diplomat Calls for More Due Diligence in Top Civil Service Role
Sir Simon McDonald warns No 10 to conduct thorough vetting as Antonia Romeo emerges as frontrunner to replace Chris Wormald as cabinet secretary, amid past spending questions.
PM Tells Sir Jim Ratcliffe to Apologise for 'Colonised' Comments
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has called on Sir Jim Ratcliffe to apologise for 'offensive and wrong' comments about immigration, sparking backlash from football groups and anti-racism charities.
Labour Bill Targets Shell Company Political Donations
The Labour Party introduces legislation to prevent opaque front companies from making political donations, aiming to enhance transparency in UK politics.
Trump-Pardoned Capitol Rioter Guilty of Child Abuse
Andrew Paul Johnson, pardoned by Trump for January 6 crimes, found guilty on five counts of child sexual abuse in Florida, facing potential life imprisonment.
Bondi Defends DOJ Epstein Files Handling in House Hearing
Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi defended the Department of Justice's handling of Jeffrey Epstein files during a contentious House hearing, sparking intense debate.
Trump-Netanyahu Alliance Targets Iran Nuclear Deal
Former President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have united in a strategic push to dismantle the Iran nuclear deal, signaling a major shift in Middle East diplomacy.
Irish Man Held by ICE Faces Dire Conditions in US Detention
Seamus Culleton, an Irish man detained by ICE in Boston despite a valid work permit and marriage to a US citizen, endures dire conditions in Texas detention centers, sparking pleas for his release.
Son Calls for UK Action on Barghouti Release in Palestinian Renewal
Arab Barghouti warns UK recognition of Palestine risks being symbolic without diplomatic push to free his father, seen as a unifying figure for two-state solution.
Doorbell Footage in Guthrie Case Raises Privacy Concerns
FBI retrieval of doorbell video in Nancy Guthrie's disappearance case highlights privacy issues with home surveillance devices, raising questions about data access and law enforcement collaboration.
Cartel Drones at Border Raise US-Mexico Security Concerns
Alleged drone incursions into El Paso airspace highlight Mexican cartels' advanced arsenals, including bomb-dropping drones, raising fears of potential US military action.
Paul Dacre's Courtroom Defense: Quiet Amid Legal Storm
Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre testified in a high-profile case against Associated Newspapers, accused of illegal information-gathering. Dacre, known for his tough leadership, was barely audible in court as the judge imposed a strict deadline on cros
Angus Taylor Resigns, Sparks Liberal Leadership Spill
Angus Taylor resigns from the Liberal shadow cabinet, triggering a leadership challenge against Sussan Ley. Mega-rich Australians call for higher taxes, and climate concerns rise as southern right whales decline.
Bondi's Insults Fly in Epstein Hearing Clash with Democrats
US Attorney General Pam Bondi launched personal attacks on Democrats during a House judiciary committee hearing on Jeffrey Epstein files, refusing to apologize to victims and defending Trump.
Police Discuss Andrew's Alleged Epstein Leaks
Thames Valley Police and CPS specialists have held talks over allegations that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaked confidential reports to Jeffrey Epstein, with the former prince denying any wrongdoing.
Royal Family Epstein Scandal Pressure Amid William's Saudi Visit
Prince William's significant diplomatic visit to Saudi Arabia failed to shift attention from the Epstein scandal, as the royal family faces enormous public demand for accountability.
Australian Liberal Party Leadership Spill Challenge Emerges
The Australian Liberal Party is confronting a potential leadership spill challenge, with figures like Angus Taylor and Sussan Ley involved, as political tensions rise in Canberra.
Trump's Board of Peace Faces Global Skepticism from Allies
Donald Trump's Board of Peace, launched in Davos, is struggling to attract major democracies due to its $1bn price tag and Trump's dominant control, with countries like France and the UK avoiding involvement.
Labour's Rachel Reeves Signals Closer EU Ties Shift
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines Labour's plan to strengthen economic and political ties with the EU, marking a significant policy shift ahead of potential government.
Tumbler Ridge School Shooting: Canada Reacts with Grief
A tragic school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, has sparked nationwide mourning and urgent debates on gun control and school safety measures.
Labour Suspends Lords Whip from Matthew Doyle
Labour suspends the Lords whip from Matthew Doyle, a former Downing Street communications director, as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer to deliver promised reforms to the House of Lords.
Escaped Prisoner Rearrested in Thamesmead After Hospital Escape
A 21-year-old prisoner who escaped from a West London hospital has been rearrested in Thamesmead. Four others were arrested for allegedly assisting the offender.
Greenland Olympian Defies Trump, Waves Flag at Winter Games
Ukaleq Slettemark, a biathlete from Greenland, becomes a symbol of national pride and resistance against Donald Trump's territorial ambitions while competing at the Milano Cortina Olympics.
Andrew Faces Misconduct Inquiry Over Epstein Files
Thames Valley Police confirms progress in assessing allegations that Prince Andrew shared sensitive government documents with Jeffrey Epstein during his trade envoy role.
Man Utd Owner Ratcliffe: UK 'Colonised by Immigrants'
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe claims the UK has been 'colonised by immigrants' and praises Nigel Farage as 'intelligent' in a controversial Sky News interview.
Ratcliffe: UK 'Colonised by Immigrants' in Sky News Interview
Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who moved to Monaco in 2020, has sparked controversy by claiming the UK is being 'colonised' by immigrants and criticizing benefit recipients, despite his firms receiving millions in state aid.
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