Trump's SNAP Cuts Spark Political Firestorm
Donald Trump's proposal to slash SNAP benefits has ignited a political firestorm, with critics warning of catastrophic consequences for America's most vulnerable families.
Category : Politics
UK bans strangulation pornography in online safety crackdown
New legislation makes it illegal to publish non-consensual strangulation content online, with offenders facing unlimited fines in England and Wales.
UK bans strangulation in pornography
The UK government is criminalising the depiction of strangulation and choking in pornography, with creators facing prosecution under new legislation targeting 'dangerous and harmful' content.
Huntingdon train stabbing victim: 'I had to fight back'
Exclusive interview with the brave commuter who fought off a knife-wielding attacker during rush hour at Huntingdon railway station, in what police are treating as attempted murder.
Subway sandwich assault trial over sauce dispute
A London courtroom hears how a heated argument over mayonnaise at a Subway sandwich shop escalated into a violent assault, leaving an employee injured.
Woman accused of stalking Madeleine McCann's parents
A woman stands accused of orchestrating a cruel three-year harassment campaign against Kate and Gerry McCann, sending hundreds of malicious messages about their missing daughter Madeleine.
Sudan's Killing Fields: Massacres in Paramilitary-Held City
Exclusive investigation reveals RSF paramilitary groups have turned West Darfur's capital into killing fields, with thousands targeted in ethnically-motivated violence that UN officials call potential genocide.
Cambridgeshire Train Stabbing: Justice Secretary Update
Shabana Mahmood confirms significant breakthrough in investigation after violent train attack. Exclusive details on suspect identification and nationwide manhunt.
Tens of thousands missing in Sudan's killing fields
Exclusive investigation reveals mass disappearances and systematic violence in El-Obeid as Rapid Support Forces consolidate control, creating ghost cities across Sudan.
British 'Anglo-Jihadi' guilty of terror plot
A self-styled 'Anglo-Jihadi' from west London has been found guilty of planning a terrorist attack on a shopping centre after being radicalised online and creating detailed plans for mass casualties.
Corbyn's new party gains 50,000 members in first month
The former Labour leader's fresh political movement gains massive traction as disillusioned voters flock to alternative platform ahead of general election.
6-Month Jail Threat for MP Home Protesters
New legislation could see activists facing up to six months in jail for demonstrating outside politicians' private residences, raising serious concerns about democratic rights.
Huntingdon stabbings: Police probe multiple incident links
Cambridgeshire Police are investigating potential connections between the Huntingdon railway station stabbings and a series of violent attacks across the county as communities remain on high alert.
Trump Approval Rating Hits Historic Low in New Poll
Former President Donald Trump faces unprecedented disapproval ratings as new polling reveals growing public discontent with his recent policy decisions and leadership style.
Khan fights 'no-go zone' myths about UK cities
London Mayor Sadiq Khan confronts what he describes as a dangerous misinformation campaign by right-wing agitators deliberately portraying UK cities as lawless 'no-go zones'.
Australian politics erupts over net zero backflip
Australia's political landscape erupts as the opposition dumps its net zero commitment while former PM Paul Keating delivers a blistering attack on potential Trump alliance.
Chile's Luxury Prison for Pinochet's Convicted Elite
An exclusive investigation reveals how Chile's military elite convicted of human rights abuses enjoy privileged conditions in a controversial coastal prison facility.
Faragenomics: Nigel Farage's Political Revolution
An in-depth analysis of Nigel Farage's radical economic vision that's redefining British politics and challenging establishment thinking.
Council's 'ironic' flag removal for Christmas lights
A Reform UK-led council faces criticism after ordering flags celebrating their election victory to be taken down to make way for Christmas lights, in a move locals call hypocritical.
French taxi driver confronts David Lammy over fare
Foreign Secretary David Lammy becomes embroiled in late-night taxi confrontation in central London over disputed fare, raising questions about politician security and transport safety.
Huntingdon stabbings expose UK's failed security debate
The tragic Huntingdon train station attack reveals how political fixation on immigration numbers is failing communities and undermining real public safety solutions.
Britain's professional middle class is disappearing
A startling new analysis reveals how Britain's traditional middle class is being hollowed out, creating a worrying new class divide that threatens social stability.
NYC Mayoral Race: Cuomo Blocked, Mamdani Rises
In a stunning political development, former Governor Andrew Cuomo's path to New York City mayoral candidacy faces legal obstacles while Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani gains momentum in the 2025 race.
Nigel Farage: The Chameleon of UK Politics
An in-depth analysis of Nigel Farage's political evolution reveals how calculated rebranding masks a consistent thread of xenophobia as he positions Reform UK for electoral success.
Trump Comments on Prince Andrew Controversy
Donald Trump has weighed in on the ongoing Prince Andrew controversy with unexpected remarks that have drawn both criticism and support. The former US president's intervention comes at a sensitive time for the royal family.
Joey Barton's X Posts Crossed Line Into Crime, Court Told
Former footballer Joey Barton faces legal battle as prosecution argues his social media posts targeted women in football with 'deliberate harassment' rather than protected opinion.
Why revealing suspect nationality fails truth test
Why disclosing a suspect's nationality serves political agendas rather than justice, and how this tactic preys on those unwilling to seek factual answers.
Starmer knew of Mandelson-Epstein links before job offer
Exclusive: Civil servants confirm Prime Minister Keir Starmer received intelligence about Peter Mandelson's connections to Jeffrey Epstein before bringing him into government, raising serious questions about judgement and transparency.
UN Gaza force resolution could be ready in two weeks
Breakthrough at United Nations as key nations indicate potential support for international stabilisation force in Gaza, with draft resolution expected within two weeks amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations.
Canada's 'Sacrifice Budget' Targets Recession with Austerity
Facing its worst economic crisis in decades, Canada unveils a controversial budget featuring sweeping spending cuts and tax hikes that will impact every household.
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