California Gov Race: Democrats Fail to Inspire
Despite a large field, Democratic candidates for California governor fail to energize voters, raising questions about the party's future and potential Republican gains.
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Search for Missing Youth in Kent Lake After Nine Water Deaths
Kent Police search for a missing young person in a lake amid a heatwave that has claimed nine lives. A 12-year-old boy, Junior Slater, was also found dead in Lancashire.
Iranians Vent Anger Over Food Inflation After Internet Restored
Partial lifting of internet restrictions in Iran reveals public anger over food inflation, with prices soaring up to 308% for vegetable oil, as authorities blame US for economic woes.
Israel Launches Over 120 Airstrikes on Lebanon
Israel struck over 120 targets in Lebanon, killing at least 22 people, as a US-brokered ceasefire with Hezbollah nears collapse, complicating peace talks.
Alabama Black Political Power at Risk After Voting Rights Ruling
A Supreme Court ruling weakens the Voting Rights Act, threatening majority-Black districts in Alabama and potentially reducing Black political representation.
GOP Rallies Behind Ken Paxton After Texas Senate Primary
Republican leaders unite behind Ken Paxton after his primary victory over John Cornyn, setting up a high-stakes Senate race against Democrat James Talarico in Texas.
Trump endorsement 'most powerful force in politics'
Ken Paxton credits Trump endorsement for Texas Senate runoff victory, defeating John Cornyn. Trump-backed candidates continue winning primaries, showing enduring influence.
TfL Rejects Bleed Control Kits at London Bus Stations
Transport for London has rejected a proposal to install lifesaving bleed control kits at major bus stations, sparking criticism from campaigners and Assembly Members.
Eid al-Adha in Lebanon Overshadowed by War
Muslims worldwide celebrate Eid al-Adha, but in Lebanon, Israeli attacks and displacement cast a pall over the festival. Prime Minister Nawaf Salam calls for hope amid destruction.
Texas Rep. Al Green in Democratic Primary Runoff
US Rep. Al Green of Texas faces a Democratic primary runoff as he seeks reelection, with the race drawing national attention.
Sheffield Shooting Victim Was Innocent Bystander
A 30-year-old woman shot dead outside a Sheffield bar was an innocent bystander. Three arrested on suspicion of murder as police appeal for witnesses.
Ken Paxton Wins Texas Senate Runoff
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won the Republican Senate runoff, defeating challenger George P. Bush. Paxton will face Democratic nominee Beto O'Rourke in November.
Australia Politics Live: Quad, JobSeeker, Capital Gains Tax
Follow live updates on Australia's political landscape, including the Quad meeting, JobSeeker rate debate, and capital gains tax changes in the federal budget.
Parents Urge Starmer to Ban Social Media for Kids
Parents of Brianna Ghey and Molly Russell met PM Starmer, demanding action on social media dangers. He promised action within weeks as consultation ends.
Greens Scale Back Makerfield Byelection Campaign
The Green Party is limiting resources for the Makerfield byelection, focusing instead on the mayoral race, potentially aiding Andy Burnham's parliamentary return.
Labor's Budget Fails to Win Voters as One Nation Surges
Only 25% of Australians back Labor's budget, with One Nation closing to within one point of the government's primary vote, according to the latest Guardian Essential poll.
Court Blocks Discriminatory Alabama Voting Map
A federal court blocked Alabama's Republican-friendly congressional map, ruling it intentionally discriminates against Black voters, in a test of Voting Rights Act limits.
Greens Name Sarah Wakefield for Makerfield Byelection
The Green party has announced Sarah Wakefield as its new candidate for the Makerfield byelection after the previous candidate withdrew. Wakefield urges voters to choose hope over anger.
Carol Vorderman Demands Apology from Reform Candidate
Carol Vorderman calls for apology from Reform UK's Robert Kenyon over past misogynistic social media posts, as party defends candidate.
Texas GOP Runoff: Paxton vs. Cornyn Tests Trump's Grip
Ken Paxton, backed by Trump, faces John Cornyn in a bitter Texas Senate runoff. The race highlights GOP divisions and could impact Senate control.
Texas Senate Runoff Surge in Anti-Muslim Rhetoric
In the bitter Texas Senate runoff between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton, anti-Muslim campaign ads and legal disputes have escalated, alarming Muslim communities and experts.
Teen Stabbed at Hackney Party, Police Probe Shooting
A teenage boy was fatally stabbed at a Hackney house party on Bank Holiday Monday. Police are also investigating reports of a possible shooting. Increased patrols in area.
Andy Burnham's Third Labour Leadership Bid
Josh Halliday discusses Andy Burnham's run in the Makerfield byelection, his potential challenge to Keir Starmer, and his persona as 'king of the north'.
US Strikes Iran Missile Sites as Talks Continue in Qatar
The US launched strikes on southern Iran targeting missile sites and mine-laying vessels, as negotiators from Tehran began talks in Qatar. The strikes, deemed defensive, come amid a fragile ceasefire and stalled peace negotiations.
Mexico Hosts Iran Team for World Cup After US Says No
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum confirms Iran's football team can stay in Mexico during the World Cup after the US declined to host them, citing no reason to deny the request.
David Pocock on Teal Party Full Story Podcast
David Pocock joins the Full Story podcast to discuss the rise of the Teal Party, its impact on Australian politics, and the future of independent candidates.
Streeting Calls for Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Former health secretary Wes Streeting compares social media to tobacco, urging a ban for under-16s as UK government closes consultation on age limits.
Australia Politics Live: Renewables, Budget, Tax Reforms
Follow today's Australian politics live as the government discusses renewables, BHP filings, budget, capital gains tax, and more with Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese.
Stolen Generations Survivor, 88, Calls for Action
Aunty Lorraine Peeters, forcibly taken at age 4, urges Australian governments to support Stolen Generations survivors with a new national plan as they enter their final years.
Elon Musk Retweet Signals Rightwing Split Help Burnham
Elon Musk's retweet of Rupert Lowe's post boosts Restore Britain, splitting the right wing and potentially aiding Andy Burnham in the Makerfield byelection.
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