Supreme Court Voting Rights Ruling: Trusting America?
The Supreme Court's Callais decision removes key Voting Rights Act protections, trusting America to act justly. History and evidence show that trust is misplaced.
Category : Politics
Labour Fights Green Gains in Leeds as Voters Drift
In Leeds, Labour faces a challenge from the Green party in safe wards like Roundhay. Deputy leader Lucy Powell admits difficult elections ahead as progressive voters seek change elsewhere.
Powell: No Magic Bullet for Labour's Election Woes
Labour deputy leader Lucy Powell warns there is no quick fix for the party's challenges as MPs brace for heavy losses in local elections, amid fallout from the Mandelson scandal.
Pentagon in Disarray: Hegseth Staff Purges Alarm Insiders
Pete Hegseth's firing of 24 generals, mostly Black or female, sparks fear and isolation inside the Pentagon, with comparisons to Stalin's purges.
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Polanski Defends 'Globalise the Intifada' Chant
Green Party leader Zack Polanski says he would discourage the chant 'globalise the intifada' but warns against banning it, citing free speech concerns after a police apology over a Golders Green attack post.
Beijing Restaurant Fully Booked After Starmer Visit
Keir Starmer's Beijing dining choice at In and Out restaurant has gone viral, leading to full bookings and a special prime minister's menu featuring his ordered dishes.
Trump Questions Iran Peace Deal, Says Tehran Hasn't Paid Enough
President Trump casts doubt on Iran's latest peace proposal, claiming the country hasn't paid a big enough price. Tensions rise as both sides prepare for possible renewed strikes.
Polanski Discourages 'Globalise the Intifada' Phrase
Green Party leader Zack Polanski discourages the phrase 'globalise the intifada' on marches, but opposes policing language, while Met police warn of arrests.
GOP Split on Clemency for Ghislaine Maxwell
Republicans are divided on whether Trump should pardon Ghislaine Maxwell to aid the Epstein investigation, sparking outrage among survivors and advocates.
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Two US Soldiers Missing in Morocco After Drills
Two US service members are missing in southwestern Morocco after participating in the African Lion multinational military exercises. Search and rescue operations are ongoing.
Two Sudanese Die in Channel Crossing Attempt
Two female Sudanese asylum seekers, including a 16-year-old girl, died early Sunday when their boat ran aground off Boulogne. Dozens injured, three critically.
Sadiq Khan: Protecting Jewish Londoners from Antisemitism
Mayor Sadiq Khan outlines actions to combat rising antisemitism in London, including increased policing, funding, and education, urging solidarity with Jewish communities.
Young Americans Sour on Trump as Promises Remain Unfulfilled
President Trump's approval rating among 18-29 year olds has plummeted from 48% to 25-33% as he fails to deliver on key promises like reducing inflation and creating jobs.
Why the Internet Makes Holiday Planning Stressful
Emma Beddington on how endless online recommendations and FOMO turn holiday planning into an overwhelming ordeal, despite the promise of easier travel.
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Trump Threatens More Troop Cuts From Germany
President Donald Trump warns of deeper troop cuts from Germany after announcing withdrawal of 5,000 soldiers, sparking concern among Republicans and European allies.
NASA Budget Cuts Threaten Lunar Legacy
Despite Artemis II's success, Trump's proposed NASA budget cuts face bipartisan opposition. Congress pushes back, highlighting the need for science funding to sustain human spaceflight.
Pirro: Evidence Shows Agent Shot at WHCA Dinner
US attorney Jeanine Pirro reveals evidence that a Secret Service officer was shot during an alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump at the White House correspondents' dinner.
Spain Demands Release of Gaza Flotilla Activist Held by Israel
Spain demands immediate release of Spanish national Saif Abu Keshek, held illegally by Israel after interception of Gaza-bound flotilla in international waters.
Canada First Non-European at EPC Summit in Yerevan
Canada's PM Mark Carney joins the European Political Community summit in Yerevan, seeking new alliances after US rupture. The summit focuses on Trump's troop withdrawal and Iran tensions.
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RBA Predicted to Deliver Third Straight Rate Hike
Economists expect the RBA to raise interest rates for the third consecutive time, despite the surge in petrol prices from Middle East conflict, signaling commitment to inflation control.
Bondi Royal Commission Report Raises Questions
The interim report of the royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion recommends better policing of Jewish festivals after a high terror risk was flagged for Hanukkah event where 15 were killed.
Budget Fundraiser Season: Democracy Threat or Selfie?
As budget week nears, major parties host costly fundraising dinners. Critics say 'cash-for-access' distorts policy, while supporters dismiss them as selfie opportunities.
Flight Attendant Kaela Berg Runs for Congress in Minnesota
Kaela Berg, a flight attendant and state legislator, is running for Congress with a pro-union message, vowing to protect immigrants and fight for working families in Minnesota's 2nd district.
King Charles Makes Star Wars Joke in Bermuda
King Charles visited a UK Space Agency observatory in Bermuda, joked 'the force is with us' ahead of May the Fourth, and discussed space junk and planetary gardens.
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Russian Deputy Minister Flees to US After Putin Sacking
Denis Butsaev, fired as Deputy Minister of Natural Resources, reportedly evaded Putin's security service and fled to the US via Belarus and Georgia amid a corruption probe.
Marco Rubio Takes DJ Duties at Family Wedding
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio swapped the lectern for DJ decks at a family wedding, playing EDM in suit and tie. Clip shared by White House deputy chief-of-staff Dan Scavino sparks mixed reactions amid oil crisis and Middle East talks.
Brixton Shooting and Stabbing Possibly Linked: Police
Police investigate if a drive-by shooting that injured four in Brixton is connected to a stabbing an hour later. One victim in each incident is in life-threatening condition.
Woman Killed in Knife Attack in Barcelona Tourist Area
A woman was fatally stabbed in broad daylight in Barcelona's Esplugues de Llobregat area. The suspect was arrested nearby. Police are investigating as gender-based violence.
Tories Target £1bn Benefits Loophole in Welfare Crackdown
Conservatives pledge to close a £1bn welfare loophole, capping benefits for households with non-working adults capable of employment, aiming to boost work incentives.
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North London Boy Charged After Stabbings in Brawl
A 15-year-old boy from north London has been charged with assault and drug possession after a 30-person brawl in Southend left two teenagers stabbed.
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