Supreme Court Expedites Voting Rights Ruling for Louisiana
The US Supreme Court expedited a Voting Rights Act ruling to allow Louisiana to redraw congressional maps before midterms, sparking dissent from Justice Jackson.
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Trump's Media Disdain Helps Tech Giants Fight Australia News Tax
Bruce Wolpe argues that Trump's contempt for media and his 'disappointment' with Australia create a powerful opportunity for tech giants to pressure him into opposing Australia's news bargaining incentive.
Fencer Bombed Apartheid Nuclear Plant and Vanished
Rodney Wilkinson, a champion fencer, bombed South Africa's only nuclear plant in 1982, evading capture for decades. This is his story.
Reversing Thatcher's Privatisation: Labour's Opportunity
Andy Burnham's Manchesterism project shows how renationalisation can revive centre-left politics and win votes for Labour by rolling back the 1980s legacy.
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US Strike Kills Two in Caribbean, Death Toll at 188
The US military bombed a vessel in the Caribbean Sea, killing two people, as part of an ongoing anti-drug campaign that has killed at least 188 since September.
Traffic Lights on 'Bridge over the Atlantic' Spark Outrage
Plans to install traffic lights on the historic Clachan Bridge in Argyll have drawn criticism from locals, who say it will ruin the tourist attraction and endanger pedestrians.
UK Considers Social Media Curbs for Under-16s
The UK government is consulting on restricting social media for under-16s, with options including a full ban, limits on addictive features, and screen time curfews.
Steve Reed Warns Labour Against 'Doomscrolling' Leaders
Communities secretary Steve Reed urges Labour MPs not to challenge Keir Starmer after May elections, warning against copying Tory leadership chaos.
Indiana GOP Senators Face Trump-Backed Challengers
Seven Indiana Republican state senators who voted against Trump's redistricting push face primary challengers endorsed by the president, in a test of political retribution.
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Trump Accuses Pope of Endangering Catholics on Iran
Donald Trump criticized Pope Leo XIV for allegedly condoning Iran's nuclear ambitions, sparking tensions ahead of Marco Rubio's Vatican visit.
NSW Police Urged Jewish Man to Drop Antisemitic Assault Case
Nir Golan told the antisemitism royal commission that police encouraged him to drop a case against a man who made death threats and Nazi salutes, calling it a 'wasted effort'.
UK 30-Year Borrowing Costs Hit 27-Year High
UK 30-year bond yields rose to 5.76%, the highest since 1998, driven by oil price surge from Iran tensions and political uncertainty over PM Starmer's future.
Hegseth: Ceasefire Not Over Despite Iran Attacks
Defense Secretary Hegseth asserts the ceasefire remains intact despite Iranian harassment of commercial vessels, calling current actions 'low level' and political.
Philip Morris Warns Illegal Tobacco Could End Legal Sales by 2030
Philip Morris told a secret Senate hearing that illegal tobacco could wipe out legal sales in Australia by 2030, sparking criticism over secrecy and WHO agreement violations.
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Tennessee GOP to Split Memphis District
Tennessee Republicans plan to redraw a US House district covering majority-black Memphis, following similar moves in Alabama and Louisiana after a Supreme Court ruling weakened Voting Rights Act protections.
Badenoch Defends Ban on Pro-Palestine, Not Robinson Marches
Kemi Badenoch defends her stance on banning pro-Palestine marches over antisemitism while allowing Tommy Robinson's marches, rejecting comparisons to anti-Muslim hate.
Romania's Political Crisis After Government Collapse
Romania enters a period of political negotiations after a no-confidence vote ousts PM Ilie Bolojan. President Nicușor Dan begins consultations, with a pro-European coalition likely but far-right AUR excluded. Financial markets react as EU reforms loom.
HMRC Loses £584,000 Football Referee Tax Case
HMRC lost a long-running legal battle against PGMOL over the employment status of 60 referees, with the tribunal ruling they were self-employed, not employees.
US General Warns Iran Weaponising Global Trade
General Dan Caine warns Iran is weaponising global supply chains, holding the world economy hostage amid Project Freedom to keep Strait of Hormuz open.
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Trump's Deportation Drive 10 Years After Viral Post
A decade after Donald Trump's viral 'I love Hispanics' post, his administration leads mass deportations, sparking protests and betrayal among Latino voters.
Starmer: Jewish Brits Question Safety in UK Amid Hate
PM opens antisemitism summit, warns of crisis as Jewish communities fear for safety. New laws target foreign state threats, university reports, and cultural funding.
Reeves Battles Bessent Over Iran War in Washington
Chancellor Rachel Reeves sparred with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent over the Iran war, criticizing the lack of clear objectives. The dispute highlights fraying UK-US relations.
Triple attempted murderer escapes prison as car valet
John Laidlaw, a 44-year-old former boxer jailed for attempted murder, escaped Kirklevington Grange Prison while working as a car valet. Police are searching with dogs and drones.
China Fireworks Blast Kills 26, Injures 61
A fireworks plant explosion in Changsha, Hunan, China killed 26 and injured 61. President Xi urges rescue and investigation. Nearly 500 rescuers deployed.
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UK Pubs Closing at Two Per Day Amid Tax and Cost Pressures
Around two pubs closed daily in early 2025 as higher taxes and regulatory costs hit the sector, with 161 closures in Q1, a 26% rise year-on-year, according to the BBPA.
Anti-US Sentiment and Iran Conflict to Impact World Cup Security
Security experts warn that anti-US sentiment and the Iran conflict will significantly affect the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted by the US, Mexico, and Canada, amid heightened geopolitical tensions.
Kemi Badenoch: Thoughtful, Patient, and Radical?
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch shows growing confidence, but faces potential losses in local elections. She discusses competition, tribe recognition, and radical policies like stamp duty abolition.
Badenoch vows economic revolution with lower taxes, less state
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch tells City AM she wants an economic revolution based on lower taxes, less government intervention, and a mindset shift putting businesses at the heart of growth.
Parliament Urged to Follow Public on Assisted Dying
Campaigners call on MPs to reflect majority public support for assisted dying as new poll shows 75% of Britons back legalisation with safeguards.
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Supreme Court Protects Abortion Pill Access
The US Supreme Court ruled to preserve access to mifepristone, rejecting a challenge that sought to restrict the abortion pill nationwide.
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