House Inaction Prolongs Record DHS Shutdown, GOP Divided
The partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security continues as the US House fails to act on a Senate compromise, highlighting deep Republican divisions and impacting federal workers.
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AOC Pledges to Block All Future US Military Aid to Israel
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez declares she will oppose any new US military assistance to Israel, stating the country can fund its own defense systems amid human rights concerns.
GOP Senators Break with Trump Over NATO Withdrawal Plans
Republican senators McConnell and Tillis warn that leaving NATO would threaten US security, aid rivals like Russia and China, and require Senate approval under a 2024 law.
Trump's Iran Address Sparks Backlash Over 'Stone Age' Threats
Donald Trump's primetime address on the Iran war drew widespread criticism for its vague goals and threats, with commentators calling it a 'litany of lies' and highlighting his rambling delivery.
Reform UK Scandals Overshadow Policy Announcements
Nigel Farage's Reform UK faces mounting controversies as candidate sackings and resignations distract from key policy launches on pensions and taxation.
Longfield Leads Grooming Gangs Inquiry Amid Challenges
The independent inquiry into grooming gangs in England and Wales begins with Anne Longfield facing questions about handling thousands of victims and perpetrators within a three-year timeframe.
Labour MP Calls for Global Energy Summit on Iran War Impact
Polly Billington, a Labour MP, urges Keir Starmer to convene a global energy summit similar to Gordon Brown's 2008 crisis response to shield the UK from the economic fallout of the US-Israeli war on Iran.
Court Orders Resentencing for Ex-Clerk Tina Peters in Election Case
A Colorado appeals court has ordered the resentencing of former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters, convicted for election interference, citing improper judicial remarks during her original sentencing.
Navigating Trump Era: Patience and Realism in Global Politics
As Donald Trump's unpredictable presidency continues, global leaders face challenges in handling his actions. This article explores the need for patience, constitutional constraints, and international cooperation to mitigate damage.
Khan Warns Zero-Tolerance After Clapham Social Media Disorder
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has pledged a zero-tolerance approach following disorder in Clapham, where hundreds of youths gathered after social media calls. Police have made arrests and issued dispersal orders.
Cartoon Satirizes Reform UK Housing Spokesperson Sacking
Political cartoonist Ben Jennings critiques the dismissal of Reform UK's housing spokesperson, highlighting internal party turmoil and policy contradictions in a Guardian feature.
Trump's Iran War Speech Fails to Clarify Goals
Donald Trump's speech on Iran offered no clear rationale for continuing the war, raising concerns about its purpose and impact on global stability and the economy.
Democrats Cheer Trump's Firing of Pam Bondi, Attack Epstein Cover-Up
Democrats applaud Donald Trump's dismissal of Attorney General Pam Bondi, accusing her of undermining justice department independence and mishandling Epstein files, while Republicans praise her tenure.
Trump Fires Attorney General Pam Bondi
President Donald Trump has dismissed Attorney General Pam Bondi, a loyal ally, citing her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and failure to prosecute political enemies. Todd Blanche will serve as acting attorney general.
CPS Reviews 13 Assisted Dying Cases as Legal Debate Continues
The Crown Prosecution Service is considering 13 suspected assisted dying cases in England and Wales, with 209 referrals since 2009. This comes as a Westminster bill to legalise assisted dying faces time constraints in Parliament.
Bondi Firing Reveals Trump's Disposable Loyalists
Pam Bondi's abrupt dismissal as attorney general underscores that even ultra-loyal Trump allies face termination when failing to meet the president's unpredictable demands.
Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on US Drug Makers
Donald Trump proposes 100% tariffs on branded pharmaceuticals unless companies lower prices, with exemptions for generics and specialty drugs from trade partners.
Trump Fires Attorney General Pam Bondi Over Epstein Files
Donald Trump has dismissed Attorney General Pam Bondi after months of frustration with her handling of the Epstein investigation and unsuccessful attempts to prosecute his political enemies.
Trump Fires Attorney General Pam Bondi in White House Shakeup
President Donald Trump dismissed loyalist Attorney General Pam Bondi, citing frustration over political prosecutions and Epstein files. Todd Blanche appointed as acting AG.
Hungary Election: Orbán vs Former Loyalist Magyar
Hungary's upcoming election on April 12 could see Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a far-right icon, defeated by former ally Péter Magyar. The outcome has major implications for EU relations and Hungary's democratic future.
Farage Rides Tank in London, Calls City 'Broken and Lawless'
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and boxer Derek Chisora rode a tank through east London streets, with Farage using the stunt to criticize London as 'broken and lawless' amid recent unrest and violence.
Trump Fires Attorney General Pam Bondi Before Iran Speech
President Donald Trump has reportedly dismissed Attorney General Pam Bondi, citing dissatisfaction with her handling of the Epstein files, just before delivering a major speech on Iran.
Councillor Breaches Code with Lamborghini Parking and Undeclared Interests
A Hounslow Labour councillor has been found in breach of council conduct rules after parking his Lamborghini in disabled bays and failing to declare company interests, with the Conservative Group calling for his withdrawal as a candidate.
Ex-Labour Mayor Backs Tories in Hillingdon to Stop Reform
A former Labour Mayor of Ealing has endorsed Conservatives in Hillingdon to prevent Reform UK's rise, sparking accusations of a 'self-serving cartel' between traditional parties.
Khan Warns Teens After Clapham Social Media Riots
London Mayor Sadiq Khan issues a stern warning to teenagers involved in social media-fuelled riots in Clapham, announcing increased police presence and dispersal orders for Easter weekend.
Leisure Centre Closure After Operator Administration
The Golden Lane Leisure Centre in Central London will shut on April 30, eight months earlier than planned, after operator Fusion Lifestyle entered administration, disrupting a £10.4 million refurbishment.
Angus Taylor Criticizes PM Albanese on Fuel Crisis
Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor has launched strong criticism against Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for his handling of Australia's escalating fuel crisis, citing policy failures and inadequate government response.
Trump Mulls Firing Intelligence Chief Gabbard After Iran Row
President Donald Trump has privately polled advisers about replacing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, expressing frustration over her testimony on Iran. This exclusive report details the tensions and potential fallout.
Court Questions Trump's Birthright Citizenship Attack
The Supreme Court appears poised to reject Donald Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, a foundational element of American identity established by the 14th Amendment.
Reform UK Fires Housing Spokesperson Over Grenfell Comments
Simon Dudley has been removed as Reform UK's housing spokesperson after his controversial remarks about the Grenfell Tower fire were condemned by the prime minister and victims' families.
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