GOP Senator Demands Stephen Miller's Ouster from White House
Senator Thom Tillis criticizes White House adviser Stephen Miller's 'outsized influence' and calls for his removal, citing immigration policy concerns and cabinet interference.
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Rapper Balendra Shah Set to Lead Nepal as Prime Minister
Rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah is on track to become Nepal's next prime minister after his party secured a majority in recent elections, marking a shift from youth-led protests to governance.
Device Thrown at Anti-Islam Protest in NYC Under Investigation
New York police are investigating after a counterprotester threw a device containing nuts and bolts at an anti-Islam demonstration outside Mayor Zohran Mamdani's residence.
Utah Murders in Wayne County: Investigation Details
A comprehensive look into the recent murders in Wayne County, Utah, exploring the investigation's progress, community impact, and ongoing efforts to solve the case.
Moira Deeming's Victorian Liberal Party Battle Intensifies
The Victorian Liberal Party faces escalating internal conflict as Moira Deeming's controversial stance sparks debate, threatening party unity ahead of upcoming elections.
Ex-Rapper Balendra Shah Wins Landslide Nepal PM Election
Balendra Shah, a former rapper and political newcomer, has secured a decisive landslide victory in Nepal's prime ministerial election, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape.
Russia's War Drains Rural Villages: Kerchomya's Desertion
The remote village of Kerchomya in Russia's Komi Republic has lost dozens of men to the Ukraine war, creating labor shortages and transforming community life as grief becomes embedded in daily routines.
Trump's War on Iran: Britain Must See US as Hostile
As the US-Israel conflict with Iran escalates, Britain faces a critical choice: treat Donald Trump's administration as an enemy threatening global law and democracy, or risk being dragged into a devastating war.
German State Election Tests Merz's CDU Against Greens
Friedrich Merz's CDU faces a crucial regional election in Baden-Württemberg, hoping to beat the Greens and stem the rise of the far-right AfD party in a key political test.
Labour Voters Debate Starmer's Leadership Over Dinner
Two Labour supporters, Andy and Steve, share a meal to discuss Keir Starmer's leadership, revealing divisions within the party's base over policy and direction.
Ex-Trump Associate Lev Parnas Runs for Congress in Florida
Lev Parnas, the Ukrainian-American businessman convicted in campaign finance scheme, announces Democratic campaign against Republican incumbent María Elvira Salazar in Florida's 27th district.
Cooper: Starmer Learning Iraq Lessons in Iran Response
Yvette Cooper defends PM Keir Starmer's cautious stance on Iran conflict, saying he's applying lessons from Iraq War. Responds to criticism from Tony Blair and Donald Trump.
Trump's Policies Shift Democracy to Oligarchy
Analysis of how Trump's policies are reshaping democracy towards oligarchy, with impacts on global governance and political systems.
Russian MP: Mark Women's Day by Getting Women Pregnant
A pro-Putin Russian MP has sparked outrage by suggesting men celebrate International Women's Day by impregnating their partners or signing military contracts.
Cooper Rejects Blair's Call to Back Trump's Iran Strikes
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has dismissed Tony Blair's assertion that Britain should have supported Donald Trump's initial airstrikes on Iran, emphasizing the need to learn from the Iraq war mistakes.
Dealer Jailed After Forcing Man to Sleep with Dogs Before Death
Bamidele Fawehinmi sentenced for prolonged abuse of Dimitrios Tsavdaris, who was forced to sleep in a garage with dogs and deliver drugs before dying in Hackney flat.
Huntley's Daughter: Flush His Ashes Down Toilet
The daughter of murderer Ian Huntley says the 'devil is waiting' for her father and his ashes should be flushed down the toilet after his death in prison.
Legitimacy Crisis Deepens After Byelection Shock
The Gorton and Denton byelection reveals a profound crisis of legitimacy in British politics, as voters reject the post-Thatcherite settlement and demand structural change.
Generational Divide: Beyond Boomers vs. Millennials in UK
An in-depth analysis of intergenerational fairness in the UK, exploring economic disparities, housing crises, and climate impacts beyond simplistic generational labels.
Free Markets Empower Women: Debunking Feminist Myths
Economic historian Victoria Bateman argues that free markets, not capitalism, have historically rescued women from economic marginalization, challenging leftist narratives that blame commercial systems for female oppression.
Kellie Pratt's Unsolved Murder: Suffolk Strangler Link Probed
Kurtis Pratt, who lost his mother Kellie in 2000, confronts speculation that serial killer Steve Wright may be responsible for her disappearance, as police review unsolved cases.
One Nation Candidate's Gillard Remarks Stir Farrer Byelection Row
David Farley, One Nation's candidate for the Farrer byelection, faces backlash for past comments comparing Julia Gillard to a 'non-productive old cow,' with Pauline Hanson defending him as the race heats up.
Counterfeit Feminism Distracts from True Equality Fight
Feminist scholars and activists warn that counterfeit feminism, including trans-exclusionary views and tradwife movements, is diverting attention from real threats to women's safety and equality.
SA Liberal Party Battles for Survival in State Election
South Australia's Liberal Party, led by Ashton Hurn, confronts catastrophic polling with a 14% primary vote, risking wipeout in Adelaide and raising questions about its future in Australian politics.
Iran's Assembly of Experts Could Meet to Elect New Leader
Iran's temporary leadership council faces pressure to appoint a new supreme leader swiftly. The Assembly of Experts may meet within a day, with Mojtaba Khamenei among frontrunners.
Stringfellows Mayfair Strip Club Plan Sparks Local Backlash
London's iconic Stringfellows club seeks to open a new Mayfair venue, but residents and police warn it could increase crime and disrupt the upscale neighbourhood's character.
Man Charged with Murder of Pensioner in Camden Home
Billy O'Reilly, 53, has been charged with murder after an 82-year-old man was found dead in a West End Lane property. Police responded to welfare concerns and made an arrest within minutes.
Badenoch's Hawkish Iran War Stance Risks Voter Backlash
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch's aggressive criticism of the government's Iran war strategy may clash with public opinion, as polls show support for cautious response.
Huntley Attack Motive: Not Justice, But Notoriety
Ex-prison officers disclose that Ian Huntley's brutal assault in HMP Frankland was driven by a quest for infamy, not retribution for his crimes, challenging public perceptions of prison violence.
Mel Stride Vows 'Big Bang' on City Regulation
Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride pledges sweeping deregulation in a major speech, targeting financial rules and criticising risk-averse culture in the City of London.
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