Democrats' datacenter push risks midterm hopes
A new poll shows 64% of Michigan Democrats oppose datacenters near their homes, as party leaders champion AI investment in swing states, risking voter anger ahead of midterms.
A new poll shows 64% of Michigan Democrats oppose datacenters near their homes, as party leaders champion AI investment in swing states, risking voter anger ahead of midterms.
Former President Joe Biden will release his memoir 'Promise Me, America' on November 17, covering his presidency, economy, and decision to drop re-election bid.
Keir Starmer defended his record in an emotional final PMQs, citing economic stability, NHS waiting list cuts, and child poverty reductions, before handing over to Andy Burnham.
As Russia's war enters its fifth year, Ukraine faces intensified drone attacks, political reshuffles, and a fraying alliance with Poland over historical disputes.
Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar introduced a resolution urging the US to join the International Criminal Court, pushing back against Trump administration plans to dismantle the tribunal.
Senator Lindsey Graham's sudden death at 71 removes a key deal-maker in Congress, leaving uncertainty in US politics and the Republican Party's future direction.
Kathryn Ruemmler, former White House counsel under Obama, testified behind closed doors to the House oversight committee about her ties to Jeffrey Epstein, insisting she had no knowledge of his ongoing criminal activity.
The UK government proposes banning unlicensed casinos from sponsoring sports teams from 2027, affecting Premier League clubs like Everton and Formula One.
James Sherwin-Smith secured 12.5% of the vote in his attempt to join Nationwide's board, falling short of the 50% threshold. He plans to stand again in 2027 and push for governance reforms.
Wales' devolution experience shows that giving responsibilities without tools leads to failure. Andy Burnham must learn from these mistakes to avoid repeating them across the UK.
A burst pipe left Adrian Chiles without water for two days. He was the only one annoyed, as neighbours accepted it as the new normal.
Stonegate Group, owner of Slug & Lettuce and Be At One, faces investigation over alleged unfair treatment of landlords, with potential fine of over £16m.
Donald Trump's eulogy for Lindsey Graham mixed praise with criticism, revealing his fragile ego and need for dominance even after death.
Andy Burnham is set to become Britain's seventh PM in a decade after securing Labour leadership. The Guardian Weekly examines his route to No 10 and the challenges ahead.
Keir Starmer's last PMQs was marked by rare warmth from Kemi Badenoch and Labour cheers, capping a premiership defined by solid but unremarkable Commons performances.
Keir Starmer’s final PMQs was dignified, but Labour MPs were right that change was needed after a premiership marked by caution and U-turns.
Extreme heat warnings cover much of the US as a heat dome drives record highs, with Billings hitting 111°F and Salt Lake City 109°F. Wildfires in Canada and the US worsen air quality, prompting health warnings.
Incoming PM Andy Burnham says he won't create new divisions with tax policy, easing business concerns but limiting economic room. Shabana Mahmood tipped as chancellor.
Bromley Council now plans to close Biggin Hill Children & Family Centre instead of Spitfire Youth Centre, citing space issues at the Sunningvale site.
Hollyoaks star Nicole Barber-Lane reveals a missing person plot and a spectacular wedding this summer, teasing drama involving Cleo, Dodger, and Myra McQueen.
Sir Keir Starmer's final PMQs featured emotional tributes, a lighthearted 6-7 dance, and cross-party goodwill, marking the end of his premiership.
Two asylum seekers who repeatedly raped a woman on Brighton beach and a third who filmed the attack have been jailed for more than 60 years. The judge described the attack as 'predatory and callous'.
Serena Sugden's police past threatens Robert, Aaron and Victoria as she confronts them over John Sugden's murder cover-up, potentially leading to three Emmerdale exits.
Sutton Council spent over £27k removing flags from lampposts in a year. Leader Barry Lewis says 'cheap flags' are not wanted, and the council may seek injunctions against repeat offenders.
Sarah Platt is formally arrested and charged with Theo Silverton's murder next week on Coronation Street, with devastating consequences for Gary, Maria, and the Platt family.
Andy Burnham will become UK prime minister after winning backing from 349 Labour MPs, making it impossible for any rival to challenge him. He replaces Keir Starmer on Friday.
The Guardian clarifies that postpartum haemorrhage figures reported were for blood loss of at least 1,500ml, not the standard definition of >500ml or major PPH >1,000ml.
Chris Packham's new BBC series Evolution is a wondrous, awe-inspiring coronation, cementing him as David Attenborough's worthy successor with deep dives into evolutionary biology.
Oobah Butler's Channel 4 documentary explores wacky housing hacks, revealing a rigged market where even a grave plot is cheaper than rent.
Mexico will demand criminal complaints in the US for the deaths of 17 Mexican migrants, including Lorenzo Salgado Araujo killed by ICE in Houston, President Sheinbaum announced.