Trump Lawyer Compares Jimmy Kimmel to Nazi Propagandist
Former Trump lawyer Ty Cobb ignites firestorm after comparing Jimmy Kimmel's mockery to Nazi propaganda tactics, drawing widespread condemnation and debate about political discourse.
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Australia's stark warning on rising homegrown extremism
A Guardian columnist in Australia sounds the alarm on the creeping normalisation of extreme political language, drawing disturbing parallels to the US and calling for urgent resistance against the local radical march.
Charlie Kirk dies after university firing and suspension
Right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk has died following his controversial dismissal from a speaking tour and suspension from a university platform, sparking intense debate about campus free speech and political discourse.
Jodi Picoult's 'Murder' Remark About Charlie Kirk Sparks Fury
Acclaimed novelist Jodi Picoult faces a social media firestorm after a controversial post about Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk, suggesting his 'murder' would be a public service, igniting a fierce debate on political discourse and free speech.
Ricky Hatton Honoured in Manchester, Pacquiao Bout Set
Boxing legend Ricky Hatton receives a civic hero's welcome from Mayor Andy Burnham in Manchester, with a special exhibition match against Manny Pacquiao announced for later this year.
Scott Jennings: Left's Hate Speech Killed My Friend Charlie Kirk
Political commentator Scott Jennings delivers a powerful and emotional indictment of the Left's toxic rhetoric following the tragic death of his friend, Charlie Kirk. A stark warning on the real-world consequences of hateful political discourse.
David Lammy slammed for 'death of Deputy PM' Charlie Kirk tweet
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy faces a storm of criticism for a controversial social media post appearing to celebrate the hypothetical death of right-wing US commentator Charlie Kirk. The incendiary tweet, later deleted, has been branded a 'disgrac
Couple's rift over girlfriend's litter-picking habit
A British man questions his girlfriend's compulsive litter-picking habit, sparking a debate on civic duty, relationship boundaries, and environmental responsibility. Should she stop cleaning up after strangers?
Australian Indian's Fury Over 'Exhausting' National Racism
An Australian Indian writer's powerful first-person account of the exhausting reality of modern racism in Australia's national discourse and its corrosive impact.
Badenoch: Britain's Silence on Criminal Truths Exposed
Cabinet Minister Kemi Badenoch delivers a stark critique of Britain's failure to confront hard truths about crime, political correctness, and national discourse. An exclusive insight.
87% of Brits Want Better Understanding of Government
Groundbreaking research from the University of Central Lancashire shows overwhelming public support for enhanced civic education to combat political disengagement and strengthen democracy.
The Surprising Truth About Modern British Patriotism
New research reveals a profound shift in British identity, moving from traditional symbols like flag-waving to a deeper commitment to civic values, community, and the NHS. Discover what patriotism means in the UK today.
Can dining together heal political divisions?
Two strangers with opposing political views share a meal to find common ground. Discover what happens when Michael and Sophia sit down to dine across the divide.
Frost-Nixon depth reduced to Instagram posts
A scathing critique of modern political discourse, where depth is sacrificed for social media brevity. Stephen Daisley draws parallels between historic interviews and today's shallow exchanges.
Bristol City Hall relocation plans spark debate
Plans to move Bristol City Hall to Bath have ignited discussions on regional governance, cost efficiency, and the future of civic services in the West Country.
Why Australia’s Voting Age Shouldn’t Drop to 16 Yet
Lowering the voting age to 16 in Australia could backfire without proper civic education. Experts warn that young voters need foundational knowledge to make informed decisions.
Middle-aged men's political posts alienating young voters
A new study reveals how middle-aged men dominating political discussions online are alienating younger generations. Experts warn this could deepen political divides.
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