Man City's era tainted by guilty verdict
Manchester City's Premier League era is now tainted after a guilty verdict, marking a good day for football and the rule of law.
Category : Politics
US senators propose limits on ICE arrests and detention
Democratic senators Dick Durbin and Alex Padilla introduce the Immigration Warrant Reform Act to curb warrantless ICE arrests and indefinite detention of immigrants.
Millwall FC, morning rolls, Elphin Bothy corrections
Corrections to Millwall FC's founding, a morning rolls recipe, and the Elphin Bothy reference in a mountain huts feature.
Trump and Xi end summit without major AI agreement
Trump and Xi wrapped up their Washington summit on Friday, facing criticism that they had squandered an opportunity to pause their countries' AI arms race.
Supreme Court blocks Trump-backed Missouri map for midterms
The US Supreme Court blocked a Trump-backed Missouri congressional map for November, ending a legal dispute and keeping the 2022 districts in place.
White House defends pro-Trump Fox ad as public service
The White House defended its taxpayer-funded Fox News ad for Trump as a public service announcement, despite Democratic claims it is illegal propaganda.
Trump cancels nearly $1bn in approved US Congress spending
Donald Trump is canceling nearly $1bn in spending approved by Congress, using a rare power to cut funding for immigrant services and diversity initiatives, the White House announced on Friday.
Berlin Left Win Shows Europe's Trends Beyond Far Right
Germany's regional elections show voter dissatisfaction benefits both left and right, with Berlin's Left party on course for a historic win and two of three states set for leftwing governments.
Can you be English and non-white? The question that won't go away
Rishi Sunak and Jacob Rees-Mogg push back on ethnic definitions of Englishness, but the discourse persists, troubling many ethnic minorities.
Tricky tests awaiting Andy Burnham after Labour conference
From the budget and EU reset to oil drilling, welfare, Chagos and migration, the challenges facing Andy Burnham after the Labour conference.
Labour must reunite progressive voters, says Lucy Powell
Labour deputy leader Lucy Powell says the party must reunite the progressive voter coalition to win the next election, as polls show Labour within touching distance of a majority.
Trump lashes out as his power wanes amid falling approval ratings
Trump threatened to 'annihilate' Iran at the UN, but domestic woes—plummeting polls, court setbacks, and Republican defections—reveal his waning influence.
Macron's Final UN Speech Emboldens Middle Powers
In his final UN address, Emmanuel Macron defended international law and multilateralism, inspiring middle-power leaders to speak out against Trump's vision.
Liverpool rehire Julian Ward as sporting director to replace Hughes
Liverpool have appointed Julian Ward as sporting director for a second time, replacing Richard Hughes, who left for Al-Hilal after the summer transfer window ended.
Diplomatic Gifts: From Statue of Liberty to Pandas
France's Statue of Liberty to the US was a colossal diplomatic gift. Today, leaders exchange tokens, from pandas to eagles, in a complex art of statecraft.
Kamala Harris courts progressives in Michigan, but is it too late?
Kamala Harris is testing the waters for a 2028 run by campaigning with progressives like Abdul El-Sayed, but critics question if her outreach to alienated voters is too little, too late.
Rayner stands by criticism of care worker visa reforms
Angela Rayner defends her criticism of Home Office plans making it harder for foreign care workers to settle in the UK, calling the changes 'disruptive'.
Trump rejects Iran's seven-day ceasefire and Hormuz deal
US President Donald Trump has rejected Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days and resume nuclear talks in return for lifting the US naval blockade of Iranian ports.
White House blocks CNN from Air Force One in media escalation
The White House blocked CNN from flying on Air Force One on Saturday, escalating its battle with the news media after revoking access for several outlets.
Bay Area transit faces fiscal cliff and potential death spiral
San Francisco Bay Area's Bart transit system faces a fiscal cliff by 2027, with potential station closures, service cuts, and fare hikes if voters reject a November ballot measure.
Dopesick author Beth Macy runs for Congress in Virginia
Beth Macy, author of Dopesick, is campaigning in Virginia's 6th district, drawing on her reporting experience to challenge Republican Ben Cline and address the data center debate.
Tim Tebow pauses ties with Life Surge amid sales allegations
Tim Tebow is pausing his relationship with Christian group Life Surge after a podcast accused it of predatory sales tactics, including courses costing up to $40,000.
Mourinho's Guardiola dig resurfaces as City await charges verdict
Jose Mourinho has previously hit out at Pep Guardiola over Manchester City's 114 Premier League breaches. The club now faces a nervous wait for punishment after being found to have broken rules.
Welsh independence march fills Aberystwyth streets
A huge crowd marched through Aberystwyth on Saturday calling for Welsh independence, with First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth among the speakers at the rally.
Burnham pledges new course as Labour conference begins
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged to set the UK on a new course after a decade of 'drift and division', as he arrived in Liverpool for his first Labour conference as leader.
Man City chairman writes open letter after 114 charges reports
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has written an open letter on the club's website after reports the club were found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League charges.
Man City chairman insists club confident amid 115 charges reports
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak insists the club remain confident of proving their innocence amid reports they have been found guilty of all but one of the 115 charges.
Maresca's agents cite Socrates over City's 114 charges
Enzo Maresca's representatives responded to Manchester City's guilty verdict on 114 Premier League charges by sharing his Instagram post quoting Socrates, as the club plans to appeal.
Man City chairman confident after 114 charges verdict
Khaldoon Al Mubarak is 'confident' Manchester City will prove innocence after being found guilty of 114 Premier League financial breaches, with appeal expected.
Man City face 'very severe sporting penalty' after 115 charges verdict
Manchester City face a colossal financial penalty and potential legal action from rival clubs after being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations.
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