A bombshell new book reveals the late Queen Elizabeth II's profound concerns about Brexit, branding the 2016 referendum 'unnecessary' and 'very divisive'. Royal confidant Lord Heseltine shares unprecedented insights into Her Majesty's private views on Bri
A lawsuit alleges US Border Patrol agents illegally commandeered private land in Oregon to build an outpost, raising serious concerns about property rights and government overreach.
Donald Trump's planned federal election campaign is on hold as a major investigation into his charity foundation escalates, raising fresh questions about his political future.
Exclusive: Shadow Chancellor Pat McFadden reveals Labour's proposal for a digital ID card system to tackle illegal immigration and end the small boats crisis, marking a major shift in UK migration policy.
A US federal court has halted a controversial deal between Donald Trump's company and Venezuela's state-owned oil giant, PDVSA, dealing a significant legal and political blow to the former president.
Former US President Donald Trump has publicly denied claims he blocked visas for Palestinian officials to attend a 2018 UN meeting. The explosive allegations, detailed in a new book, suggest the move was intended to pressure the Palestinian Authority. Tru
A 15-year-old girl has been stabbed to death in a Dutch park, with a young male asylum seeker now in custody. The case ignites a fierce debate on immigration and public safety in the Netherlands.
A bombshell lawsuit accuses Donald Trump's 2020 campaign of illegally diverting millions from the national service programme AmeriCorps for political events, sparking a major legal and ethical firestorm.
Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney sparks outrage as it's revealed public funds were used for an official stay at Donald Trump's luxury Turnberry resort, raising serious questions about government spending and propriety.
In a major ruling for civil liberties, the Court of Appeal has sided with climate protesters, declaring that the government's guidance on what constitutes 'reasonable' protest was unlawful. The decision is a significant blow to the government's crackdown
Labour Deputy Leader Angela Rayner is under investigation for a potential breach of parliamentary rules and tax avoidance allegations surrounding the sale of her former council house. The probe centres on whether she correctly paid stamp duty and capital
Exclusive: Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has terminated a staggering $122 million in taxpayer-funded grants earmarked for LGBT and diversity initiatives. The move comes after a damning internal audit revealed 'poor use of funds' and a failu
The Green Party's new co-leaders announce radical plans to target wealth inequality after securing 7% of the national vote. Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay promise to challenge the political establishment with ambitious tax reforms.
The United States has blocked a visa for the Palestinian Authority's UN envoy, preventing his attendance at the General Assembly. The move sparks accusations of political interference and raises tensions in a critical diplomatic period.
The UK Home Office has extended the stay for asylum seekers at a controversial Epping hotel, highlighting the ongoing struggle with migrant accommodation and local community tensions.
Despite a High Court victory ending the use of hotels for asylum seekers, the Labour government faces a fierce political and media backlash, with the right wing dominating the public narrative on immigration.
California Governor Gavin Newsom launches scathing attack on former First Lady Melania Trump with fabricated magazine cover, escalating political tensions ahead of potential 2024 showdown.
In a landmark decision, the High Court has ruled against the Home Office's use of the Bell Hotel in Epping for asylum seekers, siding with local council and residents. This ruling challenges the government's controversial asylum dispersal policy and sets
Exclusive: Labour's new plan to end the costly use of hotels for asylum seekers. We reveal the timeline, the challenges, and what it means for British taxpayers and communities.
House Speaker Mike Johnson faced a brutal grilling from reporters, stumbling through explanations for Donald Trump's sagging popularity and his controversial policy U-turns. The awkward exchange highlights deepening GOP divisions.
The Israeli military has ended daily humanitarian pauses for aid deliveries to Gaza City, exacerbating what UN officials call 'full-blown famine' conditions. Critical supplies are stranded as diplomatic efforts stall.
Nine individuals, including a young child, have been released after being held captive in Haiti. The rescue marks a rare success amid the nation's escalating gang violence crisis.
Police Scotland launches an investigation after a man breaches security at the Scottish Parliament building in Holyrood, prompting a full lockdown and raising serious questions about safety protocols.
At least 69 people have died and dozens are missing after a migrant boat bound for the Canary Islands capsized off the coast of Mauritania. Survivors recount a desperate struggle for survival in one of the deadliest migration routes in the world.
A group of Republican senators, led by Marco Rubio, urges the Biden administration to block the UN from recognising Palestinian statehood, threatening consequences for the Palestinian Authority and the UN itself.
A UK council sparks outrage after it tells staff they can seek support if they feel 'unsettled' or 'uncomfortable' by the display of the English flag, St George's Cross, on St George's Day. Critics slam the move as an attack on national identity.
A major political battle has erupted at the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), with Trump-appointed commissioner Nathan Simington refusing to relinquish his position, effectively blocking President Biden's nominee and creating a 2-2 partisan dead
In a controversial move, the US has revoked the visa of the Palestinian UN envoy, a decision seen as an attempt to pressure Palestine ahead of a key UN General Assembly vote on its status. The action has drawn sharp criticism from rights groups.
In a major legal victory for migrant rights, the Court of Appeal has overturned a decision to remove asylum seekers from an Epping hotel. Discover the human rights arguments that secured their stay.
The Canadian province of Quebec has passed a controversial new law, Bill 25, severely restricting public prayer in a move critics are calling a direct assault on religious liberties. The legislation has sparked immediate legal challenges and protests.