CBS Slammed for 'Capitulating' to Trump Over Colbert Guest Ban
Stephen Colbert accused CBS lawyers of banning a Democratic politician from his show due to FCC equal time rules, with the interview moving to YouTube.
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Noem's Coast Guard Deportation Flights Cause Tensions
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's prioritisation of migrant deportations using Coast Guard aircraft has strained relations with top brass, diverting resources from search-and-rescue missions.
Third US Aircraft Carrier May Join Middle East Buildup
The US military is preparing for prolonged tensions with Iran as President Trump considers deploying a third aircraft carrier strike force to the region, escalating pressure during nuclear talks.
Ukrainian Robot Fights Russian Soldier in Dramatic Frontline Footage
New video shows an unmanned Ukrainian ground vehicle engaging a Russian soldier in close combat, highlighting advanced warfare developments amid renewed peace talks and massive overnight attacks.
Trump Sends Unpaid FEMA to Potomac Sewage Disaster
President Trump orders FEMA to lead cleanup of a major Potomac River sewage spill, despite the agency being defunded during a partial government shutdown, blaming Maryland's Democratic governor for the crisis.
Universal Credit Rise Mainly from Legacy Benefit Transfers
New DWP statistics show most Universal Credit growth comes from transfers of claimants from older benefits, not new applications, as managed migration accelerates.
Transgender Shooter Kills Two at Rhode Island Hockey Game
A transgender gunman opened fire on his family at a high school hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, killing two people and injuring three others before turning the weapon on himself. Witnesses described chaotic scenes as players and spectators fled fo
Coast Guard Brass Irate Over Noem's Deportation Flight Demands
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's insistence on using Coast Guard aircraft for migrant deportations is causing major friction with the service's leadership, who say it undermines search-and-rescue missions.
Maya Jama Shows Off Curves in Crochet Dress After South Africa Trip
Love Island presenter Maya Jama displayed her incredible figure in a sheer crochet dress while flamenco dancing after returning to Cape Town, where she's filming the show's finale.
Winter Olympics Chaos as Snow Cancels Slopestyle and Aerials
Heavy snowfall at Livigno Snow Park forces postponement of women's snowboard slopestyle final and aerials qualification, disrupting BBC coverage and athlete schedules.
Murray Tops Poll as Britain's Most Inspirational Sports Star
A new survey of 2,000 adults reveals tennis legend Andy Murray as Britain's most inspirational sports star of the 21st century, beating Lewis Hamilton and David Beckham. The research highlights how athletes' humility and charity work drive public admirati
Jesse Jackson Links Civil Rights Era to Diane Abbott
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has drawn a direct connection between the great civil rights era and Diane Abbott, highlighting her role in continuing the struggle for equality and justice in modern politics.
Victoria to Investigate Far-Right Influencers in Homophobic Attacks
A Victorian parliamentary inquiry will examine how far-right 'alpha male' influencers fuel homophobic assaults via dating apps, with 35 arrests linked to such crimes since 2024.
UK Dual National Entry Rules Spark Outrage and Distress
British dual nationals face stricter entry requirements from 25 February, with many expressing fury over costs and paperwork, leading some to consider renouncing citizenship.
Tony Abbott's Return Looms Over Angus Taylor's Liberals
With conservatives back in power in the Liberal party, Tony Abbott's influence grows as speculation mounts over a potential return to frontline politics under new leader Angus Taylor.
Trump Honors Jesse Jackson, Criticizes Obama in Tribute
President Donald Trump praised civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson after his death at 84, highlighting their relationship while taking a jab at Barack Obama's election.
DHS Shutdown Continues Amid Immigration Oversight Dispute
A partial government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security persists as lawmakers and the White House remain deadlocked over immigration oversight demands following recent fatal shootings.
Jesse Jackson's 1984 Campaign: A Progressive Rebellion
Civil rights icon Jesse Jackson's 1984 presidential run shifted Black politics from the margins to the driver's seat of the Democratic party, challenging Reaganomics and white liberal complacency.
MPs May Probe Andrew's Trade Envoy Role Over Epstein Links
A parliamentary committee is considering an investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's trade envoy work, following allegations he shared confidential reports with Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump Dodges Valentine's Gift Question, Praises Melania's Movie
President Donald Trump avoided revealing his Valentine's Day plans with Melania during an Air Force One interview, instead highlighting her film achievements and humanitarian work.
Andrew's Christmas Card to Epstein with Photos of Daughters
The Duke of York sent a Christmas card with photos of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie to Jeffrey Epstein, wishing him 'much joy and happiness' a year after claiming he had severed contact.
McAvoy's Half-Brother Slashes Inmate in Prison Attack
Donald McAvoy, half-brother of Hollywood star James McAvoy, has admitted to slashing a fellow inmate's face during visiting hours at HMP Saughton, causing permanent disfigurement.
Sydney Martin Lands Film Role Amid Coronation Street Drama
Coronation Street actress Sydney Martin announces starring role in new short film 'Favourite' while her character Betsy Swain remains central to major ITV whodunnit storyline.
Macron and Modi Boost Franco-Indian Economic and Strategic Ties
French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held bilateral talks in Mumbai to deepen trade, defense, and technology cooperation, aiming to bolster global stability amid geopolitical shifts.
Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies at 84, Civil Rights Legacy Remembered
Rev. Jesse Jackson, a towering civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate, has died at 84. A protege of Martin Luther King Jr., his lifelong crusades championed justice, equality, and voting rights globally.
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz During US Nuclear Talks
Iran temporarily closed the vital Strait of Hormuz for live-fire military exercises as indirect nuclear negotiations with the United States resumed in Geneva, escalating regional tensions.
Josh James: Catherine Tate's Nan Inspired My Comedy Sketches
Essex comedian Josh James opens up about his career, citing Catherine Tate's nan character as a major influence. He discusses masculinity, podcast success, and admiration for Anthony Joshua.
Gaz Beadle Defends Geordie Shore Return Against Critics
Gaz Beadle has responded to critics who called him 'embarrassing' for returning to Geordie Shore after seven years, comparing his TV work to football pundits like Thierry Henry.
John Fury Opposes Tyson's Boxing Return, Warns of Legacy Risk
John Fury has publicly condemned his son Tyson's planned boxing comeback, revealing a communication breakdown and warning that outside influences threaten the former champion's legacy.
Iran Military Drills in Strait of Hormuz Before US Nuclear Talks
Iran conducts military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz, demonstrating strength as indirect nuclear talks with the US begin in Geneva, with key figures from both sides and Omani mediation.
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