Mexico demands repatriation of citizens held at 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention centre
Mexico demands immediate repatriation of citizens held at Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention centre amid conditions complaints.
Category : Politics
Senate Unanimously Opposes Clemency for Ghislaine Maxwell
US Senate unanimously passes non-binding resolution opposing any presidential pardon or clemency for Ghislaine Maxwell, citing her role in Epstein sex-trafficking crimes.
Trump's disapproval rating hits record high, new poll shows
Trump's disapproval rating hits 62%, a record for his two terms, as economic woes and the Iran war fuel discontent ahead of midterms.
White House seeks Chicago naval base support for sanctuary city crackdown
White House asks Chicago naval base to support immigration operations in sanctuary cities, drawing sharp criticism from Illinois officials.
John Swinney Sworn In as Scotland's First Minister
SNP leader John Swinney sworn in as Scotland's seventh first minister, pledging to tackle child poverty and govern collaboratively.
SNP leader says UK should respond 'in kind' to Trump tariffs, not boycott World Cup
SNP leader Stephen Flynn says responding in kind to Trump tariffs is better than a World Cup boycott, calling the tournament 'small fry'.
Merkel urges EU to use diplomatic potential in engaging Russia
Former German chancellor Angela Merkel says the EU must pursue diplomacy alongside military deterrence, warning against leaving Russia talks to Trump alone.
‘Sick of stupid’: Thom Tillis takes aim at Trump administration in final Senate months
Republican Senator Thom Tillis, not seeking re-election, criticises Trump administration officials in fiery final term, citing freedom from political constraints.
Trump intensifies push to challenge US midterm outcomes
Trump uses primetime address to make false election claims, push federal control, and face legal hurdles as activists warn of risks to democracy.
Bonnie Blue defends Andrew Tate after podcast: 'He was nothing but respectful'
Bonnie Blue defends Andrew Tate after meeting him on a podcast, saying he was 'nothing but respectful' despite the controversy surrounding him.
Starmer's Defence Against Misleading Parliament Claims Is Robust, Analysis Argues
Analysis argues Keir Starmer has a robust defence against claims he misled Parliament over Peter Mandelson, citing due process and a lack of evidence.
Venezuelan opposition leader hands Nobel medal to Trump
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado gives her Nobel peace prize medal to Donald Trump at the White House, prompting a response from Nobel organisers.
UK engineers secretly repair Ukrainian weapons at undisclosed sites
UK engineers secretly repair Ukrainian weapons, including AS-90 howitzers, at undisclosed sites in Ukraine, says defence minister Luke Pollard.
Dame Maureen Lipman demands proper Corrie storyline as she turns 80
Dame Maureen Lipman, approaching 80, returns to stage in 'Allegra' and demands a proper Corrie storyline upon her return.
Health experts reject One Nation's plans as costly and misconceived
Experts criticise One Nation's health plans, including WHO withdrawal and scrapping TGA, as costly and based on misconceptions.
Beckhams 'will never give up hope' as David faces birthday without estranged son Brooklyn
David Beckham turns 51 tomorrow amid ongoing estrangement from son Brooklyn, with the family 'never giving up hope' of reconciliation.
White House broadcasts racist deepfake videos of Schumer and Jeffries amid shutdown
White House broadcasts racist deepfake videos of Schumer and Jeffries as government shutdown continues, with layoffs imminent and Democrats accuse retaliation.
Tiger Woods 'on phone to president' after DUI crash
Tiger Woods told officers he was speaking to 'the president' after his SUV crashed in Florida. He has pleaded not guilty to DUI.
Iran releases audio of 'last warning' to US warship in Strait of Hormuz
Iran releases audio of 'last warning' to US destroyer in Strait of Hormuz, as mine-clearing operations begin and tensions escalate.
Starmer: Mandelson 'lied repeatedly' over Epstein ties before US appointment
PM admits he was aware of Mandelson's Epstein links before US posting, says he was lied to repeatedly.
James Van Der Beek Dies at 48 After Cancer Battle
Actor James Van Der Beek, star of Dawson's Creek and Varsity Blues, has died at 48 after a battle with colorectal cancer.
UK supply chains 'unprepared' for major shocks, report warns
National Preparedness Commission warns UK supply chains are unprepared for major shocks like war, lagging behind Europe on stockpiling medicines and food.
Trump's 140 executive orders: a policy blitz in first 100 days
Overview of Trump's 140 executive orders in his second term, covering tariffs, immigration, federal workforce, universities, drug prices and legal actions.
Irishman held by ICE over 2009 drug warrant faces deportation
Seamus Culleton, held by ICE for five months, faces deportation over an Irish drug warrant from 2009 despite a valid work permit and US wife.
Starbucks Korea chief executive dismissed over 'Tank Day' campaign
Starbucks Korea's CEO was fired after a 'Tank Day' promotion on the Gwangju massacre anniversary sparked boycotts, police investigation, and political backlash.
Think tank finds asylum seekers not widely abusing modern slavery system
Bright Blue report finds limited evidence of asylum seekers abusing modern slavery rules, challenging home secretaries' claims and reform impact.
Bezos Defends Washington Post Decision to Drop Endorsements
Jeff Bezos defends ending Washington Post presidential endorsements amid resignations and subscriber losses, citing perception of media bias.
Springsteen appears to ignore Christie's high-five at Brooklyn concert
Bruce Springsteen appeared to avoid a high-five from Chris Christie at a Brooklyn concert, amid their history of political clashes and reported reconciliation.
Four Arrested in London Over Alleged Iranian Spy Ring Targeting Jewish Community
Four men arrested in London on suspicion of spying for Iran and targeting Jewish locations, police say.
Lawyers allege US deportees are being illegally imprisoned in Eswatini
Lawyers for five men deported by the US to Eswatini say they are being held illegally and denied access to legal representation.
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