Alaska Senate: Sullivan vs Peltola Race Heats Up
Alaska's Senate race pits incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan against Democrat Mary Peltola in a high-stakes 2026 election.
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Taylor demands NDIS bill support tied to 'cruel tax' repeal
Coalition leader Angus Taylor says the opposition will only back the NDIS overhaul if the government first removes the 'widow tax' loophole from its investment property tax changes.
Trump cuts US-South Korea military drills, citing cost and Kim
President Trump has announced the suspension of joint military exercises with South Korea, citing cost and his relationship with Kim Jong-un, a move that could reshape the US alliance in the region.
Trump, South Korea, Pentagon: Politics Live Updates
Follow live updates on Trump's latest remarks, South Korea military tensions, Pentagon decisions, and reactions from Republicans and Democrats.
Reform UK: Claimants to work or lose benefits
Reform UK unveils plans to make long-term benefits claimants work 20 hours weekly in community roles or face losing benefits, part of £50bn welfare cuts.
Prince Harry Halts Diana Fund Donations to Sentebale
Prince Harry has redirected funds from the Diana Memorial Fund away from Sentebale to Elephants Without Borders, following last year's dispute with the charity's chairwoman.
Scottish Labour members vote no confidence in general secretary
Edinburgh Southern Labour members declare no confidence in general secretary Kate Watson over Irshad Ahmed's MSP selection process.
Monica Lennon out of Scottish Labour leadership race
Monica Lennon failed to make the ballot for Scottish Labour leader. Michael Marra and Joe Fagan will contest, with the winner announced on September 19.
Lennon urges Labour not to 'punch down' on trans people
Monica Lennon has urged Scottish Labour not to 'punch down' on trans people after failing to make the ballot for party leader, saying the party is 'stuck in the past'.
Man City need more than Bouaddi after Arsenal and Rodri blows
Manchester City have agreed a deal to sell Rodri to Barcelona but have lots of work to do to bring in players who will excite fans.
Five North East sites for defence enterprise zones
Five publicly owned North East sites, including Blaydon Quarry, are 'perfect' for new defence enterprise zones, says a report by the Adam Smith Institute.
PM duped by impersonator of Trump chief of staff
Prime Minister Andy Burnham exchanged messages with someone posing as Donald Trump's chief of staff Susie Wiles, it has emerged. No sensitive information was shared.
Text Maniacs: Readers' Views on Housing, NHS, Farage
Daily Star readers share unedited messages on social housing, NHS gratitude, Farage's by-election win, and more, with a joke of the day.
Burnham fooled into texting fake Trump aide
PM Andy Burnham was tricked into texting an unknown hoaxer pretending to be White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, according to a Politico report.
All-male Scottish Labour race after Lennon fails
Scottish Labour faces an all-male leadership contest after Monica Lennon failed to secure enough nominations, leaving Michael Marra and Joe Fagan as the candidates.
BBC diversity chief's £222k salary questioned after Lineker exit
Gary Newbon questions BBC's pay priorities after Gary Lineker's exit, highlighting the £222,500 salary of the former diversity chief as evidence of misplaced spending.
Pocognoli unveils Scotland vision at Hampden press conference
New Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli is laying out his vision at Hampden after signing a two-year deal to lead the national team through Euro 2028.
Burnham messages with Trump aide impersonator reported
PM Andy Burnham exchanged messages with someone impersonating Donald Trump’s chief of staff; no significant messages were sent and the activity was quickly reported.
What Andy Burnham Can Learn from Spain's Pedro Sánchez
Pedro Sánchez has remade himself as Europe's leading left-wing standard-bearer. Could his success offer UK PM Andy Burnham a route forward?
New Goat Puzzle Baffles Puzzledom Fans
A fresh goat-themed puzzle has been released, challenging solvers with a twist on the classic problem. Experts say it requires creative thinking.
Afternoon Update: Monday's Key News and Developments
Monday's afternoon update covers major news stories and developments across Australia, including politics, economy, and community issues.
Labor pledges opt-out register for online gambling ads
Labor has announced it will introduce an opt-out register for online gambling ads if elected, allowing Australians to block betting promotions.
Burnham Warns Housing Plan Could Undermine Devolution
Andy Burnham warns that Labour's planning changes could undermine devolution, saying the plan is too centralised and fails to give regions control.
Kushner meets Hamas as it calls for pressure on Israel
Donald Trump's envoys met with Egyptian, Qatari and Turkish mediators in Cairo on Sunday to advance the Gaza peace plan, even as Israel pressed on with airstrikes.
Putin tells Kim Russia and North Korea seek 'democratic world order'
Putin sent Kim a National Liberation Day message stressing a 'truly democratic world order' and an 'unprecedented level' of partnership, as ties deepen amid Ukraine conflict.
Badenoch accused of Establishment stitch-up over Clacton
Kemi Badenoch is accused of joining an Establishment stitch-up in Clacton, failing to field a Tory candidate against Nigel Farage, as the party polls at 17-19%.
Burnham messaged fake Trump chief of staff
Andy Burnham exchanged messages with someone impersonating Donald Trump's chief of staff, Susie Wiles. The communications were 'of no significance' and the PM soon became suspicious, prompting a report to authorities.
Government responds after 14,000 sign election petition
The Cabinet Office issued a written response after a petition calling for a general election surpassed 14,000 signatures, stating there are no plans to change constitutional arrangements.
PM Burnham duped by fake White House aide messages
Andy Burnham exchanged messages with someone impersonating Donald Trump's chief of staff, Susie Wiles, before concerns were raised. No significant messages were sent, and the incident was reported to authorities.
Badenoch Favourite for PM, Could Halt Burnham's Labour Dream
Kemi Badenoch is now bookies' favourite to be next PM, potentially scuppering Andy Burnham's hopes of Labour rule into the 2030s, says Robert Taylor.
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