US immigration judges deport people in mass hearings
US immigration courts are scheduling mass hearings on short notice, leading to a surge in in absentia removal orders, with judges issuing 53,808 in June alone.
Category : Politics
Peltola Rejects Harris's Unsolicited Support in Alaska Senate Race
Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola rejected Kamala Harris's unsolicited fundraising appeal, which would have split donations with Harris's organization, as her campaign emphasizes Alaskan endorsements.
Burnham's small boats record worse than Starmer's
A record 230 migrants crossed the Channel on a mega-dinghy, costing £25m. Andy Burnham's arrival numbers exceed his predecessor's, and his policy shifts draw criticism.
Badenoch Warns Burnham on Defence Spending
Kemi Badenoch urges Andy Burnham to prioritise defence spending and reform welfare, warning that failure to commit to 3% of GDP by 2030 could leave Britain vulnerable.
Burnham urged to commit 3% of GDP to defence by 2030
Andy Burnham faces mounting pressure from military figures and Kemi Badenoch to commit 3% of GDP to defence by 2030, with warnings of severe risk to UK security.
Epstein survivors seek UK inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
Jeffrey Epstein victims plan to meet PM Andy Burnham to push for a full public inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, citing new files raising serious questions.
Stephen Flynn quit Westminster leader role weeks before Holyrood vote
Stephen Flynn revealed he quit as Westminster leader weeks before the Holyrood election, at an Edinburgh Fringe event. He also said he would not consider being first minister while his kids are young.
MSP welcomes £532,535 support for hospital families
Almond Valley MSP Angela Constance welcomed figures showing 2,216 families across NHS Lothian received financial support through the Young Patients Family Fund in 2025/26.
Trump vows to claim Strait of Hormuz as US territory
Trump threatened to make the Strait of Hormuz a US territory if he defeats Iran, despite no sign of victory. He told Americans to accept higher petrol prices, citing a 'great service for the world'.
Flynn: Sturgeon's SNP book comments 'a mistake'
Stephen Flynn says Nicola Sturgeon made a mistake publishing comments on the SNP in her memoir's foreword, calling them a distraction.
Chile backlash over NSYNC song in prisoner transfer video
Chile faces backlash after a viral video of dangerous prisoners, including Tren de Aragua and Albanian Mafia leaders, being transferred to a new high-security prison was set to NSYNC's 'Bye Bye Bye'.
Sturgeon's SNP book comments were a 'mistake', says Flynn
Stephen Flynn says Nicola Sturgeon 'made a mistake' publishing SNP comments in her book's foreword, calling them a distraction.
Pocognoli: Scotland's next boss profile
Sebastien Pocognoli is set to become Scotland's first foreign boss since Berti Vogts. The Belgian won the Eredivisie under Louis van Gaal and led Union Saint-Gilloise to a first title in 90 years.
1940s Beach Photo Sparks Time Travel Claims Over 'Mobile Phone'
A 1940s beach photo shows a man holding what looks like a smartphone, sparking time travel claims. Some say he's rolling a cigarette.
Farage by-election farce: TUC boss backs Burnham
TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak says Nigel Farage's by-election was a waste of £250,000 and contrasts his antics with Andy Burnham's work as PM.
Post-Brexit Rights of Britons in Sweden Under Scrutiny
British citizens in Sweden face uncertainty over post-Brexit rights as removal orders rise, analysis shows.
Taliban's Broken Promises to Afghan Women Revealed
A video explainer exposes the Taliban's unkept promises to Afghan women since taking power in 2021, detailing restrictions imposed on their rights and freedoms.
AOC and the 'Woke' Label: A Progressive Fight
AOC challenges the 'woke' label, arguing it's a tool to dismiss progressive policies. She calls for reclaiming the term and focusing on real issues.
Pocognoli set for Scotland manager job
Sebastian Pocognoli is set to be named Scotland's new manager after impressing SFA chiefs, replacing Steve Clarke following a disappointing World Cup campaign.
Farage and Badenoch in battle for survival - one winner
Nigel Farage has won Clacton but faces two hurdles: a reopened finances inquiry and a Tory fightback, with polls showing Reform's lead shrinking.
Farage's Clacton win may be a strategic miscalculation
Nigel Farage won the Clacton by-election against Count Binface, but experts say the contest may backfire, diverting attention from Reform UK and raising questions about his judgment.
PM calls Arday death a 'tragedy'
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday is a 'tragedy' and a 'moment for reflection', as tributes pour in.
PM: Jason Arday death a tragedy on so many levels
PM Andy Burnham calls death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday a 'tragedy' and a 'moment for reflection' after he was found unresponsive in Battersea.
Cambridge professor told friend he couldn't go on before death
Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday told a friend he felt he 'couldn't go on' hours before he died. His death is being treated as unexpected but not suspicious.
Farage's Clacton win: 63.3% vote, but critics call it failure
Nigel Farage won Clacton with 63.3% of the vote, but critics dismiss it. Andy Burnham's Makerfield win with 54.8% is hailed. Double standards exposed.
Trump threatens to declare Strait of Hormuz US territory
Donald Trump has threatened to declare the Strait of Hormuz a US territory, but the seriousness of the remark and whether it signals new policy remains unclear.
Coalition split on Bragg speech; senator urges colleagues to follow
Liberal senator Andrew McLachlan backs Andrew Bragg's migration cut call, urging colleagues to 'follow his lead', amid party split and leader's rebuke.
Concerns grow over increased global ties with Taliban
Campaigners fear deeper diplomatic contacts with the Taliban are undermining demands for human rights improvements, as regional powers and Western nations scale up engagement with Afghanistan's hardline rulers.
Is the US ready for President Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?
Speculation grows that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez may run for US president in 2028, as polls show her leading potential Democratic field and supporters cite her authenticity and progressive agenda.
BBC Warned of Author's Claim to Victim's Clothes
The BBC was warned about an author's claim to possess missing clothes of a child victim, raising concerns over evidence handling and journalistic ethics.
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