Trump Administration Cuts UCLA Federal Grants
The Trump administration has slashed federal research funding to UCLA, sparking outrage among academics and students. Learn how this decision impacts critical research projects and higher education.
Category : Politics
Chris Philp faces backlash over immigration remarks
Home Office minister Chris Philp sparks outrage with remarks on immigration, drawing sharp criticism from Labour's Yvette Cooper and even fellow Tory Kemi Badenoch.
DHS alters Woody Guthrie protest song lyrics
The Department of Homeland Security faces backlash for rewriting lyrics to Woody Guthrie's iconic protest song, removing its critical message about inequality.
Dean Cain Joins ICE America in Surprising Move
Former Superman actor Dean Cain has teamed up with ICE America, sparking debate over his unexpected new role in immigration enforcement.
£1M Lottery Prize Unclaimed in Westminster
A lucky National Lottery ticket holder has yet to come forward to claim a life-changing £1 million prize. The winning ticket was purchased in Westminster, and players are being urged to check their numbers before the deadline.
Trump vows to dismantle Medicaid and ACA if re-elected
Former President Donald Trump has pledged to dismantle key healthcare provisions, including Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act, should he return to office, sparking fierce debate.
Trump targets Gen Z with ice cream and influencer hires
Donald Trump is targeting Gen Z voters by hiring social media influencers and offering ice cream at rallies. But will this strategy win over the elusive youth vote?
US Constitution disappears from Congress website
The US Constitution was mysteriously removed from the official Congress website, triggering widespread confusion before being restored. Experts dismiss claims of a deliberate plot.
Ex-Minister Films Migrant Boat Crossing Channel
Former Tory justice minister Chris Philp captures dramatic footage of a migrant boat crossing the English Channel, reigniting debates over UK immigration policies.
HMRC criticised over 'guilt-tripping' diversity seminar
The UK tax authority, HMRC, has come under fire for a controversial diversity seminar that allegedly used 'guilt-tripping' tactics. Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch has publicly criticised the approach, sparking a wider debate on workplace inclusivity tra
Trump and Putin to Meet in High-Stakes Diplomatic Encounter
Former US President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in a highly anticipated encounter. Get the latest details on this significant diplomatic event.
Starmer faces Labour revolt over Israel-Hamas stance
Labour leader Keir Starmer sparks controversy with his stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict, drawing criticism from MPs and activists.
Guardian's corrections show commitment to accuracy
The Guardian addresses recent corrections and clarifications, reinforcing its dedication to factual reporting and transparency.
Council workers abseil bridge to clear homeless encampment
Council workers abseiled down a major bridge to dismantle a homeless encampment, sparking debates on housing policies and public safety.
Trump eyes Putin-Zelensky meeting on Ukraine
Former US President Donald Trump hints at a potential meeting with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky to address the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Could this reshape global diplomacy?
Diana Fund investigated over HIV money claims
The UK Charity Commission has launched an inquiry into the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund following claims of mismanagement of HIV/AIDS funds destined for Lesotho and Botswana.
Malibu crash kills 4 sorority sisters, driver charged
A devastating crash in Malibu has left four Pepperdine University sorority sisters dead, with the driver now facing murder charges. The shocking incident has sent shockwaves through the community.
Starmer pressured over Labour's 'toxic' donor links
Labour leader Keir Starmer is under pressure to sever ties with controversial donors amid accusations of hypocrisy over party funding reforms.
NYC’s transgender homeless shelter divides opinion
A new homeless shelter in New York City exclusively for transgender individuals has sparked debate over safety, funding, and inclusivity. Critics argue it segregates the community, while supporters hail it as a safe haven.
John Hipkin, WWII's youngest veteran, dies at 97
A tribute to John Hipkin, the youngest British WWII veteran and lifelong peace activist, who passed away at 97. His remarkable journey from child sailor to tireless advocate for justice.
Trump's Golden Dome faces crucial missile defence test
Former President Donald Trump's 'Golden Dome' missile defence initiative faces a pivotal test as global threats escalate. Experts weigh in on its effectiveness and future implications.
Tim Scott Defends Faith & Trump in Heated CBS Interview
Senator Tim Scott defends his faith and relationship with Donald Trump in a heated exchange with CBS anchor Margaret Brennan, sparking a debate on political loyalty and personal convictions.
Oklahoma Official's TV Interview Features Nude Woman in Background
Oklahoma's Superintendent of Public Instruction, Ryan Walters, faced backlash after a nude woman appeared in the background during a live TV interview. Critics question his professionalism amid ongoing controversies.
WWE's Tiffany Stratton attacked in brutal street assault
WWE rising star Tiffany Stratton was brutally attacked in a violent street assault, leaving fans horrified. Details of the incident and her condition inside.
Trump's Putin praise sparks political firestorm
Former US President Donald Trump's recent comments praising Vladimir Putin's 'genius' strategy in Ukraine have sparked outrage and debate. This article explores the implications for US-Russia relations and Trump's political future.
Labour's Leadership Evolution: Kinnock to Starmer
A deep dive into the transformative leadership styles of Labour Party leaders from Neil Kinnock to Keir Starmer, and how each has influenced the party's direction.
Gambling tax urged to end child benefit cap
Campaigners call for higher taxes on gambling companies to fund an end to the two-child benefit cap, aiming to lift 250,000 children out of poverty.
Army chief criticises PM over Adams wedding attendance
The head of the British Army has openly criticised the Prime Minister for allowing a senior civil servant to attend the wedding of former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams, reigniting debates over political neutrality.
Trump-Epstein links resurface in Rogan interview
JD Vance's comments on Joe Rogan's podcast about Trump's past association with Jeffrey Epstein have reignited controversy ahead of the 2024 election.
Met Police launches 'Grab' campaign against Underground crime
A new initiative by the Metropolitan Police and Crimestoppers targets crime on London's Underground, focusing on thefts and robberies in Westminster.
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