US Navy kills 4 in drug boat strike, Congress backs Trump
A US military strike in the Pacific kills four alleged smugglers. The same day, the House rejected moves to limit Trump's power to wage force against cartels. Read the full report.
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Trump's $1,776 Christmas Bonus for All US Troops
President Trump declares a 'special warrior dividend' for 1.45 million active duty personnel. Read the full details of his year-end economic address and the political backdrop.
BBC TV licence fee could be replaced by sliding scale
The UK government is reviewing the BBC's funding, proposing a 'sliding scale' licence fee and new commercial streams. Have your say in the public consultation by 10 March 2026.
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino Steps Down in January
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino confirms he will leave his post in January. President Trump suggests the former Secret Service agent wants to return to his podcast show. Read the latest US political developments.
Target employee harassed over political t-shirt sparks debate
A viral video shows a customer confronting a Target employee over her Charlie Kirk t-shirt, igniting a fierce debate on free speech, workplace attire, and online backlash. Discover the full story and police response.
Trump's primetime address amid Venezuela tensions, economic woes
President Trump delivers a primetime Oval Office address as tensions with Venezuela escalate and new polling shows growing public frustration with his economic management. Full coverage.
Border Patrol Chief Warns Mayor Over Migrant Arrest Powers
A senior US Border Patrol official clashed with an Illinois mayor over the authority to arrest illegal migrants in Chicago's suburbs. The confrontation highlights the ongoing national immigration crackdown.
UK's £570m Erasmus Return Sparks Labour Rejoin Fears
Labour's plan to rejoin the Erasmus scheme for £570m a year ignites internal party conflict over Brexit reversal. Key figures push Starmer towards closer EU ties.
Scottish Archives Reveal Santa Was a Girl in 1901
National Records of Scotland uncovers festive names like Santa Bianchi and George Bailey in 500 years of archives. Discover your own historical connections.
AOC Leads JD Vance in 2028 Presidential Poll
A new poll shows Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ahead of JD Vance in a 2028 head-to-head. Discover the data and her reaction. Read the full analysis here.
Labour's funding shake-up could trigger council tax rises
Economists warn Labour's council funding raid could force tax increases across the UK, with six areas facing unlimited rises from 2027. Discover the impact on your bills.
Foreign Spouses Cost UK Taxpayers Billions, Report Finds
A shocking report reveals foreign partners on visas cost the UK state an average of £109,000 each. Read the full analysis and political reaction here.
FBI Deputy Director Bongino to Step Down Next Month
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announces his resignation, ending a short tenure marked by reported clashes. President Trump suggests a return to media. Read the full story.
Judge Allows Trump's White House Ballroom Project to Proceed
A US judge has declined to halt the demolition of the White House East Wing for a new ballroom, citing national security concerns. The project faces legal challenges over historic preservation.
Charity's Political Shift and Trafficking Allegations Exposed
An investigation reveals Care4Calais's evolution from a humanitarian aid group to a political force, amid Home Office accusations of links to a people trafficker and deep ties to far-left organisations.
Labour's £6bn Erasmus deal fuels Brexit 'betrayal' claims
Sir Keir Starmer faces accusations of 'throwing billions away' after signing the UK up to the EU's Erasmus scheme at triple the pre-Brexit cost. Critics blast the move as a stealthy Brexit reversal.
UK Builds Iron Dome Defence as Russia Threat Grows
Britain is developing a new missile defence system to protect cities from aerial attack. Senior military figures warn the UK is exposed and must prepare for modern warfare. Read the full report.
British soldier's final letter from Ukraine urges family to 'be proud'
Lance Corporal George Hooley, 28, killed in Ukraine, left a poignant letter asking his loved ones not to be broken by grief. Read his powerful message of duty and belief.
China sues Missouri for $50.5bn in COVID legal battle
China files a $50.5bn lawsuit against Missouri after the US state sought to collect a $25bn pandemic judgement. Read the latest on the escalating legal and diplomatic row.
Albanese to Miss Bondi Victim Matilda's Funeral
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will not attend the funeral of 10-year-old Bondi attack victim Matilda after her parents accused him of failing to protect Jewish people. Read the full story.
Trump's expanded travel ban targets 16 African nations
The Trump administration's expanded travel restrictions impact 16 African countries the most, with muted official reactions but concerns over diplomatic and economic fallout. Read the full analysis.
FBI's Dan Bongino to resign, Trump confirms podcast return
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announces departure early next year. President Trump suggests he is leaving to return to his media show. Read the full story on the high-profile exit.
Epstein Files Release: US Justice Test, UK Shame
As the long-awaited Jeffrey Epstein files are finally released, a stark question emerges: why have only British figures faced consequences? The world watches for US accountability.
Trump Aides Fear 'Teetering' Mental State After Reiner Post
White House staffers reportedly fear Donald Trump is 'teetering' after his shocking online attack on the late Rob Reiner. Read the explosive claims from his biographer.
Judge blocks Trump's ban on surprise ICE visits
A federal judge has ruled that Trump administration policies barring unannounced congressional visits to ICE detention centres violate US law. Read the full story.
Maxwell asks court to set aside conviction
Ghislaine Maxwell files new legal bid for freedom, claiming new evidence. Her move comes as the DOJ faces a deadline to release Jeffrey Epstein-related documents. Read the latest.
MIT Professor Murdered, Israeli Officials Point to Iran
MIT nuclear fusion expert Nuno Loureiro, 47, was shot dead at his Boston home. Israeli sources allege Iranian involvement, raising international tensions. Read the latest.
Vanity Fair Trump Staff Photos Spark Bias Row
Vanity Fair faces accusations of bias after close-up photos of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and other Trump officials go viral. Read the full story on the media firestorm.
Trump's White House speech outlines plans for crucial year
Donald Trump will deliver a live address from the White House tonight, laying out his agenda for the year ahead. Follow our live coverage for the latest updates and analysis.
Judge Blocks ICE Facility Access Limits for Lawmakers
A federal judge has temporarily halted Trump administration policies restricting Congressional access to immigration detention centres. The ruling supports oversight of conditions. Read the full analysis.
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