Labour slammed over China extradition deal
Labour has been accused of betraying critics by supporting a contentious extradition agreement with China, sparking outrage among human rights advocates.
Category : Politics
Hogan faces backlash over DNA testing remarks
Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan faces backlash after questioning the necessity of DNA testing in criminal cases, drawing sharp criticism from current Governor Wes Moore.
NYC sues Texas over migrant busing crisis
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has filed a lawsuit against Texas officials, accusing them of orchestrating a 'political stunt' by busing migrants to the city without coordination, straining local resources.
Home Office probes asylum seekers' gambling with taxpayer funds
The Home Office has launched an inquiry into reports that asylum seekers are using taxpayer-funded allowances to gamble in betting shops and casinos.
MAGA Backs Trump Despite Epstein Ties
Despite mounting scrutiny over Donald Trump’s past associations with Jeffrey Epstein, his loyal MAGA supporters remain unwavering in their backing, dismissing allegations as political smears.
Trump attacks NCAA transgender athlete policies
Former US President Donald Trump has condemned the NCAA's transgender athlete policies during a Washington event, calling them 'unfair' and 'damaging to women's sports'.
France may recognise Palestinian state - Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron has signalled openness to recognising a Palestinian state, marking a potential shift in European diplomacy amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
Lula: Trump encouraged Bolsonaro's Capitol-style riots
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva claims Donald Trump influenced Jair Bolsonaro supporters' violent uprising in Brasília, drawing parallels to the US Capitol attack.
Israel-Palestine: Future of Two-State Solution in Doubt
As tensions escalate, global leaders debate the feasibility of a two-state solution. Here's what experts say about the future of Israel and Palestine.
Bukele likens re-election bid to Nicaragua, Venezuela
Nayib Bukele, El Salvador's controversial leader, faces backlash after likening his bid for re-election to the political landscapes of Nicaragua and Venezuela, raising concerns over democratic norms.
Supreme Court grants Trump immunity for official acts
The US Supreme Court has ruled that former President Donald Trump enjoys immunity from prosecution for official acts, delaying his trial over election interference. Critics warn this sets a dangerous precedent for presidential accountability.
Labour MPs mistakenly sent to Darwin instead of Sydney
Two senior Labour MPs, John Healey and David Lammy, were accidentally booked on flights to Darwin, Australia, instead of Sydney and Melbourne, delaying their diplomatic mission by a day.
Labour demands stronger Ofcom child protection powers
Shadow Secretary Peter Kyle calls for urgent reforms to Ofcom's powers to safeguard children from harmful online content, citing delays in enforcing new regulations.
UK warns against travel to Cambodia-Thailand border
The UK Foreign Office has issued a travel advisory urging British citizens to avoid the Cambodia-Thailand border due to escalating tensions and potential violence.
Hulk Hogan: Trump joked about wall around Florida
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan claims Donald Trump joked about constructing a wall around Florida during a private conversation, sparking controversy and amusement.
Joy Behar: The View Should Hiatus Over Trump Coverage
Joy Behar, co-host of The View, has stirred controversy by proposing the show should go on hiatus until Donald Trump's legal battles conclude. Her comments have ignited discussions about media responsibility and political bias.
WV GOP seeks to remove Clinton’s name from public facilities
Republican lawmakers in West Virginia propose legislation to strip former President Bill Clinton’s name from public facilities, citing his impeachment as justification.
Essex protests over asylum seeker hotel turn tense
Police intervene as protesters clash outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Essex, highlighting growing tensions over UK immigration policies.
Gavin Newsom defies Democratic Party doubts
California Governor Gavin Newsom is proving his critics wrong with decisive action and strong leadership, despite initial scepticism from within his own Democratic Party.
DeSantis heckled by protester at Hulk Hogan event
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis faced an unexpected interruption when a protester erupted into loud shouts during his speech at a Hulk Hogan tribute event. The incident has sparked debate online.
US-Israel Gaza Ceasefire Talks Intensify
The United States and Israel are negotiating a potential ceasefire in Gaza as international pressure mounts to end the conflict. Key details inside.
Trump signs homelessness executive order
Former US President Donald Trump signs a controversial executive order aimed at addressing homelessness, sparking debate across political lines.
Morning Mail: Australia's Latest Political & Economic News
Stay informed with the latest news from Australia, covering political shifts, economic trends, and essential updates for your Friday briefing.
Mexican Marine Wrongly Detained by ICE
A Mexican national and former US Marine was mistakenly detained by ICE despite his military service and pending citizenship application, sparking outrage and legal action.
Divorced Dad Dies After Month-Long Beer Diet
A divorced father tragically died after consuming nothing but beer for a month. Experts warn of the deadly risks of extreme alcohol consumption.
Kristin Cabot resigns after Coldplay kisscam scandal
Kristin Cabot, a high-profile astronomer and HR executive, has stepped down from her role following a viral incident at a Coldplay concert where she was caught on the 'kisscam' without her wedding ring, sparking rumours and controversy.
France to recognise Palestinian state at UN
French President Emmanuel Macron confirms France will formally recognise Palestine as a state at the upcoming UN General Assembly, marking a significant diplomatic shift.
Trump demands Biden resign over ‘fraudulent’ election
Former US President Donald Trump has called for Joe Biden to step down, accusing him of election fraud. Meanwhile, Meta and Amazon face scrutiny over alleged White House influence.
Mike Lindell wins appeal against FBI phone seizure
Mike Lindell, the MyPillow founder and Trump ally, has won an appeal against the FBI's seizure of his phone. The court ruled the search warrant was overly broad, marking a significant victory for Lindell.
Ghislaine Maxwell met Trump DOJ before Epstein arrest
Newly uncovered documents reveal Ghislaine Maxwell held a secret meeting with Trump administration DOJ officials before Jeffrey Epstein's arrest. What was discussed?
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