Arizona Catholics sue league over God's gender references
A group of Arizona Catholics has filed a legal complaint against a local sports league for referring to God as male, sparking a debate on theology and inclusivity.
Category : Politics
Trump accuses Obama, Gabbard of treason
Former President Donald Trump made explosive claims at a MAGA rally, accusing Barack Obama and Tulsi Gabbard of 'treasonous' ties to Russia, sparking controversy.
Jesuit leader accused of enabling child molester priest
Explosive claims reveal a late Jesuit leader allegedly permitted a known child abuser to join the priesthood, sparking outrage and demands for accountability.
Colorado clerks warn of voting machine vulnerabilities
Election officials in Colorado raise concerns about outdated voting machines, warning of potential security risks ahead of crucial elections.
Murdoch and Trump in explosive legal battle
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch and former US President Donald Trump are locked in a high-stakes legal dispute over media rights and alleged defamation, with potential ramifications for the media landscape.
Labour rebels defy Starmer on welfare vote
Several Labour MPs have broken ranks to oppose Keir Starmer's stance on welfare reforms, highlighting internal party divisions ahead of the next general election.
China-EU summit ends in deadlock over Ukraine and trade
Tensions flared between China and the EU during a critical summit, as disagreements over Ukraine, trade imbalances, and economic coercion took centre stage.
Drivers furious over incorrect Westminster parking fines
Motorists in Westminster are outraged after being slapped with incorrect parking fines due to a council blunder. Many demand refunds as the local authority admits 'human error'.
Labour urges stronger UK-India ties in trade talks
Shadow Scottish Secretary Ian Murray calls for enhanced UK-India relations as trade negotiations continue, highlighting Labour's commitment to global partnerships.
Kneecap banned from Sziget Festival over politics
Irish rap trio Kneecap has been banned from performing at Hungary’s Sziget Festival amid political tensions, sparking outrage among fans and free speech advocates.
Greens' leadership clash over 'boob whisperer'
A tense radio interview saw a Green Party leadership hopeful repeatedly refuse to say whether she 'liked' a rival MP known as the 'boob whisperer', sparking a brutal on-air clash.
Scottish Secretary slams Trump's Starmer comments
Scottish Secretary Ian Murray condemns Donald Trump's controversial comments about UK Labour leader Keir Starmer, calling them 'unacceptable' and defending the UK government's stance.
Ukraine hits Russian airfield in drone attack
Ukrainian forces launched a drone strike on a Russian military airfield in a bold retaliation as Moscow intensifies attacks on Kharkiv. The EU condemns Russia's actions while Kyiv seeks urgent military aid.
UK Public Trust in Government Drops Sharply
A recent survey by the Office for National Statistics shows a significant decline in public trust in the UK government. Experts weigh in on the causes and implications.
The shocking truth about chlorine in swimming pools
Scientists reveal the stomach-churning reality of what happens when chlorine mixes with sweat and urine in swimming pools. You'll think twice before taking a dip!
Sadiq Khan urges UK to recognise Palestinian state
London Mayor Sadiq Khan urges UK government to recognise Palestinian statehood as Gaza violence escalates, sparking debate within Labour.
Israel-Gaza Ceasefire Talks: Latest Updates
As negotiations between Israel and Hamas continue, international mediators push for a ceasefire while violence escalates in the region. Read the latest developments.
Russia tightens borders over Chinese migration fears
Russian authorities ramp up security measures in Siberia and the Far East as concerns grow over increasing Chinese migration and potential territorial disputes.
Epping asylum hotel protests: Minister backs residents
Government minister acknowledges local residents' worries over asylum seekers being housed in a hotel, while defending the policy as necessary.
Ian Murray slams UK govt over Trump’s Scottish golf deal
Labour’s Ian Murray criticises the UK government for failing to intervene in Donald Trump’s controversial Scottish golf course purchase, raising concerns over transparency and national interest.
Gillian Anderson urged to speak on 'Salt Path' backlash
Fans and critics alike are calling for Gillian Anderson to address the growing backlash surrounding 'The Salt Path'. Will the acclaimed actress respond?
Sex assault scandal hidden in Westminster - shocking claims
A disturbing sexual assault case involving a parliamentary researcher has been covered up, raising serious questions about accountability in Westminster.
Fake Embassy Scam Uncovered in Delhi
Indian police dismantle a fake embassy in New Delhi, exposing a scam where fraudsters issued visas for the unrecognised 'Kingdom of Westarctica'.
Thailand-Cambodia border clash sparks tensions
Fresh military clashes erupt between Thailand and Cambodia along a contested border region, raising tensions and travel concerns.
Thailand-Cambodia border clashes escalate
Fresh border clashes erupt between Thailand and Cambodia near a disputed temple, raising fears of escalating military conflict in Southeast Asia.
Jay Slater's friends plea as Lucy Law search intensifies
Friends of Jay Slater have made a desperate appeal for help as the search for missing Lucy Law intensifies. Authorities and volunteers are combing the area for clues.
What Makes You Attractive? It's Not Personality!
Experts reveal the single factor that determines attractiveness in a potential partner, and it's not what you might expect. Find out what really matters.
Hanson condemned for mocking Indigenous tradition
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson faces fierce backlash from Labor and the Greens after dismissing Indigenous 'Acknowledgement of Country' as divisive, reigniting debates over reconciliation and political rhetoric.
Canary Wharf hotel converted to house migrants
A luxury hotel in Canary Wharf has been repurposed to house migrants, raising concerns among residents and officials about the impact on the community.
Ukraine protests escalate amid Zelenskyy backlash
Mass protests erupt in Ukraine over President Zelenskyy's controversial anti-corruption law, while EU-China relations face scrutiny amid trade disputes.
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