White House joins Bluesky, sparking liberal backlash
The Biden administration makes controversial move to alternative platform Bluesky, sparking political firestorm and accusations of hypocrisy in latest digital culture war.
Category : Politics
Police officer abandons post at Melbourne immigration rally
A Victoria Police officer sparked major security concerns after walking away from duty during a tense anti-immigration protest in Melbourne, leaving colleagues exposed and raising serious questions about police protocols.
Trump-Zelensky meeting erupts in shouting match
Former US President Donald Trump's meeting with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky descended into chaos with raised voices and tense exchanges about the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Rubio got intelligence from Salvadoran surveillance firm
US Senator Marco Rubio received intelligence from controversial Salvadoran firm CECOT, raising serious questions about foreign influence and privacy rights in American politics.
Criminal probe into Prince Andrew's bodyguard over Giuffre case
Scotland Yard has opened a criminal probe into allegations Prince Andrew's ex-protection officer obstructed justice during the Virginia Giuffre sexual assault investigation, marking a dramatic escalation in the royal scandal.
Trump: Obama "destroying democracy" in espionage claim
Former President Donald Trump makes shocking claims about Barack Obama's involvement in alleged espionage activities, warning of democracy under threat in extraordinary social media outburst.
CT Senator: "Trump Is No King" in Fiery Speech
Democratic State Senator Saud Anwar launches blistering attack on Donald Trump, declaring the former president 'is no king' while defending constitutional principles in impassioned address.
Trump commutes George Santos prison sentence
Former President Donald Trump intervenes to commute prison sentence of disgraced congressman George Santos, sparking immediate political backlash and ethical concerns.
Swinney's African trip amid Scotland's domestic crises
First Minister John Swinney faces mounting criticism for his trip to Rwanda and Nigeria while Scotland grapples with unresolved crises in healthcare, education and public services back home.
Trump's explosive Ukraine peace plan revealed
Exclusive details emerge of Donald Trump's heated conversation with Ukrainian President Zelensky, where he claimed he could end the war with Putin in 24 hours through direct negotiations.
British 'King' arrested in New York ICE protest
A British activist performing as 'King David' was dramatically arrested by NYPD after staging a solo protest outside an ICE facility. The performance artist faces charges including obstruction and resisting arrest.
Farage's Reform UK hits polling milestone as Tories slide
Reform UK, led by Brexit architect Nigel Farage, achieves significant polling breakthrough while Conservative support dwindles ahead of potential general election.
Sarah Ferguson Borrowed Cash from Epstein
Sarah Ferguson borrowed thousands from Jeffrey Epstein after her divorce from Prince Andrew, with new court documents revealing the extent of their financial relationship during her financial struggles.
Exclusive footage shows Gaza devastation after Israeli strikes
Shocking new video evidence emerges showing widespread destruction in Gaza following intensive Israeli bombardment, with rescue teams struggling to reach survivors amid collapsed buildings.
Trump eyes military deployment in US cities via Insurrection Act
Ex-President Donald Trump reportedly eyes using the Insurrection Act to deploy troops in Democratic cities like San Francisco, raising constitutional concerns about military power in domestic affairs.
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Shows Signs of Unravelling
The delicate ceasefire in Gaza shows signs of unravelling as both Israeli forces and Hamas exchange accusations of truce violations, with reports of renewed hostilities emerging just days after the agreement took effect.
Miliband confronts police over hotel incident during talks
Former Labour leader Ed Miliband demands answers from Metropolitan Police after officers were called to his York hotel during government discussions about the monarchy's future.
Noem's Private Jet Purchase Sparks Political Firestorm
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem confronts mounting criticism after acquiring a state-funded private aircraft while championing fiscal responsibility and government transparency.
Gaza Conflict Triggers UK Political Realignment
The war in Gaza has triggered seismic shifts in UK political allegiances, creating unexpected alliances and transforming the landscape of British foreign policy as peace efforts continue.
Secret Service Hunts Florida Man After Air Force One Breach
Exclusive: US Secret Service launches urgent manhunt after unidentified individual breaches security perimeter at Florida airport where Donald Trump's Air Force One was stationed. Authorities investigating potential security threat.
Farage appoints right-wing theologian James Orr to Reform UK
Exclusive: Nigel Farage's Reform UK party appoints Cambridge theologian James Orr, sparking debate over the party's direction and religious influences in British politics.
Former Ambassador's Advice for Albanese on Trump
Exclusive insights from Arthur Sinodinos reveal strategic advice for Anthony Albanese on managing Australia's crucial relationship with Donald Trump if he returns to the White House.
Israel Suspends All Humanitarian Aid to Gaza
Israel suspends all humanitarian aid deliveries to Gaza amid escalating tensions, raising international concerns about the worsening humanitarian situation in the besieged territory.
Trump's contentious Colombia visit clashes with Petro
Former US President Donald Trump faces diplomatic tensions during Colombia trip as he meets President Gustavo Petro amid stark policy disagreements on Venezuela and cocaine eradication.
Pressure mounts to strip Prince Andrew of Duke title
As public scrutiny intensifies, calls mount for Prince Andrew to relinquish his Duke of York title following ongoing controversies and damaged reputation.
Channel migrant crossings surge despite Rwanda policy
Exclusive analysis reveals dramatic increase in small boat crossings despite government's Rwanda policy, with hundreds making the perilous journey in recent days.
Chinese Embassy Approval Could Be Unlawful
Explosive legal opinion reveals UK ministers may have acted unlawfully by giving private assurances to China about their new embassy before planning permission was granted. The controversy raises serious questions about diplomatic transparency.
RAF jets intercept Russian bombers near Suffolk
RAF Typhoon fighter jets were urgently launched from RAF Coningsby to intercept two Russian long-range bombers approaching UK airspace near Suffolk, in a tense aerial confrontation.
Turkish Cypriots vote in pivotal peace-talks election
Northern Cyprus voters head to polls in crucial presidential election that may determine future of unification talks with Greek Cypriots after years of stalemate.
Cabinet Minister Warns Tory Attacks Threaten Rule of Law
Attorney General Victoria Prentis delivers unprecedented rebuke to Conservative colleagues, warning that undermining judges and legal institutions poses serious danger to Britain's constitutional foundations.
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