Hollywood Backs Newsom for 2028 Presidential Run
California Governor Gavin Newsom is securing major financial support from Hollywood for a potential 2028 White House bid, as donors praise his confrontational stance against Donald Trump.
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Ukraine troops doubt Russia peace pact will bring lasting security
Exhausted Ukrainian soldiers express deep scepticism that any negotiated peace with Russia will prevent a future invasion, highlighting concerns over manpower and Western aid. Read the frontline perspective.
Pat Fitzgerald hired as Michigan State head coach
Michigan State hires ex-Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald, who was fired over a hazing scandal, to lead their football programme. Discover the details and implications.
EU warns Trump against pardoning Putin for Ukraine war crimes
A top EU official warns Donald Trump's Ukraine peace plan must not grant Vladimir Putin amnesty for alleged war crimes, calling it a 'historic mistake'. Read the latest on the diplomatic standoff.
US Envoy Witkoff Meets Putin as Ukraine Peace Push Intensifies
Diplomatic efforts to end the Ukraine war accelerate with US envoy Steve Witkoff in Moscow. Zelenskyy revises peace plan as Kallas warns of pressure on Kyiv. Latest on day 1,378.
Trump's blunt ultimatum to Venezuelan leader Maduro
Donald Trump reportedly demanded Nicolás Maduro relinquish power and leave Venezuela at once during a tense phone call, escalating a four-month pressure campaign. Read the latest on the diplomatic standoff.
Your Party Holds First Conference Amidst Divisions
Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn's new left-wing party, Your Party, holds its first conference. Our report details the internal divisions and the hopes of members for a Labour alternative.
Victoria Police Get New Powers to Search Children
Victoria Police can now search children without a warrant under new laws. Critics warn of overreach and potential harm to youth. Read the full analysis.
Olivia Nuzzi's Vanity Fair job under threat: report
Political reporter Olivia Nuzzi's new role at Vanity Fair is in jeopardy following allegations she secretly aided RFK Jr.'s campaign. Insiders suggest her contract may not be renewed.
Chicago Proposes $1.25 Package Fee in Budget Battle
Chicago lawmakers propose a $1.25 delivery fee and doubled rubbish charges to tackle a $1.15bn deficit, clashing with the mayor over migrant spending. Discover the budget battle details.
Russia Claims Key Victory in Ukraine Ahead of US Peace Talks
Moscow declares its most significant battlefield gain in over a year with the capture of Pokrovsk, as Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff lands in Russia for pivotal discussions with Vladimir Putin.
Armed Police at Belfast City Hall After Palestine Flag Vote
Armed police were stationed at Belfast City Hall after councillors voted to raise the Palestinian flag, sparking unionist anger and legal threats. Read the latest on this divisive issue.
Christian Influencer Hits Back at Salon's 'War on Empathy' Claim
Conservative commentator Allie Beth Stuckey defends her stance against liberal accusations of degrading women. Discover the fiery exchange over empathy, faith, and political agendas.
Noem Demands Travel Ban After DC Guard Shooting
Kristi Noem urges a 'full travel ban' on nations sending 'killers and leeches' after a deadly attack on National Guard members. Donald Trump pledges severe consequences.
Dutch King Apologises for Slavery in Suriname Visit
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands delivers a formal apology for Dutch slavery in Suriname during a historic royal visit, addressing a painful colonial legacy.
NY freed 7,000 criminal migrants without ICE notice
DHS reveals New York released nearly 7,000 criminal illegal migrants, including violent offenders, without notifying ICE. Federal authorities now demand the state hand over thousands more.
£450k for Pooh as town protests asylum seeker camp
Wealden District Council faces backlash for spending £450,000 on Winnie-the-Pooh's centenary while residents demand CCTV restoration. Thousands protest nearby asylum seeker plans. Read the full story.
White House slams NYT over Trump 'fatigue' story
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt singles out a New York Times report on Trump's schedule, branding it 'fake news' and highlighting a new portal to shame media. Discover the escalating war on press.
US Politician Accused of Bribery and Kidnapping in Lawsuit
An Arizona councilwoman and Turning Point staffer faces explosive allegations of sexual advances and abducting a colleague's teenage daughter. Read the full details of the lawsuit.
Zelensky meets Irish leaders in historic Dublin visit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived in Dublin for a historic state visit, meeting the Taoiseach and addressing the Oireachtas as US-led ceasefire efforts continue. Read the latest.
Lammy Unveils Sweeping Court Reforms, Scrapping Some Jury Trials
Justice Secretary David Lammy announces bold reforms to clear the Crown Court backlog, including judge-only trials for less serious crimes. Will this plan deliver swift justice?
49% of women avoid work Christmas parties over safety fears
New research shows half of women are skipping festive events due to safety concerns on winter nights. Discover the findings and calls for employer action.
Hate speech on X rockets 500% in UK, MPs warn
A damning report reveals hate speech on X, formerly Twitter, has surged 500% in the UK since Elon Musk's takeover. MPs demand urgent action from the government. Read the full investigation.
Child migrants face mouth searches for SIM cards under new rules
Controversial new Home Office powers permit searches inside the mouths of children arriving by small boat for hidden SIM cards. Charities condemn the 'invasive' measures. Read the full report.
The Murky World of Government Board Appointments
Ever wondered how people get appointed to government boards? The process is more opaque than ever, raising serious questions about transparency and merit. Discover the hidden pathways.
Zelensky arrives in Dublin for first Ukrainian state visit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky begins a state visit to Ireland, meeting Taoiseach Micheál Martin to discuss EU support and peace efforts. Read the latest.
Starmer's 'Moral Mission' to Reform Welfare After £16bn Rise
PM Keir Starmer declares a 'moral mission' to reform the UK's welfare system, targeting youth claims, despite a recent £16bn annual spending increase. Read the full analysis.
White House defends second strike that killed survivors
The White House confirms a second military strike killed two survivors of a suspected drug boat. Press secretary defends action as legal, but experts allege potential war crimes. Read the full report.
GOP Chair Rejects Trump's ATC Pay Dock Plan
Senior Republican Sam Graves pushes back on Trump's proposal to penalise air traffic controllers who missed work during the 43-day government shutdown, citing personal circumstances and financial strain. Read the full story.
Probation for 2020 Robocalls Targeting Black Voters
Two conservative operatives sentenced to probation for a robocall scheme aimed at discouraging Black Detroit voters from mail-in voting in the 2020 US election. Read the full details.
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