Hegseth probes senator over military sedition allegations
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth launches investigation into Democratic senator accused of encouraging servicemembers to disobey Trump orders. Breaking US political news.
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Former NFL Star in Romance Scandal at Elite School
Married ex-football star Sullivan 'Tripp' Welborne accused of quid pro quo affair with younger colleague at prestigious Lawrenceville School. Lawsuit reveals shocking details.
Fox News banned Trump if he attacked network, docs show
New court documents reveal Fox executives threatened to ban Donald Trump from airwaves if he attacked the network. Explore the tense relationship exposed in Smartmatic lawsuit.
Bolsonaro admits trying to break ankle monitor
Former Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro confesses to tampering with his ankle monitor, leading to his incarceration. A court rules he must remain under arrest. Read the full story.
Pentagon investigates Senator Mark Kelly over video
The Department of Defense is reviewing serious misconduct allegations against Senator Mark Kelly after a video urging troops to refuse illegal orders sparked fury from Donald Trump.
Trump Backs Venezuela Election Conspiracy Theory
Donald Trump hints support for debunked theory about Venezuela rigging 2020 US election as military pressure escalates. Read the full investigation into this developing story.
Boston Suburb Outraged by Fortnightly Trash Collection Plan
Medford residents revolt as city officials plan bi-weekly trash pickups to meet zero-waste goals. The controversial scheme aims to save $1 million annually but faces backlash over rodent fears and overflowing bins.
Miss Jamaica Health Update After Miss Universe Stage Fall
Miss Universe President Raul Rocha provides a positive health update on Miss Jamaica, Dr. Gabrielle Henry, following her shocking stage fall in Thailand. Read the latest details.
BBC adviser warns MPs of 'incipient problems' with bias
Former BBC adviser Michael Prescott tells MPs his leaked memo highlighted growing impartiality issues, including controversial Trump documentary editing that prompted $5bn lawsuit threat.
Oasis Brother Tours World Despite Serious Criminal Charges
Paul Gallagher, brother of Oasis stars, travels globally on band's tour while on bail for rape and coercive control allegations. Critics question the VIP treatment.
Putin's peace plan strategy gives Russia advantage in Ukraine
Leaked US-Russia peace proposal creates disarray in Western capitals as Putin positions himself to demand favourable amendments while Ukraine faces political turmoil.
Andrew Gets No Special Protection in Epstein Files
Explosive US government Epstein files will grant Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor no special protection or redaction, insiders reveal, as pressure mounts for him to testify before Congress.
Bar Council: Don't Scrap Jury Trials for Court Backlog
The Bar Council warns the government against controversial plans to remove jury trials for some offences. Chair Barbara Mills argues fixing existing court inefficiencies should be the priority over a new, untested court system. Read the full analysis.
Top US military adviser visits Caribbean amid tension
General Dan Caine visits US troops in Puerto Rico as Trump administration escalates pressure on Venezuela's Maduro government. Read the latest developments.
More GOP reps may follow Marjorie Taylor Greene out
Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation could trigger a wave of early GOP departures from Congress, with members citing low morale and poor treatment from the White House. Read the full report.
Guardian's Corrections Column: Hidden Gem of Journalism
Readers celebrate the Guardian's corrections column as both a source of factual accuracy and unexpected humour. Discover why this unheralded feature has become essential reading.
Easter Bombing Suspect Appeals UK Asylum Rejection
A man detained over the 2019 Sri Lanka Easter Sunday bombings that killed 269, including 8 Brits, is fighting for UK asylum after a judge found errors in his initial case. Read the full story.
BBC Not Institutionally Biased Says Memo Author
Former BBC adviser Michael Prescott defends corporation amid Trump editing scandal. Read the full story about the impartiality investigation and resignations.
Democrat clashes over 'defund police' posts in TV interview
Tennessee Democratic candidate Aftyn Behn faced intense questioning on MSNOW over past tweets supporting police defunding. The tense exchange comes days before a crucial special election.
Pro-Palestine activists charged after Shannon Airport protest
Three activists face charges after spraying a US Navy plane with paint at Shannon Airport in a protest over Irish neutrality. Read the full details of the court hearing.
BBC not institutionally biased, says memo author
Former BBC adviser Michael Prescott defends corporation's impartiality while highlighting systemic editorial concerns. Read the full investigation into BBC standards.
Trump's Supreme Court tariff warning
Donald Trump warns the Supreme Court not to serve 'hostile foreign interests' as it deliberates the legality of his emergency tariff powers. Read the latest on this constitutional clash.
BBC Boss Had 'Blind Spot' on Editorial Failings
Michael Prescott claims ex-BBC chief Tim Davie had a 'blind spot' on editorial issues but insists the broadcaster is not institutionally biased. Read the full story.
BBC Not Institutionally Biased Says Memo Author
Former BBC adviser Michael Prescott defends corporation while highlighting systemic editorial concerns. Read the full story about the impartiality investigation.
Europe urged to form new defence alliance without US
Europe possesses overwhelming military and economic power to counter Russian aggression without US support. Immediate NATO membership for Ukraine, Georgia and Bosnia-Herzegovina proposed as bold move.
Moscow rejects European Ukraine peace proposal
The Kremlin dismisses a European counter-proposal for Ukraine as 'unconstructive', casting doubt on a swift peace deal despite ongoing US-Ukraine talks in Switzerland. Read the latest developments.
Scottish Labour Leader's Budget Warning to Reeves
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar warns Chancellor Rachel Reeves that her upcoming Budget is crucial to restore public and business trust. Read the exclusive analysis.
Israel on alert after Hezbollah commander killed in Beirut
Tensions escalate as Israel prepares for retaliation after an airstrike in Beirut kills Hezbollah's Haytham Tabtabai, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. Read the latest developments.
Poland summons Israeli ambassador over Yad Vashem post
Poland's foreign minister summons Israel's ambassador after Yad Vashem's post on Nazi-era badges sparks a diplomatic row over historical accuracy. Read the full story.
Russia rejects European peace plan for Ukraine
Moscow dismisses European counterproposal as US and Ukraine work to narrow gaps in 28-point peace plan. Kremlin says only Trump's proposal seems acceptable.
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