NFL's First Trans Cheerleader Claims Unfair Dismissal
Justine Lindsay, the NFL's first transgender cheerleader, alleges the Carolina Panthers fired her for being trans. Explore the story and its political context.
Category : Politics
Trump-Mamdani Meeting Divides MAGA Supporters
Donald Trump's cordial Oval Office meeting with Zohran Mamdani has caused significant disquiet among his MAGA base, with prominent supporters expressing outrage at the president's apparent shift in stance.
Relationship Anarchy Reshapes Intimacy for Young People
New research reveals how relationship anarchy, a non-hierarchical approach to connection, is transforming how Gen Z and millennials build intimacy. Discover this radical new framework.
US Border Patrol's Licence Plate Surveillance Challenged
Democratic lawmakers question the legality of a US Border Patrol programme using predictive algorithms to detain drivers. Discover the civil liberties concerns.
Farage denies school racism allegations
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage responds to claims he used racist and antisemitic language at school, denying any 'hurtful' intent. Full story and political fallout.
Reeves calls for Labour unity ahead of Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves urges Labour MPs to support Wednesday's Budget amid expected tax increases and economic challenges. Read the latest Westminster developments.
Council to Rename Prince Andrew Way
Mid and East Antrim Council begins process to rename Prince Andrew Way in Carrickfergus following public pressure. Residents will be consulted on the change.
BBC Impartiality Row: Adviser Disputes Bias Claims
A former BBC adviser disputes claims of 'systemic bias', telling MPs the corporation took impartiality 'extremely seriously'. Explore the fallout from the leaked memo that sparked senior resignations.
BBC Chairman: Top Job 'Too Big for One Person'
BBC Chairman Samir Shah says the Director-General role is too large for one person, hinting at a major executive restructure as the job is advertised. Discover the implications.
North Dakota Supreme Court Revives Abortion Ban
North Dakota's Supreme Court has reinstated a near-total abortion ban, making it a felony for doctors. Learn about the legal battle and its impact on healthcare access.
US Abortion Laws: 13 States Enact Total Bans
Explore the fractured US abortion landscape post-Roe v Wade. 13 states have near-total bans, while four restrict after six weeks. Track the latest state laws and ballot measures.
DOJ asks judge to unseal Jeffrey Epstein grand jury notes
The US Justice Department urges a judge to release Jeffrey Epstein grand jury materials following a new law. Will the files finally see the light of day? Follow the latest.
BBC Chairman: Davie 'Shouldn't Have Stepped Down'
BBC Chairman Samir Shah expresses regret over Director-General Tim Davie's resignation. Author Michael Prescott tells MPs the BBC is not institutionally biased. Read the full story.
BBC questioned over leaked memo in Commons hearing
BBC executives face MPs over leaked memo that prompted senior resignations. Former adviser Michael Prescott denies knowing how document reached Telegraph. Read the full investigation.
Vance's Role in US Ukraine Peace Plan Revealed
Exclusive analysis reveals JD Vance's significant influence on Trump administration's Ukraine peace framework through close ally Daniel Driscoll. Discover the internal divisions shaping US foreign policy.
GOP Losing Latino Votes Over Economy & Immigration
Republican insiders warn Trump's harsh immigration raids and failure to curb living costs are eroding crucial Latino support, jeopardising 2024 election gains. Analysis reveals a significant voter shift.
Australian Senator Wears Burqa in Parliament Protest
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson defends wearing a burqa in parliament after her bill to ban the garment was blocked. The move was condemned as 'blatant racism'.
Farage Denies School Racism Allegations
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage breaks silence on racism claims from his school days, denying he ever intentionally hurt anyone. Read the full story and latest developments.
Final Canberra Sitting Week: Hanson Stunt Fallout
Live coverage of Canberra's final sitting week: Reaction to Pauline Hanson's burqa stunt, Senate environmental law battles, and funding for violence against women helpline. Follow our live blog.
Nigel Farage denies school racism allegations
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage breaks silence on racism claims from his school days in a tense ITV interview. Get the full story on the explosive allegations.
Father's 15-Year Identity Theft Nightmare Revealed
A Minnesota factory worker faced financial ruin and false accusations after an undocumented migrant stole his identity for over a decade. Discover his shocking story.
BBC Crisis: MPs Probe Memo That Toppled Director General
MPs question BBC figures over leaked memo that caused leadership crisis. Explore the key revelations about bias claims and internal reforms at the broadcaster.
US Ukraine Peace Plan Mirrors Kremlin Demands
A US-led 28-point peace plan for Ukraine, criticised as a repackaging of Putin's terms, faces European resistance. Discover how EU leaders are bolstering Kyiv's negotiating position.
CIA bans congressman after Mexico trip behaviour
Texas Republican Dan Crenshaw barred from foreign travel after CIA agents reported inappropriate conduct during Mexico meeting. Read the full investigation.
Pentagon probes Senator Kelly over troops video
The Pentagon investigates Senator Mark Kelly after video urging troops to refuse illegal orders. Trump calls it 'seditious behaviour'. Read the latest developments.
Judge dismisses Trump cases against Comey and James
A US federal judge has thrown out cases against James Comey and Letitia James, ruling the prosecutor was unlawfully appointed. Discover the legal details.
US Ends Temporary Protected Status for Myanmar
The Trump administration cancels temporary asylum for Myanmar nationals, affecting 10,000 people. Learn about the policy shift and its human rights implications.
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation ends operations
Controversial US and Israel-backed aid group GHF ceases Gaza operations after months of deadly violence at distribution sites. Over 1,000 Palestinians killed or injured seeking food aid.
Trump's reputation 'probably' not tarnished by BBC edit
A former BBC adviser told MPs the US president's reputation was likely unharmed by a controversial Panorama edit, despite a billion-dollar lawsuit threat. Discover the full story.
Italian court takes children from off-grid UK family
An Italian court's decision to remove three children from their British-Australian parents living off-grid sparks political outcry and accusations of 'kidnapping'. Read the full story.
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