Péter Magyar Sworn In as Hungary’s Prime Minister, Ending 16-Year Orbán Era
Péter Magyar sworn in as Hungary's PM, ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule after a landslide election victory for his Tisza party.
Category : Elections
Billionaire Tom Steyer Runs for California Governor on Tax-the-Rich Platform
Billionaire Tom Steyer runs for California governor on a tax-the-rich platform, testing Democratic appetite for populist from the 1% amid rising anti-elite sentiment.
Tory Tech Fail: Badenoch Video Crashes At Campaign Launch
Kemi Badenoch's Tory campaign launch hit by video failure; speech criticised as deranged amid low poll ratings.
Burnham to Challenge Starmer in Makerfield By Election
Andy Burnham expected to challenge Starmer's leadership after Makerfield by-election; party insiders push to scrap pension triple lock.
Supreme Court Rejects Virginia Democrats' Bid to Restore Congressional Map
US Supreme Court rejects Virginia Democrats' bid to restore congressional map, upholding state court ruling that struck down amendment.
Bahamas Election Day Alcohol Ban Hits Cruise Ports
Bahamas bans alcohol sales on election day, affecting cruise ports and private islands; passengers can still drink onboard.
Swinney Rules Out Trump Meeting On US World Cup Trip
John Swinney says he has no plans to meet Donald Trump during his World Cup trip to the US, despite previous meetings over Scotch whisky tariffs.
Loose Women Dropped for Horse Racing on Friday
Loose Women is dropped from Friday's schedule for horse racing on ITV, as host Kaye Adams confirms the change and panellists express concern over recent cuts.
Omni Pet Brand Earns £11m Post Dragons' Den Investment
Omni pet brand hits £11m valuation after Dragons' Den, despite Touker Suleyman's dismissal.
Ousted Republican Warns Trump Has 'Alienated' Voters Ahead of Midterms
Ousted Republican Thomas Massie warns Trump has alienated voters, predicting party losses in midterms due to 'Trump disappointment syndrome'.
Teal Independents Debate Forming Party Amid Donation Law Changes
Teal independents debate forming a party amid donation law changes; Steggall supports, but Ryan, Haines, and Chaney rule out the idea.
‘Labour have lost their way’: voters in Makerfield say it’s time for a change
Makerfield voters turn to Reform UK over flooding, immigration, and Labour disillusionment, with Restore Britain also gaining ground.
England's 2026 Local Elections: Battlegrounds and Stakes
Analysis of key battlegrounds and stakes in England's 2026 local elections, including potential Labour losses and Reform/Green gains.
High Court Battle Over Man's Burial or Cremation
High Court dispute between girlfriend and mother over whether London rail worker should be buried or cremated.
Trump Says He Will Only Accept Midterm Results If 'Honest', Won't Rule Out Third Term
Trump says he will only accept 2026 midterm results if 'honest', won't rule out third term, and calls for federal election oversight without evidence.
Democrats Face Uphill Battle After Tennessee Defeat
Democrats face tough odds in Tennessee Senate race as Phil Bredesen tries to overcome Trump's popularity in a red state.
Nike's Phil Knight Backs Republican in Oregon Governor Race
Nike founder Phil Knight backs Republican Christine Drazan for Oregon governor, opposing Democrat Tina Kotek in a race that could flip the state.
Trump Fuels Succession Debate Between Vance and Rubio
Trump fuels debate over potential 2028 successor between VP JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, sparking discussions within Republican circles.
Three Ways To Keep Reform UK Out Of Power And Why It Matters
Reform UK's success is not inevitable; three ways to exploit its weaknesses include a revived centre right, scrutiny of local governance, and exposure of its populist contradictions.
Hanson Billed £16,000 for Flights She Called Free
Pauline Hanson claimed £16,000 in taxpayer-funded charter flights after a trip she said was free, using Gina Rinehart's plane.
Labour Delays Mayoral Elections Amid Accusations of 'Cancelling Democracy'
UK government postpones four mayoral elections to 2028, sparking accusations of 'cancelling democracy' from opposition parties.
Italy Votes to Become a Republic in Historic Referendum
Italy voted to become a republic in a 1946 referendum, ending the monarchy with 12.2 million votes for a republic against 10.4 million for the monarchy.
Rupert Lowe Launches Great Yarmouth First Party, Eyes National Movement
Rupert Lowe launches Great Yarmouth First party, backed by Elon Musk, aiming to challenge Reform UK with mass deportation pledges and far-right support.
Labour Faces Wipeout in London as Housing Crisis Fuels Voter Anger
Labour faces historic losses in London local elections as housing failures and policy decisions drive voters to the Greens.
Labour Urges Farage to Condemn Reform Candidates' Remarks
Labour demands Nigel Farage sack two Reform candidates over offensive posts, as Restore Britain accepts donation from activist calling for 'another Hitler'.
Voting Rights Act ruling is 'red meat' to southern Republicans, says Black lawmaker targeted by gerr
Bennie Thompson says Supreme Court Voting Rights Act ruling emboldens southern Republicans to redraw his district, threatening Black representation.
What Is Voter Certification – The Process Trump Targeted in 2020?
Explanation of voter certification process in US elections, targeted by Trump in 2020, and its implications for 2024.
Burnham Vows Council Tax Overhaul Amid Soaring Bill Fears
Andy Burnham pledges council tax overhaul, aiming to save households up to £950 amid soaring bills.
Reform UK voters more diverse than stereotypes suggest, major survey finds
A major survey of 11,000 Reform UK voters by Hope Not Hate reveals unexpected diversity in priorities, challenging stereotypes on immigration and policy views.
Cape Verde Blue Sharks Ready For World Cup Debut
Cape Verde make their World Cup debut in Group H against Spain, Uruguay and Saudi Arabia, led by coach Bubista and captain Ryan Mendes.
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