Trump clashes with interviewer over wind energy 'obsession'
Donald Trump was interrupted during a TV interview after criticizing wind energy, leading to a clash with Punchbowl News founder Jake Sherman.
Category : Liberties
Trump signs new orders targeting birthright citizenship
Trump signed two executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship and ban birth tourism, after the Supreme Court rejected his first attempt. The orders face legal challenges.
Farage by-election could cost taxpayers £250k
Nigel Farage's Clacton by-election could cost taxpayers around £250,000, with 34 candidates and a metre-long ballot paper. The Mirror asks if it's a waste of money.
White House Spider-Man ICE ad sparks backlash
The White House faces backlash for a Spider-Man themed Instagram ad promoting ICE, showing web capture of immigrants. Marvel hasn't responded.
Trump 'unwell' appearance sparks health fears
Sky News viewers expressed health concerns over Donald Trump's appearance during a live White House signing, with some suggesting dementia.
Nothing confirmed on Trump Ireland visit - Irish premier
Irish premier Micheál Martin says there is 'nothing confirmed' about Donald Trump's possible visit to Ireland next month, despite reports of a planned trip from September 12.
Lowe flounders over King Charles 'white British' question
Rupert Lowe refused to say if King Charles is a white Briton in a live BBC interview, drawing criticism after he dodged the question.
Clacton by-election breaks record for longest ballot paper
Clacton's by-election ballot paper, at 90cm, is the longest in UK history, with 34 candidates standing after Nigel Farage's resignation.
Reform pledges 'Deliveroo Law' to jail bosses of illegal worker firms
Reform UK proposes 'Deliveroo Law' to make CEOs criminally liable for illegal workers, with fines up to 10% of global revenue and jail time.
Kim Jong-un missing for two months amid North Korea silence
Kim Jong-un has not appeared in public for nearly two months, skipping major events and sparking speculation about his whereabouts and health.
Exiled Bangladeshi PM Vows Return Despite Execution Threat
Sheikh Hasina, exiled former PM of Bangladesh, vows to return despite execution threat from new government.
Ex-neo-Nazi Tory candidate Bonehill-Paine withdraws
Joshua Bonehill-Paine, a former neo-Nazi selected as Tory council candidate, has withdrawn from the race after pressure over his past actions.
EHRC warns councils over single-sex spaces legal action
Councils failing to protect single-sex spaces face legal action, warns EHRC chair Mary-Ann Stephenson, amid backlash over new guidance.
Ceuta crisis: Misinformation and policy turn enclave into flashpoint
Last week, 72,000 migrants crossed into Ceuta, but most returned within 24 hours. Misinformation and right-wing opportunism overshadowed the facts, as EU ministers downplayed the threat.
TSA Union Fights Trump Privatization Push at Airports
TSA workers' union opposes Gold+ program privatizing security at Tampa, Charleston, Des Moines airports, citing safety and job concerns.
Ceuta crisis exposes EU's hard-right shift on migration
Around 2,500 migrants remain in Ceuta after last week's border rush, exposing EU disunity and Spain's isolation in its humanitarian stance on migration.
New toilet rule in force in 13,000 UK locations from today
New statutory guidance on single-sex toilets and changing rooms came into force today, affecting nearly 13,000 toilets in Britain.
Lee Anderson slams migrant 'instruction manuals' in France
Lee Anderson rages over migrant 'instruction manuals' in France, accusing police and NGOs of complicity in Channel crossings.
Trump Health Fears Grow After Limping Footage
Fresh health concerns for President Trump after footage shows him limping and staggering off Marine One, following similar incidents earlier this year.
EHRC trans guidance in force despite MP backlash
The EHRC's updated code on trans rights takes effect in the UK today, despite opposition from over 160 MPs and trans groups, who call it a major setback.
Nick Ferrari grills Labour MP Jake Richards over migration
Nick Ferrari pressed Labour MP Jake Richards on migration arrests on LBC, leaving him stuttering as he avoided giving exact figures.
Trans group backs legal challenge to UK single-sex policy
The Good Law Project supports a legal challenge against the UK government's new EHRC code of practice, calling it transphobic and unlawful.
Burnham not considering Epstein public inquiry
Andy Burnham is not actively considering a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's UK activities, despite victims minister Alex Davies-Jones suggesting it was possible.
MPs back legal challenge to EHRC trans guidance
A legal challenge has been launched against new EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces, backed by Labour MPs, arguing it is transphobic and unlawful.
TalkTV cut off as guest slams Burnham's 'revolting' prison plan
TalkTV was interrupted for a breaking news update as a furious guest condemned Andy Burnham's early prison release scheme as 'revolting' live on air.
Children's letters to Burnham over barracks revealed
Children of Piddington wrote letters to Andy Burnham begging him to protect their childhoods as GB News highlights opposition to migrant housing plans.
Migrant tries to board Lee Anderson's bus after tirade
A migrant tried to board Lee Anderson's bus in France, becoming aggressive and swearing. Security blocked him, but he demanded passage to England, highlighting chaos in camps.
Iran president denies resignation threats over Hormuz talks
Masoud Pezeshkian rejects claims he repeatedly threatened to resign amid hardline opposition to US talks over the Strait of Hormuz.
Rubio: Progress in Hormuz Talks, Deal Soon
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reports progress in talks with Iran and Oman on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, but no final agreement yet.
Reform UK Slams France Over Navy Small Boat Plan
Reform UK condemned France's criticism of its plan to use the Royal Navy to intercept small boats, vowing not to tolerate French handling of crossings.
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