Charlie Kirk Murder Triggers Calls for Investigations into Left-Wing Groups
Trump and allies push investigations into left-wing groups after Charlie Kirk's murder, sparking McCarthy-era comparisons.
Category : Lobbying
Trump Pushes for Name on New £3bn Washington NFL Stadium
Trump reportedly wants new NFL stadium in Washington named after him, leveraging government approvals.
Barnaby Joyce rallies anti-abortion activists ahead of tight NSW vote
Barnaby Joyce rallies anti-abortion activists in Sydney, urging Nationals MPs to support a bill criminalising sex-selective abortions ahead of a tight NSW vote.
Two Lords Suspended in Lobbying Scandal
Two peers suspended from House of Lords for breaking lobbying rules, caught in undercover Guardian footage.
Spielberg's Close Encounters and Disclosure Day: A Conspiracy Theory Connection
Spielberg's Close Encounters and new film Disclosure Day share themes of government UFO secrecy, resonating with modern UAP debates.
CBS News Radio Ends Nearly a Century of Broadcasting with Murrow Sign-Off
CBS News Radio ends after nearly a century, closing with Edward R. Murrow's sign-off and sparking criticism over budget cuts.
EU Under Fire for Hosting Taliban Delegation in Brussels
Rights campaigners and MEPs warn that EU-Taliban talks risk normalising a regime that has banned girls from school and erased women from public life, with two leaders accused of crimes against humanity.
Erika Kirk Appointed CEO of Turning Point USA Following Husband's Death
Erika Kirk appointed CEO of Turning Point USA after husband Charlie Kirk's death; memorial set for 21 September with Trump expected.
Trump Airport Branding Deal Opens New Route to Profit for Family
Trump secures licensing and merchandising rights at renamed Florida airport, analysts predict millions in profit for his family.
Microsoft Israel Chief Steps Down After Probe into Military Surveillance Dealings
Microsoft Israel's general manager steps down after inquiry into dealings with Israeli military over mass surveillance of Palestinian calls.
Andy Burnham Faces Hypocrisy Accusations Over £17,000 in Freebies
Andy Burnham faces hypocrisy accusations after claiming £17,000 in freebies and owning a London rental flat while criticising housing issues.
Mandelson’s Palantir Links Must Be Exposed, Campaigners Warn
Campaigners demand transparency over Peter Mandelson's links to Palantir amid concerns he may have leaked sensitive information beyond Epstein emails.
Farage Settles Legal Dispute with NatWest Over Debanking
Nigel Farage settles dispute with NatWest over closure of his Coutts account, after political views cited as reason.
Aipac Covert Funding Tested In Illinois Primaries
Aipac funnelled $13.7m into Illinois primaries via Super Pacs, testing if its pro-Israel money has become toxic amid shifting Democratic voter sympathies.
Senator's wife accuses late assistant of massive theft in new lawsuit
Nancy Bass Wyden sues late assistant Brandon O’Brien for alleged embezzlement, theft of rare books and heirlooms, amid counterclaims of homophobic abuse.
White House Summons Big Tech Chiefs Over AI Risks
White House tells Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI chiefs they have a moral duty to ensure AI safety, hinting at possible new regulations.
Lobbyist Accused of Investigating Guardian Reporter in Thinktank Probe
Lobbyist Tom Harper accused of investigating Guardian reporter Henry Dyer amid Labour Together thinktank probe.
Tory chair accepted £2k hospitality from asylum property developer
Tory chair Kevin Hollinrake accepted £2k hospitality from Living Redefined, which converts homes into HMOs for asylum seekers.
Linda McMahon and Brooke Rollins’ Bid for Chief of Staff Thwarted by Vance Call, Book Claims
Linda McMahon and Brooke Rollins’ bid to become Trump’s chief of staff was thwarted by a Vance call, according to a new book by Jonathan Karl.
PR Firm Portland Accused of Secret Wikipedia Edits for Clients
Portland Communications accused of secret Wikipedia edits for clients like Qatar, violating rules, per TBIJ investigation.
Army Failed Teen Soldier After Queens Funeral Inquest Rules
Inquest rules teen soldier's death misadventure after escorting Queen's coffin, citing impossible working environment.
Ex Labour Chief Powell Investigated Over China Links
Jonathan Powell faces MPs over his role in the collapse of a Chinese spying trial against two Britons, amid questions about government interference.
Antisemitism Envoy Hired Former Morrison Adviser on £100k No-Tender Contract
Australia's antisemitism envoy hired ex-Morrison adviser on $200k no-tender contract, sparking Senate grilling over procurement rules.
D-Day Hero Jim Justice Receives Final Salute from Strangers After Funeral Appeal
Strangers answered a call to honour D-Day hero Rifleman Jim Justice, who died days before his 100th birthday, with a guard of honour at his funeral.
Labour Accuses Tories of 'Cash for Access Culture' Over Lords Peerages
Labour accuses Tories of cash-for-access culture after reports donors given Lords seats; Starmer writes to appointments commission over Owen Paterson peerage.
Slash and Burn: Is Private Equity Out of Control?
Private equity's vast reach and controversial practices, including unnecessary child root canals, are scrutinised as the industry faces growing criticism.
Lord Dannatt Suspended For House Of Lords Lobbying
Lord Dannatt and Lord Evans suspended from House of Lords for breaking lobbying rules after undercover Guardian investigation.
Global Counsel Calls in Administrators, Blaming Peter Mandelson ‘Maelstrom’
Global Counsel collapses into administration over Peter Mandelson's Epstein ties, losing major clients like Barclays and Tesco.
Record Number of Trophy Hunting Firms Attend UK Show Amid Calls for Ban
Record number of trophy hunting firms selling trips to kill endangered species attend UK show amid calls for ban.
Mandelson’s lobbying firm Global Counsel went bust owing £4.6m, report says
Peter Mandelson's former consultancy Global Counsel went bust owing £4.6m, including £645,789 to HMRC, after losing accounts over Epstein links.
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