Trump's $490M border wall contract sparks outrage
Former President Donald Trump's administration awarded a staggering $490 million contract for border wall construction at Fort Bliss, raising ethical and financial concerns.
Category : Politics
Trump and Massie fundraise amid Epstein files fallout
Donald Trump and Republican congressman Thomas Massie co-hosted a fundraiser as new Epstein documents stir controversy. Discover the political implications.
Canada MP wants MAGA-linked concert cancelled
A Canadian Liberal lawmaker is demanding the cancellation of a concert by Christian singer Sean Feucht, citing his pro-MAGA political stance as 'divisive' and 'harmful'.
Dodds Urges UK Action on Gaza Crisis
Shadow Women and Equalities Minister Anneliese Dodds urges the UK government to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, calling for immediate action and transparency.
MPs demand local control of council tax
Cross-party MPs are urging the government to grant local authorities full autonomy over council tax rates, arguing it would empower communities and improve public services.
Ancient naval base discovered in Orkney
Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkably preserved 18th-century Royal Navy base in Orkney, shedding new light on Britain's maritime history.
Rayner under fire over council house sale details
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner is under fire for the sale of her former council house, as political rivals question the details of the transaction.
Oregon gun ruling sparks national debate
A recent Oregon court decision has reignited discussions on gun control, with implications echoing beyond state borders.
UN Chief Condemns Gaza, Ukraine, and Pakistan Conflicts
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has issued a stark warning over escalating global conflicts, including Gaza, Ukraine, and political unrest in Pakistan, while also addressing Donald Trump's legal battles.
Trump's Hamas comments draw State Department rebuke
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after suggesting Hamas should be given 'a chance' to govern Gaza, drawing sharp criticism from the State Department.
Obama breaks silence on Trump presidency
Former US President Barack Obama has publicly commented on Donald Trump's recent actions, marking a significant moment in political discourse.
Cleverly and Badenoch clash over Labour policies
Home Secretary James Cleverly and Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch engage in a heated exchange over Labour's economic and immigration plans, revealing deep divisions within the Conservative Party.
Toxic spray prank at Bunnings sparks safety concerns
A dangerous prank involving toxic spray at a Bunnings store in Northam, Western Australia, has raised alarms over public safety and retail security.
Rayner faces heat over two-bed government flat claim
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner faces scrutiny over housing arrangements, reportedly using two bedrooms in a taxpayer-funded flat while her husband lived separately.
Council Tax Slammed as 'Unfair and Regressive'
Experts and campaigners argue that the current council tax system disproportionately burdens lower-income households, demanding a complete overhaul to make it fairer.
Ukraine protests erupt over Zelensky's anti-corruption bill
Thousands take to the streets across Ukraine as President Zelensky signs a divisive anti-corruption bill, sparking nationwide unrest and political tension.
Lawmaker mocked for fake Powell resignation blunder
A US Republican congressman faced ridicule after sharing a fabricated resignation letter from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, sparking widespread mockery online.
Starmer and Wiegman lead UK delegation to Geneva
Labour leader Keir Starmer and England women's football manager Sarina Wiegman join forces in Geneva for high-profile discussions on international collaboration.
Sydney jetski crash kills teen, severs another's arm
A horrific jetski collision in Sydney has resulted in the death of a teenage boy and left another with a severed arm, sparking safety concerns.
Student, 19, mysteriously vanishes in Westminster
A 19-year-old university student has mysteriously disappeared in Westminster, leaving friends and family desperate for answers as police ramp up their search efforts.
Lords block foreign investment limits for UK papers
The House of Lords has rejected a government proposal to limit foreign ownership of British newspapers, sparking debate over press freedom and national security.
Leavitt dismantles immigration excuses, demands action
Republican congressional candidate Karoline Leavitt dismantles common immigration excuses, calling for immediate action to secure US borders and protect national security.
Ted Cruz calls for probe after military helicopter crash
Senator Ted Cruz demands answers after a military helicopter crashes into the Potomac River near Washington, calling for a thorough investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board.
Massachusetts Governor faces backlash over controversial remarks
Massachusetts Governor Tony Evers has sparked outrage after making divisive remarks during a public event in Boston. Critics demand accountability as tensions rise.
ICE Agents in NYC: Shocking Trump-Era Footage Revealed
Newly released videos show ICE agents in New York carrying out controversial operations under Trump’s administration, sparking fresh debates on immigration policies.
AFP calls for evacuation of Gaza freelancers
The AFP news agency has called on Israel to allow the evacuation of its freelance contributors in Gaza, citing safety concerns amid escalating conflict.
Obama fires back at Trump over Russia hoax claims
Former President Barack Obama delivers a sharp response to Donald Trump's threats of criminal prosecution regarding the alleged Russia collusion hoax, reigniting political tensions.
Zelenskyy weakens anti-corruption bodies amid protests
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has approved a bill reducing the powers of anti-corruption agencies, sparking widespread protests and international concern.
UK May Ban Migrant Workers from Food Delivery Apps
The Home Office is reviewing proposals to prevent migrants on work visas from working for food delivery platforms, sparking debate over gig economy rights and immigration policy.
Delivery firms illegally employing asylum seekers
The Home Office faces criticism after reports reveal delivery firms illegally employing asylum seekers housed in taxpayer-funded hotels, sparking calls for urgent reform.
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