Albanese minister grilled over 37-day delay on extremist phrase
Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth faced intense questioning about why Prime Minister Anthony Albanese took 37 days to describe the Bondi Beach attack as 'radical Islamic extremism'.
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MAGA Baby Boom: JD Vance and Usha Vance Expecting Fourth Child
Vice President JD Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance announce they are expecting their fourth child, a boy, in late July, sparking excitement among MAGA supporters who note a recent wave of pregnancies in Trump-aligned circles.
Flynn Ally Becomes SNP's Top Spin Doctor Pre-Election
Ruairidh MacKenzie, a senior adviser to SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn, has been appointed as the party's new head of communications and research, replacing Fraser MacDonald.
Trump on ICE Shooting: 'Felt Horribly', Claims Father Was Fan
Former President Donald Trump says he 'felt horribly' about the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minnesota while claiming her father was a supporter, despite previously labelling her a 'professional agitator'.
Bannon: No Resistance to Trump's Second Term
Former Trump strategist Steve Bannon claims the president faces minimal opposition as he pursues a maximalist strategy, citing shifting norms and lack of public pushback.
Trump's Bizarre Low-Energy Press Conference Puzzling
President Donald Trump's first anniversary press conference featured uncharacteristic low energy and rambling claims, leaving journalists questioning his usual fiery persona.
Trump Jokes About 'Gulf of Trump' Name Change in Briefing
President Donald Trump humorously suggested renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the 'Gulf of Trump' during a lengthy press briefing, where he listed 365 accomplishments from his second term's first year.
Hate Speech Laws Pass Senate After Bondi Attack
Labor's hate speech legislation clears the Senate in a rushed vote following the Bondi terror incident, as Nationals break ranks with Liberals to oppose the measures.
DoJ Subpoenas Minnesota Democrats Over ICE Impediment Probe
The US Justice Department has issued subpoenas to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, and other Democratic officials as part of an investigation into alleged obstruction of federal immigration enforcement efforts.
Badenoch Approval Tops Farage After Jenrick Sacking
Kemi Badenoch's approval rating has overtaken Nigel Farage's for the first time in over a year following her decisive sacking of Robert Jenrick, who defected to Reform UK.
DOJ Subpoenas Minnesota Officials Over ICE Operation
Federal grand jury subpoenas target Governor Tim Walz, Mayors Jacob Frey and Kaohly Her, and prosecutors Keith Ellison and Mary Moriarty, investigating obstruction of Trump's immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota.
Payphones Bridge US Political Divide Between Cities
An innovative neuroscience project installs payphones in San Francisco and Abilene, Texas, enabling direct conversations between Democrats and Republicans to foster understanding across ideological lines.
Trump's Anniversary Briefing with 'Accomplishments' Book
President Donald Trump made a rare White House press briefing appearance to mark one year since returning to office, showcasing a book of achievements before discarding it.
Cartoon Satirises Starmer's Trump Social Media Ban
A new cartoon by Ella Baron critiques Keir Starmer's hypothetical social media ban on Donald Trump, highlighting political tensions and free speech debates in the UK.
Strictly's Thomas Skinner Joins Reform UK Party
Businessman and TV personality Thomas Skinner has officially joined Reform UK, endorsing Nigel Farage and criticising career politicians in a significant political move.
Letlow Launches Trump-Backed Senate Bid Against Cassidy
Louisiana congresswoman Julia Letlow announces Senate primary challenge against incumbent Bill Cassidy, backed by Donald Trump's endorsement.
Le Pen's Appeal and France's Far Right Rise
Marine Le Pen's appeal against a conviction could shape the 2027 French presidential race, as her National Rally party gains mainstream traction despite legal troubles.
Nandy 'Minded to Intervene' in Telegraph Sale to Daily Mail Owner
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has indicated she is 'minded to intervene' in the proposed £500 million takeover of The Telegraph by Daily Mail and General Trust, citing public interest concerns about media plurality and competition.
Prosecutor's Aide in Anti-ICE Church Protest
Jamael Lundy, an aide to Hennepin County prosecutor Mary Moriarty, participated in a protest that disrupted a Sunday church service in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Trump's Secret White House Bunker Renovation Plan Exposed
Donald Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project reportedly conceals classified renovations to the presidential bunker, with officials citing national security concerns.
NJ Governor Sherrill Blasts Trump in Inauguration Speech
Democrat Mikie Sherrill, inaugurated as New Jersey's 57th governor, criticised former President Trump for 'illegally usurping power' and signed executive orders freezing utility rates.
Orwell's 1984 Superstates Mirror Today's Geopolitics
A reader draws parallels between George Orwell's three superstates in Nineteen Eighty-Four and contemporary spheres of influence, sparking debate on social media, AI, and regional identity in the UK.
Badenoch More Popular Than Farage After Jenrick Sacking
A new poll reveals Kemi Badenoch's approval rating has overtaken Nigel Farage's for the first time in over a year, following her decisive sacking of Robert Jenrick.
Reeves: Starmer Leadership Challenge Would Be 'Stupid Idea'
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has firmly rejected speculation about a potential Labour leadership challenge against Keir Starmer, calling it a 'stupid idea' during her appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Hannity Calls $100K Per Greenlander a 'No-Brainer'
Sean Hannity supports paying Greenland's 56,000 residents $100,000 each in a potential US acquisition deal, calling it a strategic move to develop Arctic resources.
Trump Letter to Norway Triggers 25th Amendment Demands
A leading physician who treated Dick Cheney urges investigation into Donald Trump's mental fitness after his extraordinary letter to Norway's PM, prompting renewed 25th Amendment discussions.
Olympic Swimmer Sharron Davies Joins House of Lords
Former Olympic silver medallist Sharron Davies has been sworn into the House of Lords as a Conservative life peer, nominated by Kemi Badenoch. The prominent campaigner on women's sports issues takes the title Baroness Davies of Devonport.
Nandy to Refer Daily Mail's Telegraph Takeover to Regulator
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy is set to intervene in the £500m takeover of the Telegraph by Daily Mail & General Trust, referring it to Ofcom and the CMA for scrutiny on media plurality and competition.
Reeves Rules Out More Tax Hikes Despite Fiscal Pressure
Chancellor Rachel Reeves reassures business leaders in Davos that no additional tax measures will be required to support public finances, despite emerging economic challenges.
Nandy 'Minded' to Investigate Daily Mail's Telegraph Takeover
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has indicated she is 'minded to intervene' in the £500 million acquisition of The Telegraph by Daily Mail and General Trust, citing concerns over media plurality and competition.
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