Noem Blames Democrats for World Cup Funding Delay
US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem attributes the holdup of $625 million in World Cup security grants to the partial government shutdown, sparking a political clash with Democrats.
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Judge Denies Bid to Block Trump's White House Ballroom Project
A federal judge has dismissed a preservation group's lawsuit to stop the $400 million White House ballroom but allowed for a revised challenge under a different legal theory.
Morning Mail Friday: Australian News Updates and Analysis (26.02.2026)
A comprehensive roundup of the latest news from Australia, covering political shifts, economic trends, and social issues impacting the nation this Friday.
Hillary Clinton Denies Epstein Knowledge in Congress Hearing
Hillary Clinton testified she had no awareness of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities during a Congressional deposition, while Bill Clinton prepares to become the first former president forced to give evidence before Congress.
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Mamdani's Unannounced Trip to Washington for Trump Meeting
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is meeting Donald Trump in Washington on Thursday, an unannounced trip confirmed by officials. This follows Trump's recent praise of Mamdani as a 'nice guy' during his State of the Union address.
EU Fraud Probe for Mandelson After Epstein Files Release
The European Commission has asked its anti-fraud agency to investigate Lord Mandelson's time as trade commissioner, following his arrest and the release of Epstein files.
House Oversight Chair Eyes Lutnick Deposition in Epstein Probe
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer suggests Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick may be compelled to testify about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, following revelations he lied about visiting Epstein's island.
Clinton Epstein Testimony Disrupted by MAGA Leak
Hillary Clinton's evidence to the Jeffrey Epstein probe was thrown into chaos after a Republican leaked a photo to a MAGA influencer, prompting accusations of a political stunt.
Clinton Accuses GOP of Trump Cover-Up in Epstein Hearing
Hillary Clinton accused Republicans of shielding Donald Trump during her Jeffrey Epstein deposition, citing Elon Musk's emails about 'wildest party' on Epstein's island. The closed-door session was halted after a photo leak.
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EU Anti-Fraud Agency Probes Mandelson After Epstein Files
The European Commission has asked Olaf to investigate Lord Peter Mandelson's time as trade commissioner following the release of Epstein documents, amid UK police inquiries.
Miller's X Spat with Podcaster Over Trump Address Reaction
White House adviser Stephen Miller accused podcaster Jon Favreau of being a 'textbook sociopath' during a lengthy online argument about Democratic protests during Trump's State of the Union address.
Tulip Siddiq Faces Interpol Red Notice Over Bangladesh Charges
Former Labour minister Tulip Siddiq could become the first British MP to receive an Interpol red notice after Bangladesh courts requested her arrest on corruption allegations.
Starmer Has No Veto Over Mandelson Papers, ISC Says
Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee asserts exclusive authority over releasing documents related to Lord Mandelson's appointment as ambassador, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer unable to overrule their decisions.
Ramirez Calls for Noem's Resignation Over ICE Conduct
Democratic Congresswoman Delia Ramirez confronted DHS Secretary Kristi Noem in a combative private meeting, accusing her of lying about ICE violations and demanding her resignation amid a government shutdown.
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De Niro Slams Trump in New Video Statement
Actor Robert De Niro has released a video strongly criticising former President Donald Trump, highlighting concerns over his political influence and rhetoric.
Reform UK's Baby Policies Criticised Amid UK Birthrate Decline
Polly Toynbee critiques Reform UK's proposals to address falling birthrates, arguing their policies would harm women's rights and fail to support mothers effectively.
MPs Condemn Trump Admin Hosting of Tommy Robinson
British MPs have strongly condemned the Trump administration's hosting of far-right activist Tommy Robinson in Washington DC, calling for the US to be included in a probe into foreign interference in UK politics.
Assisted Dying Bill Blocked in Lords, Sparks Sabotage Claims
Legislation allowing assisted dying for terminally ill patients is likely to fail after House of Lords opponents tabled hundreds of amendments, delaying a vote. Campaigners accuse peers of sabotage as time runs out in the parliamentary session.
Plaid Cymru's Rise: Welsh Politics on Brink of Revolution
Plaid Cymru's surge in Wales challenges Labour's century-long dominance, driven by voter disillusionment with Westminster and Cardiff, with May's election poised to redefine the political landscape.
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Corbyn Wins Your Party Leadership as Infighting Persists
Jeremy Corbyn has been elected as the de facto leader of Your Party, but the left-wing group faces a steep challenge to unite and gain electoral traction after months of internal conflicts.
DOJ Reviews Missing Trump Pages in Epstein Files
The Justice Department is reviewing documents omitted from its public release of Jeffrey Epstein files, including FBI memos with unverified allegations against Donald Trump. House Democrats have launched a parallel investigation.
US Bill Seeks 100% Tax on Athletes Representing Adversaries
Republican Congressman Andy Ogles introduces legislation to tax foreign income of US athletes competing for China, Russia, Iran, or North Korea, following backlash against skier Eileen Gu.
Rantzen Accuses Lords of Sabotaging Assisted Dying Bill
Dame Esther Rantzen has accused peers of 'blatant sabotage' as the assisted dying Bill looks set to fail due to over 1,000 amendments tabled by opponents.
Starmer Cannot Block Mandelson Document Release
The government confirms Prime Minister Keir Starmer cannot prevent publication of sensitive documents about Lord Mandelson's appointment as ambassador to Washington.
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Clinton Deposition Halted Over Boebert's Leaked Photo
Hillary Clinton's House Oversight Committee deposition was paused after Rep. Lauren Boebert sent a photo of the closed-door proceeding to conservative influencer Benny Johnson, violating committee rules.
Mayor Mamdani to Meet Trump After State of the Union Snow Removal Barb
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani will meet President Donald Trump at the White House today, following Trump's critical remarks about him during the State of the Union speech.
FBI Spied on Trump Aide via Attorney's Consent: Report
FBI officials allege Susie Wiles' attorney permitted Biden administration surveillance of their 2023 call without her knowledge during Trump investigations.
Denmark PM Calls Snap Election After Greenland Crisis
Denmark's Prime Minister has announced a snap election following a surge in support over the Greenland crisis, as global tensions rise with Russia and the US.
Trump's SOTU YouTube Hit Amid TV Audience Drop
President Trump's State of the Union speech drew 5 million YouTube views, beating major networks, but traditional TV viewership fell 12% year-over-year.
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Danish PM Calls Early Election for 'Greenland Bounce'
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announces an early election on 24 March, aiming to capitalise on improved poll ratings after standing against Donald Trump's Arctic claims.
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