Tennessee Bill Proposes Death Penalty for Abortion
Tennessee Republicans have introduced House Bill 570, which would allow prosecutors to seek the death penalty against women who obtain abortions, classifying the procedure as fetal homicide.
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Rubio Munich Speech Fuels 2028 White House Buzz
Secretary of State Marco Rubio's foreign policy address in Munich has ignited Washington whispers about his presidential prospects, drawing praise from Trump and dividing Republican factions.
Guardian Letters: Racism, Sleep, and Political Satire Debated
Readers respond to topics from Kenneth Williams' racist attitudes to cognitive shuffling for sleep, free art in Edinburgh, and satirical political parties, highlighting diverse public opinions.
Farage Oversees Yusuf's Hardline Immigration Speech
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf delivered a controversial immigration speech in Dover, calling for mass deportations and radical policies, while Nigel Farage maintained tight control over the event.
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Ethics Watchdog Investigates Minister Over Think Tank Allegations
The Prime Minister's ethics adviser will investigate Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons after allegations a think tank he led paid for probes into journalists. Labour Together reportedly spent £36,000 investigating reporters who covered donation irregula
Newsom Fires Back at Hannity in Racism Row Over Dyslexia
California Governor Gavin Newsom has launched a profanity-laced attack on Fox News host Sean Hannity after being accused of racism for discussing his lifelong struggle with dyslexia and low SAT scores.
Reform UK to Face Down Outrage Over Mass Deportation Strategy
Reform UK's home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf declares the party will not flinch in implementing mass deportations, despite criticism from charities and opposition parties labeling the plans 'sadistic' and economically damaging.
Lord Mandelson Arrested for Misconduct in Public Office
Former US ambassador Lord Peter Mandelson arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, linked to sharing confidential information with Jeffrey Epstein. The arrest coincides with government updates on document releases and Prime Minister Starmer's
Ethics Watchdog to Probe Minister Over Think Tank Allegations
The Prime Minister's ethics adviser will investigate Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons after allegations a think tank he led paid for probes into journalists' backgrounds.
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Democrats Push for $175bn Tariff Refunds Post-Supreme Court
Senate Democrats unveil a bill requiring Customs and Border Protection to refund $175 billion in tariffs deemed illegal by the Supreme Court, targeting small businesses and importers.
Trump Questions Longevity After Assassination Attempts
Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about his lifespan, citing numerous attempts on his life, following a recent security breach at Mar-a-Lago.
Martin Lewis Apologises for Gatecrashing Badenoch Interview
Money saving expert Martin Lewis apologised after interrupting Kemi Badenoch's Good Morning Britain interview to debate student loan reforms, sparking a feisty exchange on live TV.
Trump's Fifth State of the Union: Historic Speech Amid Global Crises
Donald Trump delivers his historic fifth State of the Union address amid escalating global tensions with Iran, Mexican cartel violence, and looming midterm elections. The Daily Mail partners with 2WAY for live analysis.
Trump Slams Supreme Court Over Tariff and Birthright Citizenship
Former President Donald Trump lashes out at the Supreme Court after it struck down his tariff plan, expressing fears it will also rule against his birthright citizenship order, potentially benefiting China.
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Labour's Josh Simons Criticises Journalist on Starmer Coverage
Labour Together director Josh Simons has publicly criticised a journalist for their reporting on Keir Starmer, highlighting tensions over media portrayal of the Labour leader.
Starmer's Ethics Watchdog Probes Minister Over Journalist Targeting
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's ethics watchdog will investigate Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons over allegations a Labour think tank he ran probed critical journalists.
Zakaria Criticizes Blue Cities Over Spending and Affordability
CNN host Fareed Zakaria has launched a scathing critique of Democrat-led cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, accusing them of overspending while failing to address core issues like homelessness and housing affordability.
Farage Defends Reform's Christian Values Amid Bishop Criticism
Nigel Farage dismissed accusations of hypocrisy when questioned about Reform UK's Christian rhetoric conflicting with church leaders' opposition to their immigration policies.
Trump's 2026 State of the Union: How to Watch Live
President Donald Trump will deliver his first State of the Union address of his second term on February 24, 2026, at 9 p.m. EST, with Governor Abigail Spanberger providing the Democratic rebuttal.
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Minister Faces Questions Over False Journalist Hack Allegations
Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons is under fire for falsely linking journalists to an Electoral Commission hack and Russian propaganda, raising concerns over his statements and actions.
Newsom Faces Fury Over Dyslexia Comments to Black Voters
California Governor Gavin Newsom sparks controversy after discussing his dyslexia and low SAT scores at an Atlanta event, with critics accusing him of pandering to black voters.
Starmer Launches Probe into Minister Over Journalist Allegations
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has ordered an investigation into Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons for falsely linking journalists to pro-Russian networks, amid a growing ethics scandal.
Starmer Backs Minister Over Journalist 'Smear' Allegations
Prime Minister Keir Starmer maintains confidence in Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons as MPs call for an independent inquiry into alleged smear tactics against journalists.
Ramadan Restores Shared Time in a Fragmented World
In an era of solitary meals and customised schedules, Ramadan offers a countercultural rhythm of synchronised fasting and communal iftar, creating collective effervescence through shared hunger and relief.
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Scottish Labour Demands Probe into Lord Advocate's Code Conduct
Scottish Labour has formally requested an investigation into whether Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC breached the ministerial code by sharing prosecution details about Peter Murrell with First Minister John Swinney weeks before public disclosure.
Martin Lewis Apologises for Interrupting Kemi Badenoch on GMB
Martin Lewis has issued a public apology after gatecrashing Kemi Badenoch's interview on Good Morning Britain to discuss student loans, calling the repayment threshold a critical financial issue.
Trump Attacks Supreme Court Over Birthright Citizenship
Donald Trump has launched a fresh tirade against the US Supreme Court on Truth Social, criticising justices as 'incompetent' and warning them against upholding birthright citizenship ahead of a key hearing.
Starmer Breaks Silence on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrest
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's spokesman says the government is 'not ruling anything out' after Australia backs a bid to strip Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession.
Australian PM Supports Removing Andrew from Royal Succession
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has written to UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, stating his government would support any proposal to remove Prince Andrew from the royal line of succession following his arrest on misconduct allegations.
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Westminster Weighs Judge Inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
MPs across parties are pushing for a judge-led inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's alleged leaks to Jeffrey Epstein while serving as trade envoy, with calls for royal transparency and succession changes.
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