Shapiro and Vance unite for Pennsylvania's 'Big and Beautiful' bill
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Senator JD Vance collaborate on a groundbreaking bill aimed at revitalising infrastructure and boosting the state's economy.
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Deja Foxx’s AOC Comments Ignite Political Firestorm
Political commentator Deja Foxx has ignited a firestorm with her inflammatory remarks comparing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to controversial figures. Critics slam the comments as divisive and unfounded.
Trump tells Starmer to 'focus on Scotland' in election
Former US President Donald Trump has called on UK Labour leader Keir Starmer to prioritise Scotland, referencing his own business interests in Aberdeen. The remarks come as Starmer campaigns ahead of the general election.
Mother Jones journalist slammed for remarks on JD Vance's kids
A Mother Jones journalist has ignited a firestorm after making insensitive comments about JD Vance's children, prompting widespread backlash and calls for accountability.
Macron compares National Rally to Nazi collaborators
French President Emmanuel Macron has launched a scathing attack on Marine Le Pen's National Rally, likening the far-right party to Nazi collaborators during World War II. The explosive remarks come amid rising political tensions ahead of crucial European
Ex-Chancellor slams MPs over financial illiteracy
Former Chancellor David Bailey has launched a blistering attack on MPs, accusing them of dangerous financial ignorance while making critical economic decisions.
8 Most Unhinged Moments from Trump's Latest Rally
From wild accusations to shocking statements, Donald Trump's recent rally was packed with jaw-dropping moments. Here are the eight most unhinged highlights.
Ministers slammed for 'get it done' attitude amid public fury
Government ministers face backlash over dismissive remarks on public concerns, sparking outrage among citizens and opposition leaders.
Biden's autopen signature sparks controversy
US President Joe Biden's use of an autopen to sign a bill has drawn criticism from Republicans, raising questions about the legality and transparency of digital signatures in government.
Why the left must learn to laugh again
Political commentator argues that the left must reclaim humour to connect with voters and counter right-wing rhetoric effectively.
Starmer: 'I missed parents' evenings for Westminster votes'
Labour leader Keir Starmer opens up about balancing fatherhood with politics, admitting he skipped school events for Westminster duties – sparking a debate on modern parenting pressures.
Coutinho: Miliband dodging energy policy scrutiny
Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho has slammed Labour's Ed Miliband for allegedly avoiding scrutiny in the Commons over his party's green energy plans.
Mirror's Daily Digest: The Real Story
Discover the surprising truth behind the Mirror's Daily Digest and why it's making headlines across the UK.
White House lockdown after security breach
The White House was placed on temporary lockdown after an unauthorised individual breached security near the South Lawn. Secret Service swiftly contained the situation.
Zohran Mamdani's father linked to bombers—career impact?
New York politician Zohran Mamdani faces scrutiny over his father's alleged ties to suicide bombers. Discover how his family history impacts his career.
Badenoch faces Tory backlash over two-child benefit cap
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch sparks controversy by defending the two-child benefit cap, as internal Tory dissent grows over its impact on poverty.
Labour redefines 'working people' in tax policy
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has sparked debate by redefining 'working people' in Labour's tax policy. Discover how this could reshape economic fairness.
Tim Davie: I'm the right leader for BBC
BBC Director-General Tim Davie defends his leadership, insisting he is the best person to guide the broadcaster through turbulent times.
Union leaders protest Palestine crisis in open letter
Prominent union leaders across the UK have penned an open letter urging immediate government intervention in the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Palestine.
MP slams DWP over 'heartless' benefits cuts
A Labour MP has accused the Department for Work and Pensions of 'deliberately' cutting benefits for vulnerable claimants, leaving many struggling to survive.
Kash Patel: Lie Detector Test for FBI Role?
Former Trump ally Kash Patel claims he’s the right man to run the FBI and is willing to take a polygraph to prove it. But critics question his controversial past and political ties.
DWP scraps Universal Credit work requirements
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced the removal of work-search requirements for certain Universal Credit claimants, marking a significant change in welfare policy.
BBC boss faces backlash over Torode's Israel post
BBC director-general Tim Davie is under fire after MasterChef judge John Torode shared a pro-Israel post on Instagram, sparking accusations of bias amid the Gaza conflict.
Maharashtra faces backlash over Hindi language imposition
Political tensions rise in Maharashtra as the state government faces backlash over alleged Hindi language imposition, reigniting linguistic diversity debates.
Reeves slams govt over OBR scrutiny block
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves accuses the government of undermining economic credibility by blocking the OBR from reviewing Labour's manifesto pledges.
Priest slams 'entitled' parishioners in fiery sermon
A Catholic priest has caused controversy after criticising his congregation for being 'entitled' and demanding during a blunt Sunday sermon.
BBC's Tim Davie Faces Ofcom Scrutiny Over Gaza Coverage
BBC's Tim Davie under fire as Ofcom reviews complaints about impartiality in Gaza conflict reporting. Critics demand accountability.
James Cleverly eyes London Mayor bid
Home Secretary James Cleverly is reportedly considering a run for London Mayor, sparking debates within the Conservative Party as Rishi Sunak faces leadership challenges.
Meloni reveals childhood homelessness in memoir
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni opens up about her challenging childhood, including periods of homelessness, in her revealing new memoir.
BBC accused of bias in Gaza conflict coverage
The BBC faces mounting criticism over its coverage of the Gaza conflict, with accusations of bias alienating viewers from all sides. Is the broadcaster losing its reputation for impartiality?
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