Wes Moore Criticised as 2028 Presidential Speculation Mounts
Maryland Governor Wes Moore, a rising Democratic star, is described as arrogant and out of touch by colleagues, complicating his potential 2028 presidential ambitions.
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Ash Wednesday Commences Lent: 40 Days of Prayer and Fasting
Ash Wednesday marks the solemn start of Lent, a 40-day Christian season of prayer, fasting and reflection leading to Easter. Learn about traditions, fasting rules and modern adaptations.
Kingsley Wilson: Trump's 'Nepo Baby' in War Department Rebrand
Kingsley Wilson, a 27-year-old former social media executive, has become the unlikely face of Trump's rebranded Department of War, rising through MAGA ranks with an unapologetically right-wing stance. Dubbed the Pentagon's answer to Karoline Leavitt, her
O'Neill Questioned Over China Engagement vs US Boycott
Northern Ireland's First Minister Michelle O'Neill defended her decision to skip White House St Patrick's Day events while engaging with China, facing Assembly scrutiny over perceived inconsistency.
Imran Khan's Doctor Cannot Verify Eyesight Improvement Report
Imran Khan's personal physician says he cannot confirm reports of improvement in the imprisoned former PM's eyesight as authorities deny him access to verify the medical assessment.
Guardian Journalist Chris Boffey Dies at 74
Chris Boffey, a revered journalist known for his news-breaking skills and mentorship of young reporters, has passed away. His career spanned major newspapers and a role in Whitehall.
Starmer Vows Fast Social Media Law, Under-16s Ban Uncertain
Prime Minister Keir Starmer commits to fast-tracking social media legislation within months, but clarifies a ban for under-16s is not definite, citing nuanced concerns from charities and youth.
Labour's U-Turn Catalogue: From Tractor Tax to Digital IDs
Keir Starmer's government faces scrutiny over multiple policy reversals, including abandoned local election delays, digital ID plans, and tax adjustments, highlighting a pattern of climbdowns since taking office.
Epstein Invited to Congressional Events After Conviction
Jeffrey Epstein received invitations to gatherings with over a dozen members of Congress years after his initial arrest, including fundraisers and private meetings, according to newly released documents.
MAGA Candidate Owns Epstein's Zorro Ranch, Records Show
Texas comptroller candidate Don Huffines has been identified as the owner of Jeffrey Epstein's former Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, according to public records obtained by The Santa Fe New Mexican.
Katie Miller's MAGA Podcast Fails to Impress Audiences
Katie Miller, wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, launches MAGA podcast with big-name guests but receives mediocre ratings and criticism.
Cherie Blair Critiques Tony's Romance in New Documentary
Cherie Blair reveals Tony never bought her flowers and calls him an 'amazing politician' but a different matter as a husband in a new Channel 4 documentary.
Moderate Liberals Warn Taylor on Trump-Style Immigration
Liberal MPs caution new leader Angus Taylor against hardline immigration policies, fearing a rightward shift and damage to the party's moderate wing.
Starmer Defends Cabinet Secretary Frontrunner Over Management Style
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has publicly defended Dame Antonia Romeo as an outstanding leader amid expectations she will become the next cabinet secretary, despite past allegations and scrutiny over her management approach.
Labour MP Supports African Union's UN Reparations Bid
Bell Ribeiro-Addy highlights a UN resolution to brand the slave trade a crime against humanity, urging UK engagement on reparations for slavery and colonialism legacies.
Epstein Emails Show Sympathy for Kavanaugh in Confirmation
Newly released Department of Justice files show Jeffrey Epstein closely monitored Brett Kavanaugh's 2018 Supreme Court confirmation, expressing sympathy for the nominee and criticizing Christine Blasey Ford's testimony.
Presidents Day 2026: What's Open and Closed
A detailed overview of what services and institutions are operating or closed on Presidents Day 2026, including government offices, schools, markets, and retailers.
Palestine Action Cases Postponed After Government Appeal
Court proceedings for individuals charged with supporting Palestine Action have been delayed pending the government's appeal against a High Court ruling that deemed the group's ban unlawful and disproportionate.
Starmer Denies Knowledge of Journalist Probe
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has stated he had no prior knowledge of an investigation into journalists allegedly funded by Labour Together. The Cabinet Office will examine the accusations.
Graham Accused of Pushing Fox Host for Attorney General Role
South Carolina Senate challenger Mark Lynch alleges Lindsey Graham is lobbying to replace Pam Bondi with Fox News host Trey Gowdy as U.S. attorney general, calling Gowdy a 'globalist, swamp-monster Beltway RINO'.
Lewandowski's Paid Cameo Videos Spark DHS Security Alarm
Corey Lewandowski, a special government employee at Homeland Security, earns up to $500 per video on Cameo while wielding significant power, raising ethics and counterintelligence concerns.
Trump's Racist Posts and Historical Purge Echo US Nativism
Donald Trump's racist video depicting the Obamas as apes and his remark on civil rights, alongside a systematic purge of slavery references, reflect a recapitulation of 1920s nativist nationalism and historical revisionism.
Starmer Denies Knowledge of Journalist Probe, Orders Inquiry
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has denied any prior knowledge of an investigation into journalists, allegedly funded by Labour Together, and has mandated a Cabinet Office inquiry into the claims.
Cabinet Office to Probe Labour Think Tank's Journalist Investigation
The Cabinet Office will investigate claims that Labour Together hired APCO Worldwide to probe journalists who reported on undeclared donations. The think tank, which helped elect Keir Starmer, faces scrutiny over a £36,000 investigation into reporters' so
Tony Blair Admits He Didn't Enjoy Being Prime Minister
In a revealing Channel 4 documentary, Tony Blair confesses he didn't enjoy his time as PM, while Cherie Blair shares personal insights and discusses the Iraq War's impact.
Cabinet Office Probes Labour Group Over Smear Allegations
The Cabinet Office is investigating a report commissioned by Labour Together, which allegedly made false claims about a journalist. Pressure mounts on Sir Keir Starmer to launch an inquiry.
Cabinet Office Probes Labour Thinktank Report Over False Claims
The Cabinet Office is examining a report commissioned by Labour Together that made false allegations about journalists, with Liz Kendall stating officials will 'establish the facts' amid calls for a formal inquiry.
French Political Tensions Soar After Activist's Death
A 23-year-old hard-right activist, Quentin Deranque, died after being beaten at a Lyon protest. French officials blame 'ultra-left' groups, escalating tensions ahead of elections.
Starmer Fights to Stabilise Downing Street Amid Staff Crisis
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a deepening Downing Street crisis as key ally Jonathan Powell reportedly refuses chief of staff role and considers departure, following recent high-profile exits.
UK Consults on Under-16 Social Media Ban as Online Safety Act Evolves
The UK government announces consultations on banning under-16s from social media, while closing AI chatbot loopholes in the Online Safety Act. Technology Secretary Liz Kendall stresses no final decision yet.
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