CPAC Moms: Barron Trump Should Serve if US Sends Troops to Iran
Two mothers at CPAC told MSNOW they believe President Trump's son Barron should serve in the military if the US deploys troops to Iran, despite the volunteer system.
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Reform Candidate Quits Over Scandal, Fuel Shortages Feared
A Reform UK Senedd candidate has resigned after accusations of comparing asylum seekers to deepfake users, while drivers face potential fuel shortages due to escalating conflict in Iran.
Trump: Military 'Very Involved' in White House Ballroom Project
President Trump asserts U.S. military involvement in the controversial $400 million White House ballroom, funded by private donors including Big Tech giants, amid legal challenges.
Johnson Confronts MAGA Trio Over FISA Reauthorisation
House Speaker Mike Johnson reportedly confronted Republican representatives Anna Paulina Luna, Lauren Boebert, and Tim Burchett for opposing the reauthorisation of Section 702 of FISA, which allows warrantless surveillance of non-Americans abroad.
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House Debates TSA Funding Amid Airport Chaos and Shutdown
The House is considering a Senate-approved bill to fund TSA and most Homeland Security agencies, excluding ICE, as airport delays worsen and workers miss paychecks.
Mayor's £4.6m Carnival Grant Sparks Police Station Fury
Sadiq Khan's £4.6 million funding boost for Notting Hill Carnival's 60th anniversary has drawn criticism that the money could have kept police stations open across London instead.
Trump Skips CPAC After 15 Years as Conference Moves to Texas
Donald Trump misses CPAC for first time in 15 years amid Iran war, as conference relocates to Texas and features new conservative voices while top officials stay away.
Farage Claims Sunderland Invitation Amid Football Politics Row
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says he's been invited to Sunderland's Stadium of Light by a club director, following his controversial visit to Ipswich Town where he criticised government football regulation plans.
Farage Invited to Sunderland Match After Ipswich Backlash
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage claims he has been invited to a Sunderland home game and urges football clubs to discuss the proposed independent regulator with him.
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Age Divide in MAGA Movement Over Iran War at CPAC
Conservative podcaster Jack Posobiec identifies a sharp generational split within Trump's base regarding the Iran conflict, with younger supporters expressing disillusionment over broken promises.
MAGA Moms: Barron Trump Should Serve if Troops Go to Iran
Two mothers at CPAC told MSNOW they believe President Trump's son Barron should serve in the military if U.S. troops are sent to Iran, saying he would 'do the right thing'.
Police Find No Evidence of Illegal 'Family Voting' in By-Election
Greater Manchester Police investigation into alleged 'family voting' during the Gorton and Denton by-election finds no evidence of electoral law breaches under the 2023 Ballot Secrecy Act.
Police End Inquiry into By-Election 'Family Voting' Allegations
Greater Manchester Police found no evidence of illegal 'family voting' in the Gorton and Denton by-election, closing the investigation due to lack of proof of intent to influence votes.
Police: No Evidence of Family Voting in By-Election
Greater Manchester Police conclude investigation into alleged family voting during the Gorton and Denton by-election, finding no evidence of intent to influence voters.
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Johnson Confronts MAGA Republicans Over Spy Act
House Speaker Mike Johnson reportedly yelled at MAGA-aligned representatives for opposing the renewal of a key surveillance law, highlighting internal GOP tensions over national security.
Trump's Cognitive Test Claim Debunked by X and Grok AI
President Donald Trump's repeated boasts about acing a dementia screening test during a cabinet meeting have been fact-checked by X users and the Grok AI chatbot, highlighting the test's true purpose as a basic screening tool.
Trump Repeats 'Mental Disability' Claims Against Newsom
Donald Trump has intensified his criticism of California Governor Gavin Newsom, labelling him 'stupid' and stating he does not want 'a person with mental disability' as president. Newsom, who has dyslexia, responded by suggesting Trump's focus hints at hi
Trump Fires NFL Star's Wife from Religious Liberty Commission
Carrie Prejean Boller, wife of former Baltimore Ravens quarterback Kyle Boller, has been removed from the Religious Liberty Commission by President Donald Trump. The dismissal email was publicly shared, sparking controversy over her anti-Zionist views and
Congresswoman Found Guilty of 25 Ethics Violations by Panel
A House Ethics Committee investigation concluded Democratic Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick committed 25 ethics breaches, primarily involving millions from her family's health care business.
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Angela Rayner Launches Podcast for Political Comeback
Former deputy PM Angela Rayner starts podcast 'Beyond the Bubble' to broaden appeal ahead of potential Labour leadership bid, interviewing Michael Gove and focusing on housing issues.
Trump's False 'Gay Vote' Claim Debunked by Polls
Donald Trump falsely asserted he won the LGBT+ vote in 2024, but exit polls show he secured only 12% support, while Kamala Harris garnered 86%.
Rayner's Podcast: Backbench Strategy or Leadership Bid?
Angela Rayner launches 'Beyond the Bubble' podcast with Michael Gove, sparking speculation about her political ambitions and relevance from Labour's backbenches.
Tom Skinner Reveals £2,000 Question Time Fee After Backlash
Tom Skinner discloses he was paid £2,000 for his Question Time appearance, facing criticism over his role and political views on the BBC show.
Starmer May Offer Peerage or Cabinet Role to Sadiq Khan
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is reportedly considering offering London Mayor Sadiq Khan a peerage or Cabinet position after May's local elections to mend political divisions.
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Trump's Support Plummets Over Iran War and Rising Gas Prices
Three new charts reveal President Trump's approval ratings hitting record lows amid public disapproval of the Iran conflict and soaring fuel costs, casting a shadow over Republican midterm prospects.
Peers Blame Assisted Dying Bill Failure on Supporters
Over 50 peers accuse supporters of assisted dying legislation of refusing to address critical flaws, warning the bill is unsafe and risks NHS damage as procedural tactics threaten its passage.
Thune Under Pressure from Trump to End Senate Filibuster
Senate Majority Leader John Thune confronts immense pressure from President Donald Trump to eliminate the filibuster and pass the SAVE America Act, testing his political resolve and the Senate's traditions.
Reform UK's Welsh Candidates Face Controversy Over Past Remarks
Reform UK's candidates for the Senedd elections in Wales include individuals with controversial pasts, including Nazi salutes, racial slurs, and inflammatory comments about benefits claimants and asylum seekers.
Starmer to Offer Sadiq Khan Peerage After May Elections
Keir Starmer plans to offer London Mayor Sadiq Khan a peerage following expected brutal local election results, aiming to shore up support amid internal party tensions.
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Skinner and Bruce Debate Social Media Dangers on BBC Show
Former Apprentice star Thomas Skinner faced a heated exchange with host Fiona Bruce on BBC's Question Time, discussing social media addiction and a recent $3 million lawsuit against Meta and Google.
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