Man Charged with Threatening Judge in Florida District That Oversaw Trump Case
An Illinois man has been charged with threatening a federal judge in the Florida district handling Donald Trump's classified documents case.
An Illinois man has been charged with threatening a federal judge in the Florida district handling Donald Trump's classified documents case.
A 14-year-old girl is charged with attempted murder after stabbing three people at a Manchester school; counter-terrorism police lead the investigation.
Iran's ambassador summoned over embassy social media posts urging martyrdom and attacking Israel; UK government holds crisis committee on Iran war impact.
Ex-CIA director John Brennan calls for Trump's removal via 25th amendment, citing 'unhinged' threats against Iran.
Starmer fights back in budget row as Tories question Reeves' ethics; speech aims to shift focus to long-term economic plan.
Daily Mail's Quentin Letts gives his take on the Conservative conference week, analysing speeches by George Osborne and Boris Johnson.
Guardian reader asks: what if politicians answered questions directly? The series invites answers for publication.
Released files show Peter Mandelson’s WhatsApp messages criticising Keir Starmer’s leadership and trade department leaks.
Inside story of Reform UK's professionalisation under Nigel Farage: new HQ, young digital team, and tensions over fringe views.
Violent protests in Dublin after stabbing attack; rioters clash with police over immigration; Taoiseach Varadkar condemns violence as 'not who we are.'
President Donald Trump's state visit to the UK reignites his long-running feud with London Mayor Sadiq Khan, trading strong words.
Labour's NEC allows Andy Burnham to seek candidacy for Makerfield byelection, potentially triggering a mayoral contest.
Trump pushes for a heavily fortified ballroom bunker under the White House, sparking legal battles and criticism over autocratic symbolism.
At final PMQs, Keir Starmer showed anger and attacked opponents, while Kemi Badenoch backed down. Defence spending and a £4.7bn shortfall dominated.
Analysis of the new Independent Group of MPs in UK Parliament, examining whether it's a minor tremor or political earthquake, with divisions over Brexit and party loyalties.
Rachel Reeves abandons income tax rise plans in a major U-turn, opting for smaller measures to fill budget hole amid internal party turmoil.
Eileen Gu responds to JD Vance's criticism of her representing China, calling his comments 'sweet' and defending her decision.
Angus Taylor launches Liberal leadership challenge against Sussan Ley after multiple frontbench resignations, with a ballot set for Friday.
Australian PM Albanese faces leadership crisis after Bondi shooting, with Labor support collapsing in polls and criticism over royal commission refusal.
Senior Tories praise UK-India trade deal, contradicting Kemi Badenoch's criticism over NI exemption for seconded Indian workers.
Investigation reveals Foreign Office overruled Mandelson vetting denial; top civil servant resigns; PM faces calls to quit.
Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley criticises Green Party leader Zack Polanski for post on Golders Green arrest, warning of 'chilling effect'.
Shadow attorney general David Wolfson recuses from Ukraine advice due to representing sanctioned oligarch Roman Abramovich in asset recovery case.
Liz Truss sparks debate after saying Yorkshire puddings don't belong on Christmas dinner. Some agree, others call it 'disgraceful'.
Foreign Office overruled security denial for Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, leading to Sir Olly Robbins' resignation. Starmer unaware until this week.
Nationwide protests erupt after ICE shooting of Renee Good; politicians denied entry to ICE facility.
Lords back amendment to renegotiate Chagos deal, threatening £13bn plan; fourth defeat for Starmer on the issue.
MPs report rising death and rape threats; Jess Phillips received 600 rape threats in one night. Security measures intensify as two MPs murdered in a decade.
Trump criticised for claiming King Charles agreed with him on Iran during state dinner, breaking protocol.
Defence secretary John Healey warns Labour’s internal divisions risk credibility in government, criticises leadership hopefuls in speech.