Category : Westminster


Trump Admits He's Easily Swayed by Flattery from 'Bad People'

Former President Donald Trump openly confessed his susceptibility to flattery, stating he is easily influenced by compliments even from individuals he acknowledges as 'bad'. The remarks were made during a White House Easter lunch before being removed from

Angus Taylor Criticises PM Albanese on Fuel Crisis

Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor has launched sharp criticism at Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, accusing his government of mishandling the ongoing fuel crisis. Taylor argues that policy failures have exacerbated the situation, calling for urgent action to

House Delays DHS Funding Vote, Extends Shutdown

The US House of Representatives took no action on a Senate-passed bill to end the historic DHS shutdown during a pro forma session, with funding lapses set to continue until at least next week.

Simon Dudley: Reform UK's Sacked Housing Chief

Simon Dudley, Reform UK's recently appointed housing spokesman, has been dismissed by Nigel Farage following insensitive remarks about the Grenfell Tower tragedy. The former Tory council leader has a history of controversy, including comments about beggar

Green Party Figure Defends Hamas, Calls Zionism Racism

Lubna Speitan, a British-Palestinian artist, argued against Hamas's terrorist designation in the UK, claiming it undermines Palestinian resistance. Her failed motion at the Green Party conference sought to label Zionism as racism.

Sadiq Khan Defends London Safety Amid Crime Rise

London Mayor Sadiq Khan asserts the capital remains safer than major US cities, urging diplomats to counter disinformation, as crime on TfL network increases and critics question his stance.

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