Joe Rogan Claims Trump Started Iran War to Distract from Epstein Files
Joe Rogan claims Trump’s Iran war was a distraction from Epstein files, criticises the conflict, and says supporters feel betrayed.
Joe Rogan claims Trump’s Iran war was a distraction from Epstein files, criticises the conflict, and says supporters feel betrayed.
PM Keir Starmer says Conservative party has 'problem with Muslims' after shadow justice secretary Nick Timothy's tweet calling public Muslim prayers 'act of domination'.
Erika Kirk to meet privately with Candace Owens after conspiracy theories about Charlie Kirk's assassination; TPUSA cancels livestream.
Trump calls Republican senators Tillis and Murkowski 'losers' after they demand Noem's resignation over nurse's killing. Senators hit back.
Liz Truss accuses Kemi Badenoch of not telling truth about Conservative failures, responding to Badenoch's comparison of Labour policy to Truss's mini-budget.
Millions across all 50 US states marched in 'No Kings' protests against Trump, with costumes and chants.
US attorney general insults and taunts Democrats during heated House hearing over handling of Jeffrey Epstein files.
Trump signs bipartisan bill ending longest DHS shutdown, funding TSA and Secret Service but excluding ICE and CBP, with deeper immigration clash postponed.
Kemi Badenoch warns Tory MPs of internal sabotage after three defections to Reform, insisting Conservatives remain the party of the right.
Angus Taylor resigns from shadow cabinet, expected to challenge Sussan Ley for Liberal leadership, citing party's worst position since 1944.
Democrats warn Trump's primetime speech repeating 2020 election falsehoods aims to undermine November midterms, as he pushes the Save America Act.
Australian opposition leader Angus Taylor sparks backlash with hardline immigration speech, criticised as 'dog-whistle' and compared to White Australia policy.
Andy Burnham proposes 20% business rates cut for pubs and review of employers' NICs, funded by warehouse levies.
Report warns UK could see 1.25 million young people not in work or education by early 2030s without urgent action to avoid a lost generation.
Kemi Badenoch promises biggest peacetime rearmament, funded by reinstating two-child benefit cap and net zero cuts.
Eleanor Holmes Norton, Washington DC's non-voting House delegate for 33 years, announces retirement at 88 after Statehood fight and health concerns.
Prince William met 102-year-old Hilda Richards during a visit to Isles of Scilly Hospital, discussed storm recovery and new housing projects.
Elon Musk calls for dissolution of UK parliament at far-right London rally organised by Tommy Robinson, warns of violence and criticises 'woke mind virus'.
Former home secretary Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK, prompting a Conservative statement on her mental health that sparked widespread criticism.
Keir Starmer mocked for claiming Labour is the patriotic party; Reform MP Richard Tice challenges his definition of patriotism.
Lisa Nandy condemns 'misogynistic' Labour briefings, urges end to anonymous attacks. PM Starmer faces pressure to appoint woman as deputy.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar calls on Keir Starmer to resign, citing mistakes and impact on Scottish elections.
Wyoming governor signs six-week abortion ban despite constitutional concerns; lawsuit filed immediately.
Robbie Gibb, a BBC board member with Conservative ties, is accused of leading internal bias claims against the corporation's leadership.
Donald Trump says he likes Putin's praise for his stance on Ukraine, sparking political backlash.
Cross-party review recommends MPs should not bring babies into Commons chamber during debates, sparking criticism from Labour MP Stella Creasy.
The rise of Stephen Miller, architect of Trump's hardline immigration policy, from his Los Angeles origins to driving ICE mass arrests and protests.
Matt Brittin began as BBC director general as journalists struck over workloads, warning of unavoidable tough choices and budget cuts.
Labour MP Stephen Timms says he would meet Roshonara Choudhry, who stabbed him in 2010, as part of a restorative justice process after receiving an apology letter.
Reform UK byelection candidate Matt Goodwin criticised for suggesting young women need fertility 'biological reality' check and backing Peterson's 'childless women' remarks.