Trump's Walter Reed Physical: Examination Details Revealed
Former President Donald Trump underwent a comprehensive medical examination at Walter Reed Medical Center, raising questions about transparency and presidential health disclosures.
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Scotland Faces New Local Taxes as Councils Seek Cash
Scottish households face a wave of new municipal taxes as SNP ministers grant councils unprecedented powers to raise revenue through tourist taxes, workplace parking levies, and other local charges.
Swinney slams Home Office over Glasgow immigration raids
Scotland's Deputy First Minister condemns Home Office enforcement operations in Glasgow as 'unacceptable' and demands urgent review of UK immigration policy.
Trump plans mass federal layoffs during shutdown
Former President Donald Trump and allies are reportedly planning sweeping federal workforce reductions that could bypass Congress, raising concerns about government stability and workers' rights.
Virginia Governor Candidates Clash in Heated Debate
In a tense Virginia governor's debate, Democrat Abigail Spanberger and Republican John Snyder sparred over abortion rights, economic policies, and education, setting the stage for a contentious election battle.
Trump Ally Predicts Federal Workforce 'Bloodbath'
Exclusive: Former Trump administration official John McEntee predicts massive government purge and sweeping changes to federal employment in potential second term, sparking controversy and concern among civil servants.
White House aide departs amid internal investigation
Exclusive: The White House faces turmoil as a senior aide to the budget director suddenly resigns following allegations of inappropriate conduct, raising questions about internal oversight.
UK Faith Leaders Unite Against Gaza Conflict Hate
Senior UK religious figures issue powerful joint statement calling for empathy and dialogue to counter polarisation surrounding Israel-Gaza conflict, warning of dangerous community divisions.
Sultana and Corbyn reconcile to lead new party
Former Labour MPs Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn announce they've buried their differences and will co-lead a new progressive party, shaking up British politics ahead of the next election.
Gen Z Women Forge New Political Identity in Britain
New research reveals how young British women are forging a powerful political identity through social consciousness and digital activism, potentially reshaping the UK's political landscape.
Martin Rowson's Stark Gaza Ceasefire Cartoon
Acclaimed cartoonist Martin Rowson delivers a powerful visual commentary for The Guardian, using his signature style to depict the urgent need for a Gaza ceasefire and the devastating human cost of the conflict.
Benny Johnson faces legal threat over Trump prosecutor claims
Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi demands retraction of claims she sent a 'threatening letter' to Georgia prosecutor, warning of potential legal action against Benny Johnson.
Federal workers face pay freeze in government shutdown crisis
Hundreds of thousands of US federal employees confront financial uncertainty as political gridlock threatens to halt government paychecks, with essential services at risk.
Tory Adviser's Chinese Highlands Role Sparks Security Alarm
Former Downing Street chief of staff Nick Timothy faces scrutiny over undisclosed advisory role with Chinese firm developing sensitive Scottish Highlands site, raising urgent national security questions.
Bishop Sarah Mullally: Frontrunner for Archbishop of Canterbury
In a groundbreaking development, Bishop Sarah Mullally is being seriously considered as the next Archbishop of Canterbury, potentially becoming the first woman to lead the Church of England amid ongoing debates about same-sex marriage.
Venezuela's Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, known as the 'Iron Lady', receives Nobel Peace Prize recognition for her courageous democratic fight against Nicolás Maduro's regime.
Trump's secret Walter Reed visit raises health questions
Former President Donald Trump's unexpected Walter Reed Medical Center examination raises questions about presidential health transparency and 2024 campaign implications.
£4M Lottery Prize Unclaimed in Westminster - Deadline Nears
A life-changing £4 million Lotto jackpot from July 2023 remains unclaimed in Westminster, with the lucky ticket holder having just weeks to come forward before the prize expires forever.
Oregon Representative Hoa Nguyen dies from cancer at 58
Tributes pour in for Oregon State Representative Hoa Nguyen, who passed away at 58 after a courageous fight against cancer. Colleagues remember her as a dedicated public servant and passionate advocate for her community.
Macron summons parties as France faces PM crisis
President Macron confronts France's deepening political crisis as he summons party leaders for emergency talks following the parliamentary elections, with no clear majority in sight and the country facing governmental paralysis.
London Palestine protest backlash after ceasefire deal
Organisers of Saturday's major pro-Palestine demonstration in London confront mounting criticism after the protest went ahead on the same day a temporary Middle East ceasefire was announced, sparking accusations of poor timing and political point-scoring.
Peru's unpopular president removed amid gang crisis
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte has been removed from office following a dramatic court ruling, as the nation grapples with escalating gang violence and rock-bottom approval ratings.
Badenoch: Tories must become 'political fighting force'
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch delivers powerful warning to Conservative Party conference, urging Tories to transform into disciplined 'political fighting force' and learn from Labour's campaigning tactics to avoid electoral defeat.
Tice's 15-year business record blasts Net Zero as 'stupid'
Richard Tice's 15-year business history reveals consistent opposition to climate policies, calling net zero 'economically destructive' and 'unaffordable' in newly uncovered documents.
Labour plans digital ID cards to transform UK identity verification
The Labour Party unveils ambitious plans for digital identity cards, promising to streamline services while raising privacy concerns. Yvette Cooper leads the charge on modernising UK security.
Japan coalition crisis over Takaichi leadership bid
Japan's political stability hangs in the balance as coalition partner Komeito considers ending its 20-year alliance with the LDP over Sanae Takaichi's leadership ambitions, potentially triggering a government crisis.
Labour's reform agenda sparks constitutional clash
Keir Starmer's government faces mounting pressure as SNP and Plaid Cymru launch fierce attacks over Westminster's approach to devolution, while Conservative leadership hopefuls position themselves for a party battle.
Starmer accused of purging progressive allies in reshuffle
Keir Starmer faces accusations of sidelining left-wing figures as his government reshuffle sparks internal party conflict and questions about Labour's direction.
Netanyahu's AI Trump Nobel Image Sparks Controversy
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces criticism after sharing an AI-generated image depicting Donald Trump receiving a Nobel Peace Prize medallion, amid speculation about the former US president's actual nomination.
Mike Braun drops Indiana governor race in surprise move
Republican Senator Mike Braun unexpectedly withdraws from Indiana governor race, throwing GOP succession plans into disarray and creating political shockwaves.
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