Psychology experts express grave concerns about Donald Trump's potential for dangerous escalation as his MAGA base shows unprecedented dissent, with new Epstein files and economic frustrations fuelling the crisis.
Political commentator Andrew Neil suggests Donald Trump's presidency is already declining as fears escalate over civilian deaths by ICE agents and journalist arrests.
Labour has announced Angeliki Stogia as its candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election, following the party's decision to block Andy Burnham's Westminster return, sparking internal tensions.
Former senior PSNI officer Jon Burrows has been elected Ulster Unionist Party leader after a rapid political rise from policing to Stormont MLA in under a year.
A former Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner argues the government's plan to abolish PCCs to save £100m is naive, risking frontline policing and local accountability.
Melania Trump's $75m documentary premiered in Washington, sparking criticism over her $28m payday and questions about its relevance, embodying the venal spirit of Trump's second term.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi enjoys remarkable popularity among young voters despite conservative social views, with polls showing 92% approval. Analysis reveals economic anxieties, not right-wing ideology, drive her support.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham's shift from Westminster suits to understated black workwear is a deliberate political statement, signalling his distance from London politics and alignment with Mancunian identity.
The DWP warns that some pensioners must actively claim the Winter Fuel Payment, a tax-free benefit for heating costs, by March 31, 2026, with amounts up to £300 depending on age and circumstances.
Analysis reveals how digital platforms accelerate the spread of extreme political ideas, reshaping political discourse and posing challenges for democratic engagement in the UK.
Brian Reade argues Keir Starmer's decision to block Andy Burnham from a Manchester seat weakens Labour against Nigel Farage, risking a Reform UK victory and highlighting leadership flaws.
Analysis reveals Donald Trump's acute political survival instincts as he retreats from controversial ICE operations in Minneapolis, despite his administration's aggressive enforcement tactics.
Academic turned right-wing firebrand Matt Goodwin has been selected as Reform's candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election, but his focus on immigration and civilisational collapse may not resonate with voters' practical concerns.
Keir Starmer faces criticism for prioritising AI investment while ignoring mounting evidence of job losses, as ministers privately discuss universal basic income.
A partial US government shutdown begins after Congress fails to agree on funding, centred on border enforcement following a Minneapolis shooting. Key departments face closure while others remain funded.
Recent developments from the Trump administration highlight key policy shifts and political strategies, with implications for governance and international relations.
The US Senate has voted to avert a government shutdown while funding the Department of Homeland Security through a temporary measure as negotiations on immigration enforcement reforms begin.
A new BMG Research poll reveals more than half of voters want Sir Keir Starmer replaced as Labour leader, with Andy Burnham emerging as the favourite successor.
Special Agent Paul W Brown reportedly removed after voicing concerns about FBI's unsubstantiated voter fraud claims in Fulton County, Georgia, as Justice Department seizes 2020 election records.
Hannah Spencer, the Green Party's candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election, calls for decriminalising prostitution and expresses openness to police abolition, igniting fierce political debate.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem remains in post despite Minneapolis crisis, protected by Trump's reluctance to repeat first-term firings. With midterms looming, her position grows precarious as Republicans seek scapegoats.
Senator Thom Tillis rebukes Donald Trump's characterisation of Alex Pretti as an 'insurrectionist' following his death, urging respect for the ongoing investigation.
Democratic senators demand answers after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was spotted at an FBI search of a Fulton County election office, raising concerns about overreach.
The Guardian US has announced the appointment of Jamil Smith as a new columnist, effective from January 2026. Smith brings extensive experience in journalism and commentary.
House Speaker Mike Johnson reveals a likely brief government shutdown is imminent despite a continuing resolution deal, citing procedural delays and winter weather complications in Washington.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has called for a civil rights investigation into Dr. Mehmet Oz over allegations of discrimination against Armenians in a video about hospice fraud in Los Angeles.
Senator Thom Tillis criticises former President Donald Trump's characterisation of Alex Pretti as an 'insurrectionist' following his fatal shooting by federal agents in Minneapolis.
Donald Trump insulted ABC News correspondent Karen Travers as 'very loud' and 'fake news' when she pressed him about his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS and Treasury Department.
President Donald Trump revealed he chose Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary after seeing a video of his wife Kathryn riding a horse, sparking debate about his decision-making process.
Right-wing media figure Laura Loomer confirms her fractured relationship with Vice President JD Vance remains icy, while backing Marco Rubio for 2028 in exclusive Daily Mail interview.