Jamil Smith Joins Guardian US as New Columnist
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.
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.
The Heritage Foundation, which hosted Suella Braverman on a £9,000 trip, provided the blueprint for Donald Trump's second-term agenda, raising concerns about its influence on UK politics.
President Trump signs an executive order directing federal agencies to facilitate an IndyCar race near the National Mall as part of the Freedom 250 anniversary celebrations, organised by donor Roger Penske.
Candace Owens has released a leaked video call showing Erika Kirk addressing Turning Point USA staff after her husband's assassination, accusing her of weaponising grief in a PR campaign.
Full Fact examines Donald Trump's claims about US contributions to Nato and analyses Green Party polling claims about the Gorton and Denton by-election.
The US Senate has brokered a critical funding agreement to avert a partial government shutdown, with intense negotiations ongoing as the deadline approaches.
Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick could be expelled from Congress next week after investigators found evidence of fraud involving FEMA funds.
The Metropolitan Police has outlined strict conditions for separate pro-Palestine and UKIP rallies in Westminster this Saturday, with concerns raised over potential clashes between the groups.
Keir Starmer defends his China visit against Trump's criticism, while a judge rules on Luigi Mangione's death penalty case and Don Lemon is arrested. Iran warns Trump of retaliation.
Hollywood director Brett Ratner discusses his new documentary on Melania Trump, revealing 'no censorship' and capturing intimate moments between the President and First Lady.
Suella Braverman's high-profile defection to Nigel Farage's Reform UK party involved accepting a £9,000 trip from The Heritage Foundation, a think-tank supporting the controversial US border agency ICE.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has filed a civil rights complaint against CMS administrator Mehmet Oz, accusing him of discrimination over fraud allegations targeting LA's Armenian community.
Matt Goodwin, once a researcher of far-right extremism, now stands as Reform UK's candidate in Gorton and Denton, marking a controversial political transformation.
As Reform UK faces criticism for becoming a 'care home for old Tories', speculation grows that former Conservative minister Gavin Williamson could be the next defector, raising questions about the party's identity.
Labour MPs are reportedly reluctant to campaign in the Gorton and Denton by-election, fearing defeat and expressing concerns over Sir Keir Starmer's leadership, with Reform UK and the Green Party posing significant threats.
Labour accuses Reform UK's Matthew Goodwin of representing toxic politics after receiving endorsement from far-right activist Tommy Robinson ahead of Gorton and Denton byelection.
Senate Democrats have reached a deal to prevent a partial government shutdown by splitting the DHS funding bill, demanding immigration enforcement changes. Plus, Trump sues the IRS, and Iran seeks talks to avert US military action.
President Donald Trump's apparent drowsiness during his wife's documentary premiere has reignited debates about his wellbeing, with viewers noting his struggle to stay alert.
The FBI's execution of a search warrant at Fulton County's election office has ignited controversy, with critics alleging it fuels Donald Trump's ongoing efforts to sow doubt about the 2020 election results ahead of future contests.
Labour warns Reform UK's by-election candidate Matt Goodwin represents 'extreme politics' after far-right activist Tommy Robinson endorses him, despite Reform distancing itself from Robinson.
Labour minister Miatta Fahnbulleh has accused Nigel Farage of racism after he raised concerns about Turkish barbers. She criticised his 'politics of grievance' while Reform defended its stance on high street decline.
An independent review criticises the BBC for 'tokenistic' casting in period dramas and over-reliance on London, urging better working-class portrayal and regional diversity.
Official figures reveal Personal Independence Payment costs are projected to nearly double by 2030, with anxiety and back pain claims driving a dramatic increase in welfare spending.
North Paddington Food Bank's innovative cash-first approach is reducing long-term dependency and offering dignity to families in crisis, with a new government fund set to expand the model nationwide.