MAGA Base Strongly Backs Trump's Iran Military Action
Recent polling reveals nearly 90% of MAGA supporters approve of Trump's military strikes in Iran, despite opposition from some conservative media figures.
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Farage's Energy Bill Competition Called 'Shameful Gimmick'
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces accusations of bribery after launching a contest to pay one winner's energy bills for a year, plus those of their entire street, as part of his party's pledge to cut household costs.
Judge Orders Trump to Reinstate 1,000 Voice of America Workers
A federal judge has reversed Trump's attempt to dismantle Voice of America, ordering the reinstatement of over 1,000 workers illegally fired under Kari Lake's leadership at the US Agency for Global Media.
Florida First Cousin Marriage Ban Bill Fails
A bill to ban marriage between first cousins in Florida has failed to pass the state Senate, leaving the practice legal. Florida remains one of 16 US states without restrictions on such unions.
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Johnson Seeks Iran War Funds While Denying Conflict
House Speaker Mike Johnson calls for supplemental military spending for Iran operations, despite repeatedly stating the US is not at war, sparking constitutional and political debate.
BBC Trust Plummets More Than Any Institution Except Government
A major study finds trust in the BBC has fallen dramatically over the past decade, with half the public trusting it less. Only the Government scored worse, raising questions about the licence fee's future.
British Muslims' Views on Iran, US, Israel Differ from Public
A Policy Exchange report reveals British Muslims are five times more likely to view Iran favourably than the general public, with warmer attitudes toward China and Russia.
Joe Kent Resignation Seen as Proof of MAGA Breakdown by Right-Wing Voices
Prominent right-wing podcasters and influencers are pointing to counterterrorism chief Joe Kent's resignation over Iran war plans as a sign of deep fractures within the MAGA movement, with key figures praising his decision.
Government to Sue Abramovich Over Chelsea Sale Funds
The UK government is planning a court case against Roman Abramovich after he missed a deadline to release £2.5 billion from the Chelsea sale, intended for Ukrainian aid.
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Gabbard's Future in Doubt as Ally Kent Resigns Over Iran Strike
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard faces mounting pressure after the shock resignation of close ally Joe Kent, who claimed Israel pressured Trump to strike Iran.
Trump's Voter ID Demands Fracture Senate Republicans
Donald Trump's SAVE Act faces likely Senate defeat, creating internal GOP conflict while Democrats unite in opposition. The legislative failure mirrors Biden's Build Back Better struggles.
TSA Warns Airport Closures Possible Amid DHS Shutdown
Acting Deputy TSA Administrator Adam Stahl warns that prolonged DHS shutdown could force airport closures as unpaid agents struggle. Over 300 TSA employees have quit since funding lapsed.
Trump's SAVE America Act Doomed in Senate Despite Vote
Donald Trump's SAVE America Act requiring citizenship proof to vote passed a procedural Senate test but lacks the 60 votes needed for final passage, creating a GOP rift and legislative standoff.
Pam Bondi Subpoenaed in Epstein Probe by House Oversight
The House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed Attorney General Pam Bondi to testify on her department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein files, amid concerns of possible mismanagement and calls for transparency.
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Reeves Plans Tax Devolution for Regional Mayors
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a roadmap to give regional mayors control of a share of national taxes, alongside closer EU ties and new investment funds.
Starmer Faces Pressure to Cancel King's US State Visit
Labour's Emily Thornberry urges postponement of King Charles's US state visit due to Middle East conflict, as public opinion turns against Donald Trump.
Ex-Pentagon Aide Joins Intelligence Office After Leak Probe
Dan Caldwell, a former senior adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth who was fired amid a leak investigation, has been hired by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. The move follows an investigation that found no evidence of misconduct.
House Oversight Subpoenas AG Pam Bondi Over Epstein Files
Attorney General Pam Bondi faces a congressional subpoena as the House Oversight Committee intensifies its probe into the Justice Department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein documents.
Nandy Hints at Major BBC Charter Change to Future-Proof Organisation
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy announces plans to remove the 10-year time limit on BBC charters, calling the current system 'bizarre' and pledging to strengthen accountability to the public.
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Reform UK Energy Bill Competition Faces Data Protection Probe Call
Reform UK's competition to pay a street's energy bills for a year is under scrutiny as campaigners urge the Information Commissioner's Office to investigate potential data protection breaches.
Trump's 24-Hour Meltdown: Iran War Sparks Fury
Donald Trump's St. Patrick's Day event descended into chaos as he lashed out at NATO allies, Keir Starmer, and faced a top official's resignation over Iran policy.
Cornyn Confronted Over TSA Funding at Austin Airport
Democratic Representative Greg Casar crashed Senator John Cornyn's press conference at Austin airport, criticising his stance on TSA funding during the partial government shutdown.
Trump-Backed Candidate Faces Past Allegations in Louisiana Race
Blake Miguez, endorsed by Donald Trump for Louisiana's Fifth Congressional District, faces allegations from a 2007 police report of rape and abuse, which Trump's team reportedly missed during vetting.
Nandy: BBC's 10-Year Charter Limit Should Be Scrapped
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy announces plans to remove the 10-year time limit on the BBC charter, calling it 'the last of its kind' to protect the broadcaster from political interference.
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Archbishop of Canterbury Begins Historic Pilgrimage for Peace
Dame Sarah Mullally, the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, embarks on an 87-mile pilgrimage from London to Canterbury, praying for global conflict zones and local meningitis victims.
Reeves Unveils Fiscal Devolution Plan for UK Towns and Cities
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces fiscal devolution, allowing local leaders to control income tax shares and £2.3 billion for mayors to stimulate growth outside London.
Trump Counterterrorism Chief Quits Over Iran War, Blames Israel
Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned abruptly, condemning Trump's Iran strikes as unjustified and driven by Israeli lobbying.
Democrats Mock JD Vance's 'Fraud Czar' Role as Trophy
Democrats are ridiculing JD Vance's appointment as White House 'Fraud Czar,' calling it a 'participation trophy' while questioning his relevance amid low enthusiasm for the Iran conflict.
Trump's Iran War Praise Claim Denied by All Ex-Presidents
Donald Trump insists a former president privately praised his Iran war strategy, but aides to Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Biden all deny any recent conversation occurred.
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Unite to Pay £265k Fine Using Labour Affiliation Money
Unite union will pay a £265,000 fine for breaching a High Court injunction during Birmingham's bin strike using funds previously earmarked for Labour, as general secretary Sharon Graham remains 'very relaxed' about the penalty.
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