GOP's Tax Refund Strategy Aims to Sway Midterm Voters
Republicans have designed tax legislation to deliver larger refunds this season, hoping this financial boost will neutralise Democratic affordability arguments in the November midterms.
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Westminster's Historic Gas Lamps Saved from LED Replacement
Twenty-one historic gas lamps around the Palace of Westminster have received listed status protection, preserving them from replacement with modern LED alternatives following a long campaign.
Democrat Fundraiser's Nazi Grandfather Tribute Causes Fury
Kelly Neumann, a Democratic fundraising co-chair in Michigan, faces criticism after sharing a Veterans Day tribute honouring her grandfather who fought for the Nazis in WWII.
Rayner: 'I'm Not Dead Yet' as Labour Leadership Plot Thickens
Angela Rayner hints at political comeback as supporters claim she has backing for leadership challenge against Keir Starmer, following Andy Burnham's blocked return to Parliament.
Biden Condemns Minneapolis Shootings as Betrayal of Values
Former President Joe Biden has issued a strong statement condemning the fatal shootings of US citizens by federal agents in Minneapolis, calling for transparent investigations.
Hoyle's Booted Rebuke to Minister's Tax Statement Marathon
Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, nursing an injured foot, sharply rebuked Treasury junior minister Dan Tomlinson for exceeding his allotted time while announcing partial pub tax relief, as Labour backbenchers expressed dissatisfaction with the limited m
One Nation Polling Surge Hits Record High in Australia
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party sees a primary vote surge to 22% in Guardian Essential poll as Coalition faces leadership crisis and internal strife.
Cartoon Satirises Suella Braverman's Defection to Reform UK
A new cartoon by Ella Baron humorously depicts Suella Braverman's political defection to Reform UK, offering a sharp commentary on Westminster's shifting alliances and partisan dynamics.
Trump Backs Noem, Won't Seek Resignation Over Minnesota Shooting
President Donald Trump has publicly defended Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and refused to ask for her resignation following a controversial immigration operation in Minnesota that led to fatal shootings.
UK Poverty Crisis Deepens Under Tory Legacy
A new Joseph Rowntree Foundation report reveals deepening poverty in the UK, with millions facing destitution after years of austerity policies and welfare cuts.
Reform UK Accused of 'Rent-an-Extremist' By-Election Choice
Reform UK has selected controversial right-wing activist Matt Goodwin as its candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election, drawing accusations of promoting divisive politics and extremism from opponents.
Rayner's Leadership Ambitions Resurface After Burnham Blocked
Angela Rayner emerges as a focal point in Labour's future leadership speculation following Andy Burnham's blocked return to Westminster, with internal dynamics and policy legacies shaping the narrative.
Trump Family Hosts White House Screening for Melania Film
The Trump family held a private black-tie premiere at the White House for the controversial Amazon documentary about Melania Trump, featuring VIP guests and monochrome-themed treats.
Melania Trump's Fox & Friends Unity Plea Amid Minneapolis Crisis
First Lady Melania Trump used a Fox & Friends interview to call for peaceful protests in Minneapolis while promoting her new documentary, as the city reels from fatal shootings by federal agents.
Matt Goodwin's Gorton and Denton Byelection Launch Stumbles
Reform UK's byelection candidate Matt Goodwin, introduced by Lee Anderson, faced immediate scrutiny over his suitability for the Gorton and Denton seat, highlighting campaign missteps and controversial views.
Matt Goodwin Named Reform UK Candidate in Gorton and Denton
Political commentator Matt Goodwin will stand for Reform UK in the Gorton and Denton by-election, framing the contest as a referendum on Keir Starmer's leadership.
Burnham Denies Claims He Was Warned About Westminster Block
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has strongly refuted suggestions that he was pre-warned by Downing Street about being blocked from standing in a crucial by-election.
Older Workers Should Continue Paying NI, Say Letter Writers
Readers argue that older people working beyond retirement age should continue paying National Insurance to boost their pension pots and public finances, highlighting ageism in society.
Labour's Burnham Block Sparks Leadership Turmoil
Labour's decision to block Andy Burnham's return as an MP has ignited internal conflict, with critics accusing Keir Starmer of weakness and poor political judgement.
RFK Jr's MAHA Agenda: Dietary Reform as GOP Midterm Strategy
Republicans hope HHS Secretary RFK Jr's Make America Healthy Again food initiative will attract cross-party voters in the midterms, despite Democratic criticism over his vaccine stance.
Democrats Demand Kristi Noem's Removal After ICE Killing
Democratic senators escalate pressure on President Trump to fire Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following the fatal ICE shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, with impeachment articles gaining support.
Rubio Hides Under Blanket to Avoid Trump's Air Force One Patrols
Secretary of State Marco Rubio reveals he cocoons under blankets during presidential flights to avoid being caught napping by Donald Trump, who prowls Air Force One corridors checking who's awake.
Murdoch Media Pressures Trump on Minneapolis Immigration Tactics
Rupert Murdoch's conservative media outlets have orchestrated a coordinated campaign urging President Trump to change his immigration enforcement approach in Minneapolis following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti.
Eleanor Holmes Norton Announces Retirement After 33 Years
Long-serving Washington DC House delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, 88, has announced she will not seek re-election, ending a 33-year career marked by advocacy for DC statehood and urban revitalisation.
Mahmood: Asthma Attack Was God's Message Against Smoking
Labour's Shabana Mahmood reveals teenage cigarette drag triggered asthma attack she saw as divine warning, drawing comparisons to Theresa May's wheat field comment.
Fareham Voters React to Braverman's Reform Switch
Mixed reactions in Fareham as former home secretary Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK, with some constituents supporting her while others feel betrayed by the surprise move.
Stewart Criticises Trump Admin Over Pretti Shooting Lies
Jon Stewart accuses the Trump administration of hypocrisy and dishonesty in blaming Alex Pretti's death on his firearm, contrasting it with their usual Second Amendment defence.
Reform Candidate Goodwin Stands by Britishness Comments
Matthew Goodwin, Reform UK's candidate in the Gorton and Denton byelection, has declined to retract his claim that UK-born ethnic minorities are not necessarily British, sparking criticism from opponents.
Noem Approval Plummets Amid Minnesota Deportation Crackdown
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's approval rating has dropped to just 33% following controversial ICE operations in Minnesota and the shooting of a nurse, with nearly half of voters supporting her impeachment.
Trump Forgets 'Alzheimer's' Word in Father Health Discussion
President Donald Trump struggled to recall the term 'Alzheimer's' while describing his father's health, amid ongoing questions about his own physical and mental fitness as America's oldest president.
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