Former President Donald Trump has ignited a firestorm by threatening to strip broadcasting licenses from American television networks that criticise him, raising profound questions about media freedom and political power in the United States.
Former President Donald Trump launched into a fiery exchange with an NPR reporter aboard Air Force One, bluntly stating 'I'm not a big fan of NPR' in a tense confrontation over his administration's contentious relationship with public broadcasting.
A tense confrontation unfolded at a Turning Point USA event in Boston when a protester wielding an American flag disrupted conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's 'Vigil for America'. The incident, captured on video, highlights the deep political division
From Westminster's political dramas to global climate protests, experience the past week's defining moments through a stunning collection of 20 award-winning photographs that captured the world's pulse.
Exclusive: Donald Trump and key conservative allies, including Charlie Kirk, are reportedly planning an aggressive strategy to secure a filibuster-proof Senate majority, aiming to rapidly enact a sweeping right-wing agenda if he wins the 2024 election.
Exclusive analysis reveals how Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is strategically positioning herself for a potential 2026 Senate run, balancing progressive ideals with mainstream appeal in what could become one of America's most watched political campaigns.
Labour leader Keir Starmer has promoted key allies Bridget Phillipson and Lucy Powell in a strategic pre-election reshuffle, signalling a shift towards a more centrist, government-ready team.
Metropolitan Police face questions after far-right activist Tommy Robinson attempted to confront Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer outside Parliament. The incident raises security concerns and political tensions.
Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross launches a scathing attack on First Minister John Swinney, accusing him of evading accountability on key government policies and failing the Scottish people in a fiery First Minister's Questions session.
Explosive internal row between Jeremy Corbyn and MP Zarah Sultana over political strategy threatens to tear apart the nascent Left Alliance party, with members branding the public feud 'self-sabotage'.
Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross has called for First Minister John Swinney to step down, citing a 'litany of failures' in public services and accusing the SNP of neglecting Scotland's priorities.
Peers and bishops unite to defeat government's Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill, demanding crucial safeguards for vulnerable individuals.
Exclusive analysis: Nigel Farage warns that Britain could follow the US into a dangerous political abyss, drawing direct parallels between Trump's America and the UK's potential future under similar populist forces.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is being privately discussed by senior Democrats as a potential replacement for Vice President Kamala Harris on the 2024 ticket, amid growing concerns over her polling numbers and campaign performance.
In a blistering monologue, US late-night hosts Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel launch a fierce critique of Donald Trump's post-election conduct and diminishing influence, questioning his enduring political viability.
A jaw-dropping compilation of Donald Trump's most bizarre and inflammatory claims from his recent campaign trail, including conspiracy theories about batteries, sharks, and a rigged election.
Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn delivers a scathing assessment of the UK's new Troubles legacy legislation, branding it a failure that betrays victims and risks legal chaos. Exclusive analysis.
A coalition of leading UK legal bodies has issued a scathing rebuke of the British government's decision to oppose a UN motion calling for sanctions against Israel. The lawyers accuse ministers of violating international law and undermining the rules-base
Ministers unveil new proposals to address widespread criticism of the Northern Ireland Troubles Act, focusing on victim-centred investigations and conditional immunity.
Exclusive details emerge from the deathbed of Dennis Prager, the conservative radio titan, as he issues a final, urgent call to action to his protege, Charlie Kirk, and the American right.
The House of Lords witnessed a fiery debate on assisted dying, with former PM Theresa May accused of causing 'distress' to the terminally ill. Peers clash over the ethical and legal ramifications of the proposed bill.
After a monumental 45-year career, Washington DC's formidable congressional delegate, Eleanor Holmes Norton, declares she will not seek re-election in 2026, marking the end of an era for District representation.
Vice President Kamala Harris delivers stunning criticism of Joe Biden's leadership in a revealing new book, exposing deep tensions within the White House ahead of the next election cycle.
Exclusive: Vice President Kamala Harris is on standby to step in for President Joe Biden in a historic first should he be unable to compete in the upcoming TV debate against Donald Trump, amid intense internal preparations.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has ignited speculation by refusing to deny a potential return to Westminster politics, stating he will 'serve in whatever way I can' after his mayoral term ends. The 'King of the North' discusses devolution, Labour's
Shadow Science Secretary Peter Kyle issues a stark warning to Labour, urging the party to harness Peter Mandelson's strategic genius to avoid repeating past electoral mistakes and secure victory under Keir Starmer.
Ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn faces potential suspension from Parliament after registering 'The Jeremy Corbyn Peace and Justice Project' as a political party, triggering a parliamentary standards investigation.
In a symbolic break with tradition, Prime Minister Keir Starmer rejects the use of Chequers for a family break, opting for his own home and declaring 'I work for the public, I don't serve the public.'
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham publicly challenges Keir Starmer's leadership, urging Labour to adopt a more radical 'pro-worker' agenda to counter the rising threat from Nigel Farage's Reform UK, as a new poll reveals a major shift in the 'Red Wall
Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul retains his cabinet position after a crucial confidence vote, securing 276 votes in parliament. The move stabilises the ruling coalition but exposes underlying political fractures.