Off Duty Podcast: Murder of Officer Clifton Lewis
The Guardian's Off Duty podcast investigates the 2011 murder of Chicago police officer Clifton Lewis, shot while moonlighting, with suspects quickly identified but facing intense questioning.
Category : Politics
Robert Mueller, Ex-FBI Director and Special Counsel, Dies at 81
Robert Mueller, the special counsel who investigated Russian interference in the 2016 election and served as FBI director, has passed away at 81, his family confirmed.
Trump Condemned for Gloating Over Robert Mueller's Death
Donald Trump faces widespread condemnation after posting on Truth Social that he was 'glad' former FBI director Robert Mueller had died, with critics calling him 'vile' and 'disgusting'.
Iran Missile Hits Israeli Town Near Nuclear Site
Iran launched a missile attack on Dimona, Israel, near a nuclear facility, injuring 33 including a child. The strike retaliates for alleged Israeli action at Natanz.
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Trump Threatens ICE at Airports in DHS Funding Fight
President Trump threatens to send ICE agents to US airports on Monday if Democrats don't agree to security measures, amid a DHS funding standoff and growing airport lines.
US-Ukraine Peace Talks Advance Amid Russian Attacks
Ukrainian and US negotiators held constructive talks in Florida over the weekend, aiming to secure a peace settlement, while Russian attacks killed civilians in southeastern Ukraine.
Italy's Judiciary Referendum: A Confidence Vote on Meloni
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni faces a critical referendum on constitutional changes to the justice system, with polls showing a tight race that could impact her government's stability and future electoral prospects.
Brussels Bombing Survivors Fight Pension Cuts 10 Years Later
A decade after the Brussels bombings, survivors like Walter Benjamin battle drastic pension reductions, as Belgian authorities recoup 'overpaid' compensation, causing psychological and financial distress.
Trump Gives Iran 48 Hours to Open Hormuz or Face Destruction
US President Donald Trump threatens to obliterate Iranian power plants if Tehran doesn't reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours, escalating Middle East tensions amid missile attacks on Israel.
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Liberals Need 'Lot of Work' After SA Election Wipeout
Senior Liberal Anne Ruston admits her party must rebuild trust after securing just four seats in South Australia's election, while One Nation's strong showing raises concerns.
Iran's Information War Intensifies Amid US-Israel Conflict
Iran has radically overhauled its social media strategy, launching an asymmetric information war against the US and Israel. Cyber experts reveal AI-generated disinformation and targeted influence operations.
One Nation Wins SA Seats, Liberals Face Election Loss
One Nation wins at least one seat in South Australia's election, with strong showings in multiple districts. The Liberal party suffers a significant defeat, prompting internal reflection on policy direction.
French Local Elections: Paris and Marseille Mayoral Races in Balance
The second round of French local elections is underway, with key mayoral races in Paris and Marseille poised to shape national political alliances ahead of the 2027 presidential vote.
MPs Threaten New Inquiry Over Carer's Allowance Scandal
Unpaid carers remain in limbo as DWP continues to pursue discredited repayment bills despite government pledges to fix the broken system. MPs consider fresh investigation.
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Trumpflation Hits UK: Summer Price Surge from Iran War
The economic fallout from the Iran war, dubbed 'Trumpflation,' is set to raise costs for UK households this summer, impacting mortgages, energy, fuel, food, and holidays.
Slovenia Election: Roma Rights at Stake in Polarized Vote
Slovenia's election sees a tight race between centre-left PM Robert Golob and rightwing populist Janez Janša, with anti-Romany rhetoric and security laws sparking fears for the marginalized community's future.
Labour's Strategy: Centre-Left Shift and Progressive Alliances
Labour faces an unprecedented crisis with low poll numbers and a fragmented electorate. To win the next election, the party must reconnect with its base, adopt a clearer left-of-centre stance, and be open to alliances with other progressive parties like t
Tory Chief Whip Shares AI Video by Jailed Far-Right Figure
Rebecca Harris, Conservative chief whip, promoted AI-generated content from Joshua Bonehill-Paine, a far-right activist convicted of hate crimes against Jewish people.
Lebedev and Botham Have Lowest Lords Attendance Records
Exclusive data reveals peers Evgeny Lebedev and Ian Botham attended only 1.12% of House of Lords sessions over four years, barely meeting minimum requirements while highlighting ongoing concerns about chamber size and appointment practices.
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Judges Uphold Rule of Law Against Trump Administration
Federal district court judges are standing up to presidential power, blocking executive orders and facing threats while defending constitutional principles in a polarized political climate.
Ghana Leads UN Push on Slave Trade as Crime Against Humanity
Ghana tables UN resolution to formally recognize the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity, backed by African Union and Caribbean nations, calling for reparatory justice and structured dialogue on historical injustices.
Deacon Excommunicated After Priest Abused Son Awaits Vatican Appeal
Scott Peyton, a former Catholic deacon excommunicated after leaving the church following his son's abuse by a priest, is still waiting for his Vatican appeal outcome over a year after it was due.
UK Minister: Iran Can't Bomb Britain, Says No Intent Amid Missile Attack
UK Communities Secretary Steve Reed states Iran lacks the capability or intent to target Britain with missiles, despite recent attacks on a UK-US base in Diego Garcia. The UK government emphasizes de-escalation while defending national interests.
Panetta: Trump to Blame for Iran Crisis, No Exit Strategy
Former US defence secretary Leon Panetta criticizes Donald Trump's handling of the Iran war, citing the Strait of Hormuz closure and lack of allies as key failures.
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Iranian Missiles Injure 200 in Israel, Air Defense Fails
Approximately 200 people were injured in Iranian missile strikes targeting southern Israeli cities near a nuclear facility, with air defense systems failing to intercept projectiles. Rescue operations continue amid fears of rising casualties.
Blind Date Booking Leads to Political Dialogue on Reform and Housing
A restaurant booking error led two men from different backgrounds to discuss deplatforming Reform UK, right to buy policies, and environmental issues over dinner in Bristol, revealing surprising common ground.
Farage's Cameo Videos Link to Online Far-Right Meme Culture
An investigation reveals how Nigel Farage's paid Cameo videos employ racist memes and extremist references, connecting his political messaging to far-right online subcultures.
MAGA Media Feud Over Trump's Iran War Reveals Deep Rifts
Megyn Kelly and Mark Levin lead a bitter, vulgar clash among Trump-aligned media figures over the Iran war, testing the MAGA movement's unity and ideological foundations.
Drone Footage Shows Damage in Israeli Cities After Iranian Strikes
Drone footage reveals significant damage in Arad and Dimona after Iranian missile strikes, with Israel investigating air defense failures and Netanyahu vowing retaliation.
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Undercover Officer Exposed by Own Blunder in Spycops Inquiry
An undercover police officer compromised his own covert operation by accidentally recording himself discussing activists during a secret meeting, the spycops inquiry has heard.
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