January 6th Rioter Targets Hakeem Jeffries
A participant in the January 6th Capitol riot has been identified as targeting House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, raising security concerns and political tensions.
Category : Politics
Trump's Racist Obama Video Sparks 25th Amendment Debate
Donald Trump's racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes has broken through political shock fatigue, raising serious questions about his mental acuity and fitness for office amid growing concerns about cognitive decline.
Epstein Files: Latest Revelations About Associates
Analysis of the latest Epstein document release shows how reputations have been tarnished and questions raised about judgment, despite no evidence of wrongdoing by some named individuals.
Epstein Files: Post-Conviction Associations Revealed
The latest Jeffrey Epstein document release shows some prominent figures maintained ties after his conviction, while others immediately severed contact, raising serious questions about judgment.
Teen Charged with Murder of University Student in Leicester
An 18-year-old man has been charged with murder after a 20-year-old De Montfort University cyber security student was fatally stabbed near campus in Leicester.
Brown Demands Political Reform Post-Mandelson-Epstein Scandal
Former PM Gordon Brown expresses deep regret over appointing Peter Mandelson, linking the scandal to a broader crisis of trust in UK politics and advocating for anti-corruption measures.
Brown Regrets Mandelson Role in Epstein Scandal Fallout
Former PM Gordon Brown says he deeply regrets appointing Peter Mandelson to government, as new documents reveal alleged leaks to Jeffrey Epstein, sparking political turmoil.
Trump Defends Clintons on Epstein Testimony
Donald Trump expresses regret as Bill and Hillary Clinton agree to testify in a Republican-led investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, sparking political intrigue.
Maori Greet New Zealand PM with Indifference on Waitangi Day
During Waitangi Day commemorations, Maori communities in New Zealand displayed a notable indifference towards the Prime Minister, reflecting ongoing tensions over treaty rights and government policies.
NJ Democratic House Primary: Mejia vs Malinowski
Analilia Mejia launches a primary challenge against incumbent Tom Malinowski in New Jersey's Democratic House race, highlighting progressive policies and local representation.
Reform UK Police Investigation Over Byelection Letters
Reform UK is under police investigation in Gorton and Denton after distributing letters without a legally required imprint, breaching electoral law in a tightly contested byelection.
Teen Charged with Murder of Leicester University Student
Harper Dennis, 18, faces murder charges after Khaleed Oladipo, a cyber security student at De Montfort University, was fatally stabbed in Leicester city centre.
Suffolk Strangler Sentenced for Sixth Murder
Serial killer Steve Wright, known as the Suffolk Strangler, has been sentenced to life for a 1999 murder, with police launching a fresh appeal about his possible previous offending.
Norwegian Princess Apologises Over Epstein Ties
Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway has issued a formal apology for her association with Jeffrey Epstein, expressing regret for her poor judgment and the embarrassment caused to the royal family.
White House Deletes Trump's Ape Video of Obamas
The White House removed a video shared by Donald Trump showing Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, blaming a staff error after initial defence sparked outrage.
Pakistan Mosque Bombing: 31 Dead, 169 Injured
A suicide bomber attacked a Shiite mosque in Islamabad during Friday prayers, killing at least 31 people and injuring 169. Pakistan's defence minister blames Taliban proxies, while India denies involvement.
Watch Robbery Gang Jailed After Manager's Suicide
Three men have been sentenced for plotting a £1.1 million jewellery shop robbery in Richmond, London, which led to the store manager taking his own life the following day.
Vet Jailed 31 Years for Drugging Boys at Christian Camp
Jon Ruben, 76, used tranquiliser-laced sweets to abuse children at a summer camp while drugging his wife. He received 23 years plus extended licence.
Epstein Files Demand Royal Accountability Now
The release of Jeffrey Epstein documents reveals Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's deep involvement, challenging constitutional protections and demanding parliamentary scrutiny for victims of sexual abuse.
Incel Schoolboy Guilty of Terrorism Offences
Dihan Rahman from Uxbridge admitted possessing bomb-making materials and threatening a Valentine's Day school attack while embracing extremist ideologies.
Rowson Cartoon Satirises Mandelson and Labour Party
A new cartoon by Martin Rowson offers a sharp, satirical take on Peter Mandelson's influence within the Labour Party, capturing political tensions and internal dynamics.
Epstein's Enablers: Justice in Question
As the Epstein case continues, scrutiny turns to those who allegedly enabled his crimes. Will they be held accountable?
Epstein Enablers: Will They Get Away?
As the Jeffrey Epstein case continues to unfold, questions mount over whether his associates and enablers will be held accountable for their roles in the scandal.
Will Epstein's Enablers Face Justice? Latest
Analysis of the ongoing legal and public scrutiny into the associates of Jeffrey Epstein, exploring whether they will be held accountable for their roles.
Mandelson's Firm Faces Scrutiny Over Russia and China Lobbying
Lord Mandelson's lobbying firm, Global Counsel, is under investigation for its work with Russian and Chinese state-linked clients, raising concerns about foreign influence in UK politics.
Australian Queen Coins Criticised for Resembling Shrek
The Royal Australian Mint's new $5 and 50c silver coins commemorating Queen Elizabeth II's centenary have faced criticism for their portrait, with some collectors comparing it to characters like Shrek.
Labour Minister Got Journalist Intelligence Files from Thinktank
Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons received private investigation files on journalists from Labour Together, the thinktank that helped Keir Starmer's rise, raising serious questions.
Police Appeal as Steve Wright Sentenced for Sixth Murder
Serial killer Steve Wright, known as the 'Suffolk Strangler', has been sentenced for the 1999 murder of Victoria Hall, prompting a new police appeal for information on his possible previous offending.
Russian General Shot in Moscow: Kremlin's Curious Response
Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev, a key Russian military intelligence figure, was shot multiple times in a Moscow apartment building. The Kremlin's response has raised eyebrows as Russia blames Ukraine for the attack.
Trump Video Shows Obamas as Apes, Sparks Outrage
Donald Trump faces backlash after posting a video on Truth Social that depicts Barack and Michelle Obama as apes. The White House later removed it, blaming a staff error.
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