Liberals Lost Internet Battle Over Emotion, Not Facts
Analysis reveals how centrist politicians failed to adapt to digital platforms where emotion and attention dominate, while reactionary influencers thrive by mastering online engagement tactics.
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Trump to Name Fed Chair Pick Today
Donald Trump will reveal his choice for Federal Reserve Chair today, with former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh reportedly in contention for the role.
Myanmar Junta Party Wins Sweeping Election Victory
The military-backed Union and Solidarity Party has secured a dominant majority in Myanmar's general election, a process denounced by human rights groups and Western nations as neither free nor fair.
Trump Endorses Deal to Avoid Government Shutdown
Donald Trump has endorsed a bipartisan spending agreement to prevent a US government shutdown, as tensions rise over recent protestor deaths in Minneapolis.
Hastie Withdraws from Liberal Leadership Race
Andrew Hastie confirms he won't challenge Sussan Ley for Liberal leadership, conceding he lacks support. Angus Taylor now positioned as likely contender in ongoing party turmoil.
Reform UK Hires Ben Goldsmith for Nature Policy Advice
Reform UK has approached Conservative environmentalist Ben Goldsmith to develop nature policies, aiming to attract green Tory voters concerned about climate issues.
Political Rhetoric's New Age: Bad News for Starmer
Political communication has transformed dramatically, with compelling rhetoric now essential for success. Keir Starmer's formal, cautious style contrasts sharply with populist communicators like Farage and Trump, leaving him struggling to connect with vot
Trump's UK-China Warning, Mozambique Floods, Joshua Tribute
Sky News Morning Rundown: Donald Trump warns UK on China strategy, aid workers scramble in Mozambique floods, Anthony Joshua's emotional tribute to friends killed in crash.
Starmer in China to Strengthen UK Economic Ties
Harriet Harman explains that Prime Minister Keir Starmer's trip to China focuses on enhancing trade and investment to improve the UK's economy, while managing security concerns pragmatically.
Trump Warns UK on China Business After Starmer's Beijing Trip
Donald Trump has described UK-China business ties as 'very dangerous', hours after Keir Starmer hailed progress on trade during his landmark visit to Beijing.
Trump Endorses Deal to Prevent Government Shutdown
Donald Trump has endorsed a bipartisan spending agreement to fund most government agencies until September while extending Homeland Security funding for two weeks.
Four Found Dead in Perth Home in Suspected Murder-Suicide
Two adults and two children discovered deceased in Mosman Park home in suspected double murder-suicide. Police confirm no weapon involved and children had significant health challenges.
Trump Sues IRS and Treasury for $10bn Over Tax Leaks
Donald Trump has filed a $10bn lawsuit against the US Treasury and IRS, alleging they failed to prevent a contractor from leaking his tax returns to media outlets in 2019-2020.
Ley Appoints Liberal-Only Shadow Cabinet After Coalition Split
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has unveiled an interim Liberal-only shadow cabinet, giving Nationals eight days to reconcile or face permanent exclusion from Coalition frontbench positions.
Shadow AG Supports Sussan Ley in Leadership Crisis
Shadow Attorney General Andrew Wallace defends Sussan Ley's leadership and discusses hate speech legislation, surf lifesaving, and family challenges in politics.
Gabbard at FBI Election Raid Sparks Democratic Alarm
Democratic lawmakers express serious concerns after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was spotted at an FBI search operation in Fulton County, Georgia, questioning her fitness for office.
Woman Charged with Murder Over Isle of Wight Infant Death
A 27-year-old woman has been charged with murder and child death offences following the tragic death of one-year-old Jayla-Jean Mclaren on the Isle of Wight in August last year.
Minneapolis Mayor Warns Mayors: 'Your City is Next'
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey addresses US mayors, warning that Trump's ICE deployments threaten democracy and urging leaders to speak out against federal overreach.
Guardian Corrections: Blythe, Crossword, and News Updates
The Guardian has published corrections and clarifications, including details on Ronald Blythe's education, a crossword clue error, and updates on various recent articles.
LA Fire Non-Profit Paid $65K to Celebrity PR Firm
The Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation spent $65,000 on a celebrity PR agency to shape messaging following criticism of the Palisades fire response, raising transparency concerns.
Nursery Worker Admits 30 New Paedophile Charges
Vincent Chan, a 45-year-old paedophile nursery worker, has pleaded guilty to 30 new offences including voyeurism and indecent photography against women and children.
Man Charged for Assault on Ilhan Omar at Town Hall
Federal charges filed against Anthony Kazmierczak for allegedly spraying Ilhan Omar with liquid during Minneapolis event, as investigation reveals threats and political context.
Trump: Putin Agreed to Halt Ukraine Energy Strikes
Donald Trump asserts Vladimir Putin agreed to a one-week ceasefire on Ukraine's energy infrastructure after a personal appeal, though unconfirmed by Moscow or Kyiv.
Trump-Putin Photo in White House Sparks Outrage
A framed photograph of Donald Trump with Vladimir Putin displayed in the White House Palm Room has prompted condemnation from lawmakers and media figures, with critics calling it inappropriate given Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine.
Canada Separatists Accused of Treason After US Talks
Alberta separatists' covert meetings with US officials spark treason accusations from British Columbia premier David Eby, amid growing concerns over foreign interference in Canadian sovereignty.
Starmer vs Burnham: Readers Debate By-Election Block
Metro readers clash over Keir Starmer's decision to block Andy Burnham from standing in the Gorton and Denton by-election, with arguments about political ambition and leadership.
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Labour MPs accuse peers of undemocratic blocking as opponents warn against special treatment for the controversial assisted dying legislation in Parliament.
Sharenting Debate: Blame Parents or Offer Support?
Experts clash over 'sharenting' - parents sharing children's photos online. While some argue against vilifying pressured parents, others highlight privacy risks and call for awareness of alternatives.
Carney Leads Call for Middle Powers Alliance Against Trump
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney emerges as key voice advocating for coalition of democratic nations to counter US unilateralism and protect global stability.
London Driver Gets Life for Murder Using Car as Weapon
Trevelle Rowland sentenced to life with minimum 22 years for murdering Fergany Mvuezolo in East Ham and injuring two bouncers in separate car attacks.
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