Gambling lobbyist: "No social harm" stuns MPs
A parliamentary committee was left incredulous as gambling industry representative Grainne Hurst made the extraordinary claim that betting causes no social problems whatsoever.
Category : Politics
Chicago Hispanics questioned by Border Patrol agents
US citizens of Hispanic descent in Chicago report being asked for identification by border patrol agents who assumed they spoke Spanish, raising serious civil liberties concerns.
Cameroon's 90-year-old president extends 40-year rule
Paul Biya secures another term amid opposition boycott and allegations of electoral fraud in Cameroon's latest presidential vote.
NYC Mayoral Frontrunner Faces Anti-Israel Controversy
Zohran Mamdani, leading contender for New York mayor, faces scrutiny over controversial Middle East stance and alleged support for anti-Israel causes as election heats up.
Michelle Obama's date night rule: No politics with Barack
Former First Lady Michelle Obama reveals the surprising relationship rule she maintains with Barack Obama to keep their marriage strong after decades together.
Ukraine Can Defeat Russian Bully With Western Support
Expert analysis reveals how continued Western military aid and economic pressure could enable Ukraine to overcome Russian aggression and secure European stability.
Biden aides used autopen for Fauci pardons: House report
Explosive House report reveals Biden aides allegedly used autopen device to sign controversial pardons for Dr Anthony Fauci and presidential family members, bypassing proper approval procedures.
Farage leads Reform UK rally in Whitehall power play
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage leads dramatic London rally demanding political overhaul as party targets Westminster influence ahead of general election.
Japan's Takaichi positions as key figure in China policy
Former Japanese minister Sanae Takaichi positions herself as potential successor to Shinzo Abe, advocating strengthened US-Japan alliance and tougher stance against China's territorial ambitions.
Trump's 'Three Strikes' Plan: Death for Narco-Terrorists
Former President Donald Trump unveils radical three-phase strategy to combat narco-terrorism, proposing execution for traffickers as drug-related deaths reach crisis levels.
Reform UK: Let Ministers Override International Law
Danny Kruger's Reform UK party unveils radical constitutional reforms that would grant ministers power to disregard international treaties, sparking legal and diplomatic concerns.
Stewart: Trump third-term could demolish White House
Comedian and political commentator Jon Stewart delivers scathing critique of Donald Trump's potential third-term ambitions, warning of constitutional crisis and institutional destruction.
Trump's Dad Dancing at Great Wall During China Visit
Former US President Donald Trump captured global attention with unexpected dance moves at the Great Wall, while back home, Westminster braces for political implications of his diplomatic mission.
Trump's Caribbean boat strikes policy faces legal challenges
The Trump administration's controversial 'boat strikes' policy in Caribbean waters faces mounting legal battles and diplomatic tensions as migrant interceptions escalate.
Victoria to ban NDAs silencing sexual harassment victims
Victoria is poised to become Australia's first state to outlaw non-disclosure agreements that silence victims of workplace sexual harassment in groundbreaking legislation set to transform workplace protections.
Liberal Voters Embrace Net Zero in Shock Climate Shift
Exclusive Guardian Essential research uncovers a dramatic political realignment as Liberal voters show unprecedented support for progressive climate policies and net zero targets.
North East England's Government Trust Crisis Revealed
Exclusive research reveals a dramatic trust deficit in County Durham, Newcastle, and Middlesbrough, with residents expressing unprecedented skepticism toward Westminster.
Biden's autopen pardons ruled constitutionally void
President Joe Biden's use of an autopen machine to sign pardons while overseas has been declared legally void, raising significant questions about executive authority and constitutional procedures in the digital age.
Russia advances law to seize Western assets in retaliation
Russia's parliament advances controversial legislation allowing confiscation of Western assets in response to frozen Russian funds, escalating economic warfare amid Ukraine conflict.
Kremlin official's daughter dies mysteriously in St Petersburg
Diana Loginova, daughter of prominent Kremlin official Vladimir Loginov, discovered deceased in her luxury St Petersburg apartment as investigation launches into sudden death.
Nevada Health Director Charged with DUI
Nevada's top health official, Candice McDaniel, has been charged with DUI following a dramatic wrong-way driving incident in Carson City, raising questions about leadership accountability.
Farage blasted for 'disgusting' D-Day snub
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces intense backlash after skipping crucial D-Day 80th anniversary events in Normandy, with critics branding his absence a 'disgusting insult' to veterans.
Titanic families forced to pay for victims' transport
Shocking historical documents reveal how White Star Line charged bereaved relatives for transport costs to bring Titanic victims home in cruel post-disaster policy.
Ukraine's Elite 'Ghost' Brigade Decimated in Combat
Russia claims devastating victory against Ukraine's 67th Separate Mechanised Brigade in brutal eastern front fighting as elite unit suffers catastrophic losses.
Republican Fury as Biden Uses Autopen to Sign Bill
Republican leaders demand investigation after President Biden employs autopen device to enact major legislation, raising questions about his health and decision-making capacity.
Trump Demands Japan Repay US for Military Protection
Former President Donald Trump has stunned international observers by claiming Japan and other US allies owe 'big money' for American military defence, threatening to let aggressors 'do whatever they want' to nations that don't pay.
Germany warns of Russia's Baltic military expansion
Berlin issues stark warning about Russia's expanding military presence in Baltic Sea region, raising concerns about regional stability and energy infrastructure security.
UK's asylum barracks plan branded 'fanciful' by experts
Leading immigration specialists condemn government proposals to house asylum seekers in military-style barracks, warning of serious welfare concerns and impractical implementation timelines.
Trump's Secret Plan Against China's Rare Earth Control
Exclusive investigation uncovers Donald Trump's alleged plan to pressure Japan into stockpiling rare earth metals, aiming to counter China's market dominance in these crucial hi-tech components.
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