Hillary Clinton declares 'we have nothing to hide' ahead of her deposition, accusing the Trump administration of a cover-up and calling for public testimony from all involved, including Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
Police in Ecuador investigate after two sacks containing eight human heads were discovered in Naranjal, accompanied by a note reading 'No stealing allowed', believed to be gang-related violence.
Nigel Farage has appointed Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman to key roles in Reform UK's first front bench, positioning the party as the main opposition to Labour.
The US military conducted strikes on three boats accused of drug smuggling in Latin American waters, resulting in 11 fatalities. This marks one of the deadliest days in the Trump administration's ongoing campaign against narcoterrorists.
The sudden resignation of Tricia McLaughlin, a key defender of Trump's immigration policies, intensifies scrutiny on the Department of Homeland Security amid ongoing controversies.
Essential guide to March 2026 payment dates for benefits and pensions, plus cost of living support options, as inflation rises and households face financial strain.
The release of Jeffrey Epstein documents has devastated elite couples from business, Hollywood and politics, with friendships now proving toxic liabilities that have ended marriages and destroyed social standing.
Subramanyam Vedam, cleared of murder after 43 years in prison, remains in custody as he fights deportation over a decades-old drug conviction.
White House insiders reveal President Trump's pardoning process is in disarray, with Chief of Staff Susie Wiles tightening access amid concerns over optics and haphazard clemency decisions.
Ella Baron's latest cartoon for The Guardian humorously depicts Keir Starmer's frequent policy reversals, with Nigel Farage observing the political spectacle.
Stephen Colbert's late-night show satirizes Kristi Noem's recent alien remarks and Barack Obama's humorous UFO comments, sparking viral political and cultural commentary.
Fans of The View have expressed fury over the selection of Savannah Chrisley as a guest host, citing her MAGA support and family controversies, with many threatening to boycott the ABC talk show.
Speculation mounts as Craig Tiley is linked to USTA role, with calls for former AFL boss Gillon McLachlan to be considered as Tennis Australia's next chief executive officer.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, appointed by George W. Bush, faces retirement rumours as midterm elections approach, with experts noting strategic timing for conservative succession.
Civil rights icon Reverend Jesse Jackson passes away at 84, while Reform Party announces plans to scrap the Equality Act. Plus, snow warnings and political analysis.
University of North Carolina Wilmington star Paige Smith faces multiple felony drug charges after being arrested in a high school parking lot, leading to her suspension from the team.
French authorities have released the tanker Grinch after it paid a multi-million euro penalty and was immobilized for three weeks, part of a crackdown on Russia's sanctioned shadow oil fleet.
A 54-year-old American man was brutally murdered in Bangkok after pleading with his ex-girlfriend to reconcile, sparking a violent attack by her new partner and three other men.
Treasury minister Dan Tomlinson has announced HMRC will meet service level agreements for A1 certificates by April, addressing delays in processing crucial National Insurance documentation.
President Donald Trump awkwardly avoided a reporter's question about his Valentine's Day gift for Melania Trump on Air Force One, calling it the 'toughest question'.
A Swiss broadcaster has pulled its Olympic commentary after a presenter questioned the presence of an Israeli bobsledder, sparking controversy and debate over neutrality in sports coverage.
Nigel Farage has announced the first four members of Reform UK's frontbench team, with Robert Jenrick, Suella Braverman, Richard Tice, and Zia Yusuf taking on key policy briefs. The appointments signal the party's policy direction on the economy, educatio
Tricia McLaughlin, a key spokeswoman for DHS and Trump's mass deportation policies, is leaving the administration following public fury over fatal shootings by immigration officers in Minnesota.
Queens assemblymember Claire Valdez, running for Congress, lists signing a petition to release a pro-Palestine activist as a key accomplishment on her resume, alongside renting an apartment and union membership.
Stuart Leslie was among three killed in Val d'Isère avalanche. A manslaughter investigation has been opened as friends pay tribute to a 'true legend'.
Taylor Swift lends her voice to a special NBC Olympics video introducing Team USA's three top female figure skaters, referencing her album 'The Life of a Showgirl' as they prepare for competition in Milan.
A blast at a Russian military facility kills two, as Ukraine reports recapturing territory and neutralising North Korean artillery ahead of US-brokered peace negotiations in Geneva.
Donald Trump has used the passing of civil rights icon Jesse Jackson to take a dig at Barack Obama while highlighting his own policy achievements and past support for Jackson's organisation.
A key Homeland Security official under Kristi Noem has resigned after labelling slain ICE protesters as 'domestic terrorists,' sparking political controversy and debate over free speech and law enforcement rhetoric.
Nathan Hageman, who won £1 million on Ant and Dec's Red or Black?, claims the show ruined his life, leading to blackmail and a string of convictions, despite a prior criminal record.