Leavitt Ends Briefing Over Lutnick Epstein Questions
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt ends briefing after query on Howard Lutnick's Epstein ties; Lutnick admits visiting Epstein's island.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt ends briefing after query on Howard Lutnick's Epstein ties; Lutnick admits visiting Epstein's island.
Gun used in Emmett Till's lynching displayed 70 years on, sparking mixed reactions from family and civil rights advocates.
Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron sue Candace Owens over false claim Brigitte was born a man, highlighting spread of conspiracy theories.
Three London councils have filed a High Court challenge against Mayor Sadiq Khan's plan to cut affordable housing targets from 35% to 20%, arguing it worsens the housing crisis.
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RecommendedNigel Farage warns the EU sees Andy Burnham as a soft touch on Brexit, vowing Reform UK will deliver the real Brexit voters demanded in 2016.
Andy Burnham is expected to become the next Prime Minister and replace Rachel Reeves as Chancellor, according to reports. Darren Jones has ruled himself out of the leadership race.
BBC World Service secures £11m annual increase for three years, ending funding uncertainty amid rising disinformation concerns.
Nigel Farage warns Brexiteers not to let Labour sell out Brexit as EU delays reset talks to wait for Andy Burnham, seen as a softer touch than Starmer.
Sir Keir Starmer faces PMQs for the first time after announcing his resignation as PM, with Andy Burnham poised to enter Downing Street within weeks.
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RecommendedChief Secretary to the Prime Minister Darren Jones has ruled himself out of the Labour leadership race, stating Andy Burnham will be the next prime minister and would win a party member contest.
Donald Trump to present World Cup trophy, Jude Bellingham unhappy with player of match award, Cristiano Ronaldo refuses Messi question, and more from Tuesday's World Cup action.
Satellite images show China building over 80 nuclear missile launch pads in Xinjiang, enhancing its strategic deterrent.
Focus groups show Candace Owens gaining support as a potential 2028 Republican presidential candidate, despite controversies.
Tommy Robinson's London rally drew over 100,000, with chants for US activist Charlie Kirk, revealing deep transatlantic far-right links.
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RecommendedHayley McAuley retains Flatpack World Champion title, building a bedside table in 8 minutes 20 seconds at ExCel London.
Two Met police officers jailed for taking and sharing photos of murdered sisters Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry at a crime scene.
Deputy PM Angela Rayner admits underpaying stamp duty on £800,000 flat, refers herself to ethics adviser amid political pressure.
Police in England and Wales reported 537 migrant domestic-abuse victims to immigration, sparking calls for a data-sharing firewall to protect victims.
Keir Starmer resigns as PM; Andy Burnham leads successor race. Labour members react with betrayal, hope, and warnings of political chaos.
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RecommendedTrump expresses concern over Ebola as US bans travel from three African nations, breaching WHO regulations.
Trump met oil executives at the White House amid rising fuel prices due to the Iran war, with Chevron CEO warning of continued upward pressure.
DRC cancel World Cup training camp and fan event in Kinshasa due to Ebola outbreak; warm-up matches unaffected.
Japanese PM Takaichi calls Trump 'best buddy' after he makes Pearl Harbor joke, sparking social media backlash.
Guardian reveals Peter Mandelson failed security vetting; Foreign Office overruled denial. Top civil servant Sir Olly Robbins resigns.
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RecommendedKeir Starmer attacks Nigel Farage and Reform UK over pro-Putin remarks during Labour's local election campaign launch in Derbyshire.
Prince Harry testifies in court against Associated Newspapers, alleging illegal information gathering and paranoia caused by press surveillance.
Roberto De Zerbi defends Cristian Romero's Argentina trip ahead of Tottenham's decisive Premier League clash against Everton, dismissing criticism from Glenn Hoddle.
Tottenham must sell Cristian Romero, overhaul squad after consecutive 17th-place finishes, with De Zerbi targeting Brighton players and a clearout.
Trump warns of 'bloodbath' if he loses election and confuses Biden with Obama at Ohio rally; Biden mocks his mental fitness.
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RecommendedSouthern US states rush to redraw electoral maps after Supreme Court ruling, diluting Black voting power and eliminating Democratic districts.