Trump Demands $152M to Reopen Alcatraz as Prison
Donald Trump is seeking $152 million in taxpayer funds to convert the historic Alcatraz tourist site back into a maximum-security federal prison, sparking criticism over costs and feasibility.
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What Happens if President Trump Dies in Office
As Donald Trump turns 80, we examine the constitutional process if a president dies in office, including JD Vance's succession and term limits.
Newsom's Posts Fuel Debate on Biden's Cognitive Health
California Governor Gavin Newsom's press office posted contrasting captions about Biden and Obama on social media, leading to speculation about Biden's cognitive decline during his presidency.
Trump Airport Renaming in Florida Sparks Cost Controversy
Florida lawmakers have passed a bill to rename Palm Beach International Airport after President Trump, with costs estimated at up to $5.5 million. Democrats criticize it as a political misuse of funds, while supporters argue it will boost the community's
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Five-Party Politics Ends Era of Clear Majorities in Britain
Britain's fractured political landscape with five major parties makes clear parliamentary majorities nearly impossible, pushing the nation toward a future of coalitions and compromises that voters never directly endorsed.
Trump's $10bn DC Beautification Plan Sparks Controversy
Donald Trump proposes a $10 billion fund for Washington D.C. beautification, overseen by the National Park Service, drawing criticism for vanity projects after previous cuts.
Florida Airport Renaming to Trump Faces $5.5M Cost Row
Democrats criticise Florida's plan to rename Palm Beach International Airport after Donald Trump, citing a $5.5 million taxpayer-funded cost for signage and rebranding.
TUC Chief Brands Farage 'Fake Patriot' Over Rights Plot
TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak has launched a scathing attack on Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, accusing him of being a 'fake patriot' plotting to strip away workers' rights and relying on 'gimmicks and stunts'.
Green Deputy Leader Unaware of 55mph Motorway Speed Plan
Rachel Millward, deputy leader of the Green Party, admitted she knew nothing about proposals to cut motorway speeds to 55mph during a BBC interview, highlighting internal confusion over transport policies.
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State Pension Age Rises to 67: Retirement Dates 2026 (04.04.2026)
The state pension age increase from 66 to 67 begins in April 2026, affecting millions. Your birth date determines when you can retire, with phased changes until 2028.
Starmer's Easter Message Urges Faith Amid Economic Anxiety
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer uses his Easter message to highlight faith as a source of reassurance during times of economic pressure and global instability, while acknowledging Britain's cost-of-living squeeze.
Roger Casement's Legacy: A Century-Old Controversy
More than a century after his execution, Roger Casement remains a radioactive figure in British-Irish relations. Knighted then hanged, his story intertwines treason, humanitarianism, and homophobia, with his bones still exiled in Dublin.
French Mayor Confronts Racism, Pledges Action Against Far Right
Bally Bagayoko, elected mayor of Saint-Denis, condemns rising racism in France after facing abuse. He calls for unity and economic reforms to counter far-right influence ahead of elections.
Mark Latham Returns to Royal Randwick After Police Escort
Controversial independent MP Mark Latham made a surprise return to Royal Randwick racecourse for The Championships, six months after being escorted from the venue by police over a membership dispute.
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Tóibín: America's Soul Stained by Trump's Legacy
Booker Prize-winning author Colm Tóibín discusses his hermit lifestyle, new short stories, and the irreversible damage of Trump's presidency to America's moral standing and global legacy.
Trump Fires Pam Bondi Over Epstein Scandal and Political Failures
Pam Bondi's dismissal as attorney general is unlikely to shield Trump from Epstein scrutiny, as her tenure saw the justice department weaponized for political whims.
King Charles Dreads US Trip as Trump Holds World to Ransom
Keir Starmer sends King Charles on a state visit to Washington while Trump's contradictory statements on Iran and energy markets create global instability, exposing the strained UK-US relationship.
Labour MPs Urge Starmer to Ban Greyhound Racing in England
Keir Starmer faces calls from Labour MPs to ban greyhound racing in England, following bans in Scotland and Wales, amid concerns over animal welfare and political backlash.
Trump Accused of Misogyny After Bondi Dismissal
Donald Trump has been accused of running a 'misogynistic administration' after firing Attorney General Pam Bondi, the second woman removed from his cabinet. The move comes amid scandals involving male officials who remain in place.
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Albanese Navigates Energy Shock and Trump's Iran War Fallout
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Energy Minister Chris Bowen confront economic turmoil from the Middle East crisis, distancing from Trump's actions while pushing for ambitious reforms.
Hastie's Tax Comments Prompt Liberal Party Rebuke from Taylor
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie's openness to tax changes has led to a rebuke from party leader Angus Taylor, highlighting internal tensions as both major parties face pressure on tax reform ahead of the budget.
Trump's Presidential Library Plan: A Gaudy, Bookless Monstrosity
Donald Trump's proposed presidential library in Miami features a 47-storey skyscraper with a giant golden statue, drawing comparisons to dictators' monuments and sparking controversy over its real estate motives.
David Judge, Politics Scholar and Author, Dies at 75
Emeritus Professor David Judge, a leading authority on parliamentary politics and democratic representation at the University of Strathclyde, has passed away from oesophageal cancer aged 75. His influential works, including 'The Parliamentary State' and '
Rowson's Easter Cartoon on Global Turmoil and Trump
Martin Rowson's Easter cartoon depicts a world in chaos, with Donald Trump as a central figure, offering a satirical critique of current political and social unrest.
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Lord Haskins Broke with Labour Over Iraq War and Anti-Terror Laws
Lord Haskins, a key business ally of Tony Blair, distanced himself from Labour due to the Iraq war and anti-terror legislation, championing European integration and regional devolution throughout his life.
Billionaire Tax Movement Gains Momentum Across US States
Residents in at least 10 states are campaigning to tax the wealthy, with proposals targeting billionaires to fund schools and social services, fueled by anger over economic disparities.
Trump's Age and the Decaying Political Order: A Symptom
Analysis of Donald Trump's age and judgment as part of a broader pattern in US politics, where elderly leaders are recycled amid a failing political order.
Debate: Is 'Auntie' Respectful or Ageist? Readers Weigh In
Readers respond to Lola Okolosie's article on whether calling women 'auntie' is ageist harassment or a mark of respect, sharing personal stories from Scotland, India, and healthcare settings.
Women's Library at 100: Celebrating Feminist History
The Women's Library marks its 100th anniversary, celebrating its unique archives on suffrage and women's rights while highlighting ongoing battles for equality globally.
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Clapham Teen Unrest Tied to Service Cuts, Lack of Space
Academics and youth workers argue that cuts to youth services and a shortage of public spaces explain recent mass teen meet-ups in Clapham, London, amid political backlash.
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