Lula's Carnival Tribute Sparks Legal Debate in Election Year
Brazil's President Lula receives a glowing samba parade tribute at Rio Carnival, but faces accusations of illegal early campaigning from rivals ahead of October's election.
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AOC Warns Europe Trump's Greenland Ambitions Are Serious
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez cautioned European leaders at the Munich Security Conference that President Trump's threats to acquire Greenland are genuine and risk damaging transatlantic trust.
Liberal Party's Future Under Angus Taylor's Leadership
Angus Taylor's leadership of the Liberal Party sparks debate over its strategic direction, balancing traditional values with modern challenges in a shifting political landscape.
Cherie Blair: Tony Better Politician Than Husband
In a Channel 4 documentary, Cherie Blair candidly discusses her husband's flaws, his reaction to her political ambitions, and denies being a 'Lady Macbeth' figure in Downing Street.
Starmer Vows Crackdown on Kids' Smartphone Use Within Months
Keir Starmer announces plans to enforce new online safety measures for children, including age limits on social media and restrictions on infinite scrolling, with a consultation launching in March.
Farage's Hybrid Working Hypocrisy Exposed by Reform
Nigel Farage demands end to working from home culture while his Reform party advertises hybrid role. Meanwhile, Keir Starmer breaches royal etiquette and Downing Street communications chaos continues.
Starmer Pressured Over Labour Think Tank Journalist Probe
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is under fire to investigate Labour Together, a think tank linked to his leadership, over a report probing journalists with personal claims.
Cable Calls for Probe into Andrew's Trade Envoy Role Over Epstein
Former Business Secretary Sir Vince Cable urges investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's trade envoy tenure after US documents suggest confidential report sharing with Jeffrey Epstein.
£90m Taxpayer Cash Spent on Union Work by Public Sector
New figures reveal nearly 15,000 public sector staff received paid leave for union activities last year, costing taxpayers £90 million. Critics warn Labour's policies have enabled unions to 'take over' public bodies.
Democrats Plan Multi-Million Push for Virginia Redistricting
Virginia Democrats are preparing to invest tens of millions to secure four additional House seats through an April ballot referendum, as partisan redistricting battles intensify nationwide ahead of midterm elections.
Liz Truss Meets Trump, Blames 'Deep State' for Premiership End
Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss shares photo with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, captioning it 'right about everything' while blaming her short tenure on 'the deep state' and calling for a UK MAGA movement.
Obama's Valentine Dance After Trump Racist Video Backlash
Barack Obama posted a romantic dance photo with wife Michelle on Valentine's Day, following his criticism of a racist 'ape' video shared by Donald Trump's White House account.
Noem Defends 'Right People' Election Comments Amid Outcry
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faces backlash after stating her department ensures 'right people' elect 'right leaders,' dismissing criticism as manufactured outrage over election security.
Starmer Urged to Investigate Think Tank 'Spy Scandal' Links
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces calls to investigate connections between his Government and Labour Together, a think tank accused of hiring a PR firm to probe journalists reporting on its funding breaches.
BP and BMJ Mental Health Errors Corrected in Guardian
The Guardian issues corrections for BP's oil production figures and clarifies the publication source for Birmingham University's research on school smartphone policies.
Fetterman Criticises Democrats' Insults Against Trump
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman has condemned fellow Democrats for using extreme insults against Donald Trump, calling it 'professional wrestling' tactics designed to 'pay the bills'.
Trump Valentine's Email Sent to E. Jean Carroll
E. Jean Carroll, who won an $83.3 million defamation case against Donald Trump, received a Valentine's Day fundraising email from his PAC asking 'do you still love me?'
Starmer Faces Inquiry Calls Over Labour Think Tank's Journalist Probe
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to order an inquiry into Labour Together's £36,000 investigation into journalists, with allegations of false claims and improper conduct.
Labour's Devolution Gamble Backfires as SNP Dominance Grows
Labour faces electoral oblivion in upcoming Scottish and Welsh elections as devolution, intended to secure its dominance, has instead empowered the SNP and Plaid Cymru, creating a political trap of its own making.
Liz Truss Meets Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, Tweets Praise
Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss shared a photo with Donald Trump at his Florida golf club, praising him in a tweet. The meeting's details remain unclear as Truss continues her right-wing political reinvention.
Massie Calls Trump Presidency 'Epstein Administration'
Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie escalates feud with Donald Trump, accusing his administration of protecting powerful figures named in Jeffrey Epstein files.
Magyar Launches Campaign to Pull Hungary Back to the West
Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar launches his election campaign, vowing to restore Hungary's Western orientation and challenge Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in the upcoming pivotal vote.
Governor Boycotts Trump Dinner Over Snub to Black Governor
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear refuses to attend the 2026 National Governors Association dinner after President Trump excluded Maryland's Wes Moore, the nation's sole black governor, from the invitation list.
Labour Paid PR Firm to Spy on Journalists Investigating Donations
Labour Together paid £36,000 to US firm Apco to investigate Sunday Times journalists who exposed £730,000 in undeclared donations. The report contained false personal claims about reporters.
Labour Demands Reform's Goodwin Reject Racist Team Content
Labour calls on Reform UK candidate Matt Goodwin to distance himself from racist and far-right content shared by five members of his campaign team in Manchester.
Starmer's Leadership Struggles Show No Signs of Ending
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces ongoing political challenges, with internal divisions and external pressures mounting, leaving his future uncertain.
Jess Phillips: Epstein Files Must Drive Real Change for Women
Home Office Minister Jess Phillips expresses fury that crises like the Epstein scandal are needed to spur action on violence against women, calling for systemic reforms.
Labour MPs Demand Inquiry into Thinktank's Journalist Smears
Keir Starmer faces pressure as John McDonnell calls for an independent inquiry into a report commissioned by a Cabinet Office minister that made baseless claims about journalists.
Powell Rejects Starmer's Chief of Staff Offer, Plans Exit
Jonathan Powell, Keir Starmer's national security adviser, has turned down overtures to replace Morgan McSweeney as chief of staff, with plans to step down and return to his mediation consultancy by year's end.
Trump's $400m White House Ballroom Plans Revealed
New architectural renderings provide the most detailed vision yet of Donald Trump's proposed $400 million White House ballroom addition, sparking controversy and legal challenges.
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