Trump Aide Slams Kimmel for Melania Documentary Oscars Jokes
White House Communications Director Stephen Cheung launched a furious attack on Jimmy Kimmel after the host mocked Melania Trump's documentary during the Academy Awards ceremony.
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Trump Appoints JD Vance to Lead Anti-Fraud Task Force
President Donald Trump has assigned Vice President JD Vance to head a new anti-fraud task force, focusing on Democratic-led states like Minnesota, California, and Maryland, as Iran war concerns escalate.
Trump DHS Nominee Mullin's Stock Trades Under Fire
Senator Markwayne Mullin, nominated as Homeland Security Secretary, faces intense scrutiny over his prolific stock trading, including purchases timed around military actions in Iran and Venezuela.
Trump Appoints Vance to Lead Anti-Fraud Task Force
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order naming Vice President JD Vance to oversee a new anti-fraud task force targeting Democratic-led states like Minnesota, California, and Maryland.
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Badenoch: UK Needs Own Middle East Plan Before Supporting Trump
Kemi Badenoch calls on Keir Starmer to formulate a UK-specific Middle East strategy before committing military support to US President Trump's demands for warships in the region.
Boston Mayor Wu Criticised for Missing St. Patrick's Day Breakfast
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu faces backlash for not attending the annual St. Patrick's Day Breakfast, weeks after participating in a Ramadan night market, amid political tensions with host Senator Nick Collins.
Labour MPs Urge Starmer to Act on Lords Assisted Dying Block
Over 150 MPs from multiple parties have signed a private letter urging Keir Starmer to ensure Parliament votes on assisted dying laws, accusing Lords of using procedural tactics to delay the bill.
Trump DHS Pick Bought Chevron Stock Before Venezuela Attack
Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin, nominated to replace Kristi Noem, purchased Chevron shares five days before Trump's Venezuela military action, according to financial disclosures.
Historical Measurement Proposal and Cultural Commentary
A letter reveals a quirky 1970s proposal for a barleycorn-firkin-fortnight measurement system, alongside discussions on classic films, personal anecdotes, and political remarks.
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Digital ID Unworkable in Rural Areas Without Phone Coverage
Residents in Devon highlight that the UK's digital ID scheme will fail in rural areas due to poor phone coverage, cutting off access to essential services like car tax and medical records.
Readers Share Life Lessons from Their Mothers and Fathers
In a touching tribute for Mother's Day, Guardian readers recall the timeless advice and wisdom passed down from their parents, from practical mantras to humorous insights on navigating life's absurdities.
Booker Criticises Parties for Ceding War Powers to Trump
Democratic Senator Cory Booker condemns both Democrats and Republicans for failing to check presidential war powers, warning it could embolden Trump to attack countries like Cuba and North Korea.
Phil Woolas, Former Labour Minister, Dies at 66
Phil Woolas, the former Labour minister who championed the national minimum wage and fought the BNP in Oldham, has died aged 66. His political career ended controversially after a 2010 election court ruling.
Corbyn Tribunal Says UK Complicit in Gaza War Crimes
An unofficial tribunal chaired by Jeremy Corbyn finds the UK government failed to prevent genocide in Gaza, with implications for local elections and international law.
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Lords to Vote on Abortion Decriminalisation Amendments
The House of Lords is set to debate key amendments to abortion law, including proposals on telemedicine and pardons, following last year's Commons vote to decriminalise terminations for women in England and Wales.
Guardian Issues Corrections on Labour Politics and Articles
The Guardian has published corrections and clarifications regarding errors in articles on Labour politics, including misidentifications of historical figures and MPs, as well as other recent amendments.
Starmer Announces Energy Support Package Amid Iran Conflict
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will unveil tens of millions in aid for heating oil users hit by rising energy costs due to the Iran war, while warning suppliers against price gouging.
Labour MPs Call on Starmer to Stop Lords Blocking Assisted Dying Bill
More than 100 Labour MPs have written to Keir Starmer, urging him to intervene and prevent the House of Lords from blocking the assisted dying bill through procedural tactics, as the legislation faces certain failure due to lack of parliamentary time.
NAO Inquiry into HMRC's Flawed Child Benefit Anti-Fraud Scheme
The National Audit Office investigates HMRC's anti-fraud scheme that wrongly suspended child benefits for thousands of families using flawed Home Office travel data.
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London Protest Against US-Israel Attacks on Iran Escalates
A demonstration outside the US embassy in London calls for an end to US-Israel military actions against Iran, linking regional chaos to the unresolved Palestinian occupation.
Iranian Football Captain Leaves Australia, Nationals Reshuffle
The captain of Iran's women's football team withdraws asylum claim in Australia, Nationals announce frontbench changes, and a cyclone threatens Queensland's coast.
Thom Tillis's Fiery Final Act in Congress Breaks with Trump
Republican Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina, not seeking re-election, has become an outspoken critic within the GOP, targeting Trump administration officials like Kristi Noem while aiming to support the president's legacy.
Trump Backs FCC Threat to Pull Licenses Over Iran War News
Donald Trump has publicly supported FCC Chair Brendan Carr's warning to revoke broadcast licenses from news outlets covering the Iran war unfavorably, escalating his media campaign.
Starmer: UK Will Not Be Drawn Into Wider Middle East War
Prime Minister Keir Starmer asserts the UK will not be drawn into a broader Middle East conflict while addressing US pressure for military support in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Trump Attacks Supreme Court Over Tariffs in Late-Night Post
Donald Trump claims absolute right to impose new tariffs after Supreme Court ruling, as he launches fresh broadside against judiciary on Truth Social.
Starmer: UK Will Not Be Drawn Into Wider War
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has outlined three key objectives in a press conference, emphasising that the UK will protect its people, defend allies, but avoid escalation into a broader conflict.
Reeves Pledges to Protect Pensioners from Income Tax Changes
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has reaffirmed the government's commitment to ensure pensioners whose sole income is the state pension will not face income tax bills from 2027, despite the triple lock pushing payments above the personal allowance threshold.
Trump Demands Death Penalty for Media Over Iran War Coverage
President Donald Trump called for treason charges against media outlets reporting on Iran conflict, as FCC threatens broadcast licenses over coverage deemed unfair by White House.
Stormont Minister: £17m Heating Oil Support 'Extremely Disappointing'
Northern Ireland's Finance Minister John O'Dowd criticises the UK's £17m heating oil package, calling it insufficient amid rising costs. The funding equates to just £35 per household.
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Richard Tice Defends Tax Record, Questions Labour's Payments
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice insists there is no obligation to pay maximum tax, defending his arrangements while accusing Labour of not paying corporation tax on property income.
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