Trump Unhappy with Kristi Noem, Mulling Replacements
President Donald Trump is reportedly frustrated with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's recent testimony and is considering a short list of potential replacements for her position.
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Noem Grilled Over $143M Contracts to Firm Tied to Spokesperson
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faces congressional heat over $143 million in no-bid contracts awarded to a mysterious company that subcontracted with her spokesperson's husband's firm.
97% Oppose Trump's $400 Million White House Ballroom Plan
Analysis reveals overwhelming public opposition to President Trump's proposed $400 million ballroom, with 97% of comments criticizing the project as tacky and wasteful.
BBC Demands Urgent Licence Fee Reform to Avoid 'Jeopardy'
The BBC has issued a stark warning that its current funding model is unsustainable, citing a dramatic rise in licence fee evasion and irreversible shifts in viewing habits. The broadcaster calls for radical reform ahead of its charter renewal in 2027.
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MPs Plan to Redact 2,000 Staff Names from Commons Register
A proposal to remove 2,000 parliamentary staff names from the official register raises concerns over reduced transparency and lobbying scrutiny, despite safety justifications.
Creasy: Labour Must Reject Blue Labour's Cruel Immigration Stance
Labour MP Stella Creasy warns the party is abandoning its principles with harsh refugee policies, urging a return to True Labour values of inclusion and social justice.
WASPI Campaign's Next Steps After DWP Compensation Rejection
The WASPI campaign provides an update on their fight for compensation after the DWP's second rejection. Legal teams are scrutinising the decision as pension age changes continue to affect 1950s-born women.
Trump's 24-Hour Crisis: Epstein Files, Iran War, and Starmer Feud
Donald Trump faces mounting pressure as new Epstein documents threaten to surface, while tensions with Keir Starmer over the Iran war and domestic controversies erupt.
Starmer's Plan to Add 11 Paid Ministers to Boost Government Function
Prime Minister Keir Starmer tables legislation to raise the cap on salaried ministers from 109 to 120, potentially costing taxpayers up to £1 million annually, while MPs receive a 5% pay rise.
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Starmer's Iran Crisis Plan: Jets, Flights, and US Ties
Prime Minister Keir Starmer outlined seven key measures in a live TV address, including deploying fighter jets, organizing repatriation flights, and addressing US-UK relations amid the escalating Middle East conflict.
MP Defends Parliament Dance Class Amid Middle East Crisis
Labour MP Lee Pitcher has defended participating in a parliamentary dance class after criticism over timing during Middle East tensions. The event promoted mental and physical health benefits.
Hegseth and Rubio Clash Over Iran Troop Deployment Plans
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio engaged in a heated argument over deploying US troops to Iran, exposing divisions within the Trump administration as strikes escalate.
Rubio Approval Falls Post-Iran Strikes as Cabinet Honeymoon Ends
Secretary of State Marco Rubio's net approval rating has dropped following US military action in Iran, according to a new Daily Mail/JL Partners poll, signaling a potential end to his honeymoon period in Trump's cabinet.
State Pension Rise Up to £575 from April 2026
The DWP confirms state pension payments will rise by 4.8% in April 2026, with some older Brits receiving up to £575 extra annually under the triple lock guarantee.
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Noem Faces Affair Question as Husband Leaves Hearing
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was asked about alleged affair with Corey Lewandowski at a House hearing, minutes after her husband exited the room.
Conservative Anglicans Form Rival Council to Challenge Canterbury
A new Global Anglican Council has been formed by conservative Anglicans, electing Rwandan Archbishop Laurent Mbanda as chair to challenge the Archbishop of Canterbury's authority.
Trump's Shifting Justifications for Iran War Fail to Convince
The Trump administration has offered multiple contradictory explanations for the US invasion of Iran, from regime change to nuclear threats, revealing a lack of coherent strategy.
Trump Faces Backlash as Iran Conflict Drives Gas Prices Up
American drivers express anger as gas prices surge following US-Israeli airstrikes on Iran, contradicting Trump's promises to lower costs and avoid foreign wars.
Scottish Labour MP's Husband Arrested in China Spy Probe
Anas Sarwar describes the arrest of David Taylor, husband of MP Joani Reid, on suspicion of spying for China as deeply concerning, highlighting international interference in UK politics.
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Swinney Concerned for Scots Trapped in Middle East Conflict
First Minister John Swinney voices deep concern for Scottish citizens stranded in the Middle East amid escalating conflict, pledging collaboration with UK authorities for safe repatriation.
Matt Schlapp: Iranian Schoolgirls 'Better Off Dead' Remark
Conservative firebrand Matt Schlapp ignited controversy by suggesting Iranian schoolgirls killed in an airstrike were better off dead than living under Iran's regime, during a heated debate on Piers Morgan Uncensored.
MPs' Cha-Cha-Cha Sparks Fury as World Faces Turmoil
Cross-party MPs face backlash for Strictly-style dance event in Parliament while serious global issues demand attention, highlighting ongoing optics failures in British politics.
MPs' Cha-Cha-Cha Sparks Fury as World Faces Conflict
Cross-party MPs face backlash for Strictly-style dance event in Parliament while serious global issues demand attention. Critics condemn poor optics and misplaced priorities.
Marine Veteran's Arm Broken in Capitol Iran War Protest
A US Marine Corps veteran and Green Party candidate suffered a broken arm after being forcibly removed from a Senate hearing while protesting US involvement in the Iran conflict.
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Kamala Harris's 2028 Presidential Ambitions Criticised
Kamala Harris hints at a 2028 presidential run, but critics argue her lack of authenticity and missteps on Gaza make her unfit to lead the Democratic Party in a critical election.
Starmer Calls Press Conference Amid Middle East War Backlash
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting criticism over Britain's military response to the Middle East conflict, with European allies deploying forces to Cyprus while UK vessels remain delayed.
Starmer to Hold Press Conference on Middle East Crisis
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will update the nation on the Middle East situation, defend UK's stance on military action, and address evacuation flight delays for stranded Brits.
Zelensky May Not Run Again Due to Family Safety
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reveals he rarely sees his family due to security threats and may not seek re-election, influenced by their opposition.
US-Israel Iran War Scrutiny Sparks Antisemitism Debate
American scrutiny of Israel's role in the Iran war raises legitimate policy questions but risks fueling antisemitic tropes, highlighting a complex dual challenge in US politics.
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BBC Demands Overhaul, Cites Irreversible Trends for Survival
The BBC warns that permanent trends threaten its survival without a major overhaul, highlighting a mismatch between TV licence rules and modern viewing habits.
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