Donald Trump has reversed his stance on the UK's Chagos Islands agreement, warning Keir Starmer against a 100-year lease for Diego Garcia. The US president's latest outburst highlights ongoing tensions over the strategic military base.
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol faces a court verdict on rebellion charges for his 2024 martial law declaration, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Minnesota faces a crisis as resignations over Trump administration policies lead to dropped cases, including for a 12-time felon with a violent history.
A Labor MP has issued a stark warning to the Liberal Party, urging them to avoid following One Nation down a racist path that could harm social cohesion in Australia.
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FCC Chair Brendan Carr has responded to Stephen Colbert's claims that CBS prevented an interview with a Democratic Senate candidate, calling it 'Democrat-on-Democrat violence'.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and ministers hold official cabinet meeting in Melbourne just hours before a luxury Labor fundraiser, allowing taxpayer-funded travel for the political event.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan demanded a retraction from a journalist who said she looked 'disinterested' during a CFMEU discussion, refusing to continue the press conference until the comment was withdrawn.
Emma Eros, One Nation's first Muslim candidate, has condemned Pauline Hanson for divisive remarks about Muslims, calling her apology insincere and warning it alienates peaceful Australians.
Donald Trump used a White House Black History Month reception to deny racism, list Black celebrity friends, and praise Nicki Minaj's skin and nails, following outrage over a racist social media post.
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At least a dozen Democratic lawmakers plan to skip President Trump's State of the Union address, hosting a 'People's State of the Union' counter-rally on the National Mall in protest.
Human rights lawyer Philippe Sands received an £8 million payout for his role in Britain's controversial transfer of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, sparking political backlash and accusations of profiteering.
Conservative commentator Sophie Corcoran details receiving over 100 abusive messages daily, arguing against Keir Starmer's proposed social media ban for under-16s as an attack on parental responsibility.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies calls for more nuanced fiscal targets and a traffic-light system to replace Chancellor Rachel Reeves' current framework ahead of the March statement.
Labour is embroiled in internal confusion over its minimum wage commitment, with Sir Keir Starmer insisting on manifesto promises while Chancellor Rachel Reeves dodges questions on youth wage increases.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared Australia will do 'nothing' to assist 23 Australian children stranded in Syrian detention camps, sparking a fiery clash with ABC host Hamish Macdonald.
The UK government under Labour has served eviction notices to Chagossian islanders attempting to resettle their homeland, threatening prison sentences or fines if they refuse to leave British territory.
Donald Trump used a White House Black History Month reception to list African-American celebrities he calls friends, just a week after sharing a racist video about the Obamas.
Robert Jenrick reveals how a private meeting with Nigel Farage led to Reform UK's policy reversal on the two-child benefit cap, marking his defection from the Conservatives.
The Department of Homeland Security has halted most staff travel due to the government shutdown, potentially hindering FEMA's disaster relief efforts, including flood mapping and storm response.
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Winston Peters expresses dismay at the rapid turnover in Australian political leadership, attributing it to personal ego and warning it hampers diplomatic relations.
The Queen's 1990 Order of Merit to Margaret Thatcher was a subtle royal protest against her ousting, highlighting a constitutional crisis that has led to chronic Prime Ministerial instability and declining political standards.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt asserts that all posts on President Trump's Truth Social account come directly from him, contradicting a previous explanation about a racist video.
US Attorney Jeanine Pirro abruptly directed prosecutors to indict six Democratic lawmakers over a military rights video, but the case collapsed as a grand jury declined charges.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt asserts all Truth Social posts come directly from President Trump, contradicting recent claims blaming a staffer for a racist video. The statement follows Trump's policy reversal on Diego Garcia.
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Tony Burke and Angus Taylor clash over Syria camp employment figures as Anthony Albanese and the Coalition spar on economic policies, with ACCC scrutiny on Coles.
Republican Rob Wittman, who supported extending Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill,' may personally save up to $59,300 annually through tax deductions linked to his luxury beach rental property, analysis reveals.
A new oral history archive reveals Barack Obama's emotional tears after Trump's election victory and how his administration never anticipated the Trump presidency.
Former FBI director Kash Patel and ex-deputy Dan Bongino spent their first interview together lauding Donald Trump and their bureau work while avoiding Epstein scrutiny.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves was interrupted by a heckler calling her a 'genocide supporter' during a visit to a Sainsbury's in Sydenham, while she discussed falling inflation rates.
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The UK government has sparked debate by disputing a court ruling on Palestine action while accepting a legal challenge on election procedures, raising questions over legal consistency in political decisions.
