Homeland Security Warns of Severe Shutdown Impacts
Homeland Security officials testify before Congress about potential disruptions to disaster relief, cybersecurity, and airport security if funding lapses this Friday.
Category : Westminster
Kosovo Parliament Convenes to Form Government After Deadlock
Kosovo's new parliament has convened following a December snap election, aiming to approve a government and end a yearlong political deadlock in the Balkan nation.
Antonia Romeo's 'Woke' Title Sparks Civil Service Debate
Antonia Romeo, set to become the first female cabinet secretary, faces controversy as conservatives label her the 'queen of woke'. This article explores the evolving definition of 'woke' and its implications in politics.
Starmer's Fiery PMQs Comeback Defies Tory Attacks
Keir Starmer faced intense scrutiny over Labour peer scandals at PMQs but delivered a combative performance, turning the tables on Kemi Badenoch's criticisms with sharp retorts on Tory sleaze.
Trump Posts Black Celebrity Videos Following Obama Ape Controversy
President Donald Trump reposted videos featuring prominent Black Americans days after facing criticism for sharing a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes on Truth Social.
Cartoon Satirises Keir Starmer's Political Future
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings critiques Keir Starmer's leadership and vision, highlighting public and media scrutiny as he navigates Labour's path forward.
Church of England Faces Backlash Over Slavery Reparations
The new Archbishop of Canterbury faces criticism from churchgoers and academics over a £100 million slavery reparations fund, with claims the historical report justifying it is flawed.
Starmer Eyes Female First Secretary to Fight Misogyny
Prime Minister Keir Starmer told female Labour MPs he might appoint a woman as first secretary of state to address misogyny, as he faces scandals over peerages and a 'boys club' culture.
Starmer urged to appoint woman as first secretary of state
Labour grandee Harriet Harman calls for revival of deputy PM role for a woman to tackle misogyny, as PM faces accusations over appointments.
Japan's Iron Lady Takaichi Wins Historic Election Victory
Conservative leader Sanae Takaichi cements power with landslide win, pursuing economic reforms and military expansion while maintaining her unconventional lifestyle.
Burnham's Northern Appeal Questioned for PM Role
Lucy Powell suggests Andy Burnham's strong regional identity may limit his appeal as a national leader, despite praising his record as Greater Manchester mayor.
Trump's Racist Post Sparks Late Awakening Among Voters
A C-Span caller's apology highlights a belated recognition of Trump's racism, as his second term's consequences become unmistakable and unforgivable.
Intensifying Calls for Urgent Reform of the House of Lords
Readers and peers demand urgent reform of Britain's unelected House of Lords, with proposals ranging from expert-based scrutiny chambers to elected models, amid scandals and public outrage.
Letters: End Honorary Titles, Address Public Issues
Readers advocate removing all honorary titles for a more equal society, while also discussing rugby facilities, supermarket jobs, underwear, and pillow talk in response to recent Guardian articles.
Starmer's PMQs Meltdown Over Paedophile Scandal Shakes Labour
Sir Keir Starmer unleashed a furious tirade against Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey during Prime Minister's Questions, triggered by questions about a Labour peer linked to child abuse imagery. The Labour leader's unprecedented outburst left his own MPs in stu
Le Pen Appeal Trial Ends, Verdict to Decide 2027 Election Bid
Marine Le Pen's embezzlement appeal trial has ended in Paris, with judges taking months to decide if she can run in the 2027 French presidential election, amid allegations of misusing EU funds.
Trump Pulls National Guard from Cities After Court Losses
The Trump administration has quietly withdrawn federalized National Guard troops from Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland after Supreme Court rulings blocked deployments, ending a controversial policy.
Commissioner: Playing Troubles Victims Off Veterans Not Helpful
Northern Ireland's Victims Commissioner Joe McVey warns against divisive rhetoric, expresses funding concerns for victims and survivors services ahead of key deadlines.
PM: Lord Doyle Did Not Give Full Account in Peerage Row
Downing Street declines to strip Lord Matthew Doyle of his peerage amid Labour investigation into his ties to a paedophile councillor. Opposition parties accuse PM of catastrophic lack of judgment.
Bondi Grilled Over Epstein Files and Survivors' Apology
Attorney General Pam Bondi was questioned by the House Judiciary Committee on the Justice Department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein records, with lawmakers pressing for an apology to survivors.
Maga's Outrage Over Bad Bunny's Spanish Super Bowl Show
Conservative commentators like Megyn Kelly have sparked controversy by attacking Bad Bunny's Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime performance, highlighting deep cultural tensions in the US.
Sarwar Stands Firm on Starmer Resignation Call
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar reaffirms his demand for Prime Minister Keir Starmer to resign, citing failures and the need for accountability ahead of Scottish elections.
DOJ Fails to Indict Six Democrats Over Military Advice Video
The US Department of Justice, under Trump's administration, has failed to secure indictments against six Democratic lawmakers accused of sedition for urging soldiers to refuse illegal orders. The controversial case, led by political appointees, highlights
Labour MPs Demand Starmer End No10 'Boys' Club' with New Role
Female Labour MPs have urgently demanded Keir Starmer establish a new government position to combat misogyny and transform the 'boys' club' culture within Downing Street, with Harriet Harman calling for revival of First Secretary role.
Bondi Faces Congress Over Epstein Files Delay and Victim Meeting
Attorney General Pam Bondi confronted by Congressman Jamie Raskin for not meeting Epstein victims and delaying file release under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, accused of a cover-up.
Lords Contradict Starmer on Doyle Peerage Block Claim
The House of Lords has challenged Keir Starmer's assertion that he could not stop Matthew Doyle's peerage after learning of his ties to a paedophile councillor, revealing appointments are only final when formalised by the King.
Starmer's Rough PMQs: Anger But No Answers on Key Questions
Prime Minister Keir Starmer endured a bruising PMQs session, facing criticism from Tories, Lib Dems, SNP and his own Labour MPs over recent controversies.
Jewish Activists Heckle Farage at Reform UK Event
Jewish activists disrupted Nigel Farage's speech at the launch of Reform UK's Jewish Alliance, accusing the party of using the group to persecute minorities.
Bondi Testifies on Epstein Files Amid Contempt Threats
Attorney General Pam Bondi appears before Congress, admitting mistakes in Epstein case handling while facing contempt threats over document releases.
Bondi Grilled in Congress Over Epstein Files Mistakes
Attorney General Pam Bondi testified before the House Judiciary Committee, admitting errors in the release of Jeffrey Epstein documents while facing threats of contempt charges from lawmakers.
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