Gabbard Accused of Suppressing Iran Call Intelligence
A whistleblower complaint alleges US intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard suppressed a sensitive phone call about Iran between a Trump ally and foreign official, sparking political controversy.
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Pelosi Backs JFK Grandson Jack Schlossberg for Congress
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will endorse John F. Kennedy's grandson, Jack Schlossberg, in the Democratic primary for New York's 12th congressional district, calling his candidacy vital for nationwide Democratic success.
David Sharaz Joins GetUp to Lead Media Accountability Campaigns
Progressive group GetUp hires former journalist David Sharaz, husband of Brittany Higgins, to oversee media accountability and political operations, targeting conservative organisations like Advance.
Sydney Protest Standoff: Police Urge Reroute Amid Legal Challenge
NSW police urge Palestine Action Group to move a Sydney CBD march to Hyde Park, as the group plans a court challenge against special powers invoked for Israeli president's visit.
Gabbard Under Fire for Handling of Trump Intelligence Report
National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard faces mounting questions after allegedly blocking NSA from sharing a sensitive report about a foreign intelligence call with a Trump associate.
Coalition Reunites Amid Littleproud's Fiery Press Conference
David Littleproud and Sussan Ley announce the Liberal-National Coalition's official reunion, but tensions flare when questioned about future stability and hate speech laws.
Khan Defends Starmer Over Mandelson Epstein Appointment
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has publicly supported Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership following the Peter Mandelson controversy, using a football analogy to argue against premature judgment.
Brown Calls Mandelson's Epstein Contacts a Financial Crime
Former PM Gordon Brown describes Peter Mandelson's secret email contacts with Jeffrey Epstein as a 'crime' and betrayal of public trust, amid police investigation into leaked government information.
Labour's Caretaker Leader Speculation Grows Amid Starmer's Struggles
Left-wing establishment figures discuss appointing a caretaker Labour leader to ease Starmer's exit, but constitutional and practical hurdles make this plan highly improbable.
McAllan Considers Deputy First Minister Role if SNP Wins
Housing Secretary Mairi McAllan says she would consider becoming deputy first minister if offered the position after Kate Forbes leaves Holyrood in May, amid speculation about her future in the SNP.
Labour MPs Urge Starmer to Quit for Caretaker Leader
Senior Labour MPs are pushing for Keir Starmer to resign immediately, proposing a temporary prime minister until a summer leadership contest to avoid electoral disaster.
Mandelson Pressured to Return £55k Payoff After Epstein Scandal
Lord Peter Mandelson faces mounting pressure to return a taxpayer-funded payoff of up to £55,000 after being sacked as US ambassador over his Jeffrey Epstein links, sparking a political crisis for PM Keir Starmer.
Gabbard Accused of Blocking NSA Report on Trump Ally Call
A whistleblower claims Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard prevented NSA distribution of evidence about a call between a Trump associate and foreign intelligence, allegations her office strongly denies as politically motivated.
Australian Coalition Reunites After Liberals and Nationals End Split
The Australian Coalition has officially reunited after a bitter split, with Sussan Ley and David Littleproud brokering a deal to restore the alliance between the Liberal and National parties.
Ashcroft Biography Questions Angela Rayner's Suitability for PM
Lord Ashcroft's biography of Angela Rayner explores her rise from a tough childhood to Labour's deputy leader, questioning her readiness for prime minister amid controversies and divisive polling.
Pelosi to Endorse JFK's Grandson Jack Schlossberg for Congress
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is reportedly set to endorse Jack Schlossberg, grandson of President John F. Kennedy, in his bid for a New York House seat, saying his candidacy would help Democrats win nationwide.
Trump's Teflon Image Shatters Over Racist Obama Video
Donald Trump's long-standing immunity to scandal has collapsed after a racist video targeting Barack Obama triggered unprecedented Republican criticism, signaling a major political shift ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Bondi Fails to Explain Gabbard's Presence at FBI Georgia Raid
Attorney General Pam Bondi faced intense questioning over why Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was present at an FBI raid in Fulton County, Georgia, with conflicting accounts from Trump and officials.
Blair Pays Tribute to Mentor John Burton After Death at 85
Sir Tony Blair has expressed profound grief following the death of his former election agent John Burton, praising his extraordinary political talent and unwavering guidance over four decades.
Coalition Reunites After Breakthrough: Nationals Ministers Suspended
The Coalition has reached a breakthrough agreement to reunite after tense negotiations, with Nationals shadow ministers suspended until March 1 as part of the deal to repair the fractured alliance.
Christie: Republicans Privately Call Trump 'Nuts' But Praise Publicly
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie reveals that many elected Republicans privately share his view that Donald Trump is 'nuts' but offer effusive praise on camera, with Senator Lindsey Graham specifically named.
Starmer's Leadership Questioned After Mandelson Appointment Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting criticism over his judgment following the Peter Mandelson appointment scandal, with Labour MPs questioning his leadership despite his recent election victory.
MI6 Warned About Mandelson's Russian Ties Years Before Appointment
Security services flagged Peter Mandelson's connections to Russian intelligence and Jeffrey Epstein over 15 years ago, raising questions about his appointment as Washington ambassador and increasing pressure on Keir Starmer.
Labour Leadership Crisis: Starmer Urged to 'Get Act Together'
Lord Blunkett warns Keir Starmer to demonstrate success and avoid leadership challenge as Peter Mandelson scandal threatens to engulf Labour government.
Badenoch: Starmer Knew About Mandelson-Epstein Ties
Kemi Badenoch claims Keir Starmer was aware of Peter Mandelson's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein but chose to ignore it, sparking a political scandal and police investigation.
Guardian's Sunday Read: Melania Film Review
Education reporter Caitlin Cassidy endures the controversial 'Melania' documentary in the debut episode of Guardian Australia's Full Story podcast, offering insights so listeners can skip it.
GetUp Hires David Sharaz to Combat Far-Right Democratic Threats
Progressive group GetUp hires David Sharaz, husband of Brittany Higgins, to lead campaigns against misinformation and conservative groups like Advance ahead of the 2028 election.
One Nation Threat Grows as Major Parties Fail on Reform
Zoe Daniel warns that squabbling in the Coalition and timid Labor governance create a vacuum being filled by One Nation, threatening Australia's political stability and policy progress.
Jeane Freeman, Former Scottish Health Secretary, Dies at 72
Jeane Freeman OBE, Scotland's former Health Secretary who led during the Covid-19 pandemic, has died aged 72 just weeks after receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis.
Patel Stopped Good Investigation to Protect Trump Claims: Report
Top Trump officials including FBI Director Kash Patel intervened to stop a civil rights investigation into ICE agent's fatal shooting of Renee Good, fearing it would undermine President Trump's false claims about the incident, according to explosive new r
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