Bezos' Washington Post Crisis: Stewardship to Self-Destruction
Analysis of Jeff Bezos' controversial leadership at the Washington Post, examining layoffs, editorial interference, and the newspaper's declining influence under his ownership.
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Starmer Hints at Rayner's Political Comeback
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has strongly hinted that Angela Rayner will return to frontline politics, praising her as a 'fantastic asset' with a 'big part to play in the future' despite her September resignation.
SNP Demands Mandelson Inquiry After Epstein Files
SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn calls for urgent investigation into Peter Mandelson's government roles and appointments following Jeffrey Epstein document revelations.
Bernardi to Lead One Nation Ticket in SA Election
Former Liberal senator Cory Bernardi will head Pauline Hanson's One Nation ticket in the upcoming South Australian state election, marking a significant political shift.
Labour's Reform UK Dilemma: Threat or Tory Sequel?
Keir Starmer warns Reform UK represents an unprecedented danger, yet Labour's own messaging often paints Nigel Farage's party as merely 'Tories: the sequel', creating strategic confusion.
Trump Threatens Trevor Noah With Lawsuit Over Grammy Joke
Donald Trump has threatened to sue comedian Trevor Noah over a joke about Epstein's island made during the Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles.
Burnham's 'King of North' Retweet Fuels Labour By-Election Tensions
Andy Burnham retweets 'King of the North' moniker while campaigning for Labour's candidate after being blocked by Keir Starmer, as party faces tough battle in Gorton & Denton.
Mandelson Faces Lords Standards Probe Over Epstein
Labour veteran Peter Mandelson faces mounting pressure to refer himself to the Lords standards watchdog and rule out a return to Parliament following revelations about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Starmer Hints at Rayner Comeback in Government Role
Prime Minister Keir Starmer suggests Angela Rayner could return to frontline politics, praising her contributions and hinting at a future government role.
Mandelson Quits Labour Over Epstein Ties, ICE Grammys Protest
Lord Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour Party over Epstein links controversy, while celebrities wear ICE protest pins at Grammys. Trump threatens legal action against Trevor Noah.
Mandelson to be Summoned by US Congress Over Epstein Ties
Lord Peter Mandelson is expected to be summoned by US Congress to testify about financial links to Jeffrey Epstein, following new claims from recently released documents.
Starmer Hints at Rayner Comeback After Tax Row
Prime Minister Keir Starmer suggests former deputy Angela Rayner could return to government, praising her role in Labour's election win and key legislation.
Barnaby Joyce Attends One Nation Event in Victoria
Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce attended a One Nation event in Victoria, sparking debate over political alliances and conservative unity in Australian politics.
Trump-Era Media: Propaganda Up, Newsrooms Down
Analysis of how Trump allies and tech billionaires are reshaping US media, prioritising opinion over reporting and state propaganda over journalism.
Are We Suddenly a Nation of Gullible Xenophobes?
A thought-provoking analysis questions whether recent political rhetoric and media narratives have fostered a climate of gullibility and xenophobia in the UK overnight.
Littleproud Survives Challenge, Coalition Talks Scheduled
Nationals leader David Littleproud has defeated a leadership challenge and will meet Liberal counterpart Sussan Ley to discuss reuniting the Coalition after a dramatic split.
Trump $500M Crypto Deal With UAE Royal Before AI Access
The Trump family secured a $500 million cryptocurrency agreement with UAE royal Sheikh Tahnoon days before Donald Trump's White House return, followed by US approval of sensitive AI technology access to the UAE.
Littleproud Survives Nationals Leadership Challenge
David Littleproud has retained leadership of the National Party after a dramatic spill motion failed to gain sufficient support during a tense party room meeting in Canberra.
Trump Administration's Latest Policy Moves and Developments
The Trump administration has announced new policy initiatives and faced political challenges, with updates on key areas such as immigration, trade, and domestic affairs.
MAGA World Descends on Mar-a-Lago for Trump Aide's Wedding
Donald Trump and key allies celebrated Dan Scavino's wedding at Mar-a-Lago, with Melania Trump's absence noted among the high-profile guest list.
Zahawi Sells Home, Eyes Reform Role After Tory Exit
Former Tory minister Nadhim Zahawi lists his Stratford-upon-Avon mansion for £1.3m, fuelling speculation about his Reform UK future and denied peerage under Conservative leadership.
Middle Earners Hit Hardest by Reeves' Stealth Tax
Analysis reveals workers earning £48,000 face higher tax increases than those on £150,000 under the Chancellor's extended threshold freeze, contradicting Labour's 'broadest shoulders' pledge.
Trump: Kennedy Center to Close for Two Years from July
President Donald Trump has declared plans to shut Washington's Kennedy Center for two years from July for major renovations, following backlash from performers over his changes to the venue.
Palmer Denies Bannon's Election Ad Strategy Claims
Clive Palmer's spokesperson has strongly denied Steve Bannon's claims of involvement in the 2019 Australian election advertising strategy, calling them 'bullshit'.
Albanese Compares Opposition Chaos to Reality TV Show
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has likened the Liberal-National leadership turmoil to the reality series Married at First Sight, criticising internal disputes while emphasising his government's focus on governance.
Labour MPs Revolt Against Asylum Housing Plans
Keir Starmer faces internal rebellion as Labour MPs demand he scraps plans to house asylum seekers in new council homes, citing massive social housing waiting lists and veteran homelessness concerns.
Conservative Demands DOJ Defunding Over Trump Loyalist Hiring
Former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy calls for Congress to defund the Justice Department after ex-DHS official solicits pro-Trump attorneys for top roles, sparking bipartisan concern.
Bernardi to Join One Nation as Senate Candidate
Former Liberal senator Cory Bernardi is reportedly preparing to defect to One Nation, with an official announcement expected in Adelaide. The move follows heavy teasing from One Nation's leadership and comes amid rising support for the party in recent pol
Mandelson Quits Labour Over Epstein Links
Lord Peter Mandelson has resigned from the Labour Party, citing his connections to Jeffrey Epstein and a desire to avoid further embarrassment for the party.
Mandelson Resigns from Labour Over Epstein Links
Labour grandee Lord Peter Mandelson has resigned from party membership, citing concerns about embarrassment from his connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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