Fetterman Urges Trump to Fire Noem Over Protester Deaths
Democratic Senator John Fetterman has called on Donald Trump to dismiss Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following a second fatal shooting of a protester in Minneapolis.
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National Review Urges Trump to Fire Kristi Noem
A prominent conservative publication calls for Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's dismissal following controversial handling of a deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis.
Stewart, Cooper Criticise Trump's 2A Hypocrisy
Jon Stewart and Anderson Cooper have condemned the Trump administration's apparent abandonment of Second Amendment principles following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.
Shapiro Book Exposes VP Selection Drama Over COVID Stance
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's new memoir details how his criticism of COVID-19 lockdowns and mandates created friction during Kamala Harris' vice presidential selection process in 2024.
Holocaust Survivor's Speech Moves Cabinet Ministers to Tears
Mala Tribich, 95, becomes first Holocaust survivor to address UK Cabinet, speaking on Holocaust Memorial Day about recent antisemitic attacks shaking survivors.
Oxford Student Denies Charge Over Alleged Anti-Semitic Chants
Samuel Williams, a 20-year-old Oxford University student, has indicated he will plead not guilty to a public order offence after allegedly making anti-Semitic chants at a pro-Palestine demonstration in Whitehall last October.
Labour MPs Revolt Over Burnham Candidacy Block
Fifty Labour MPs demand Keir Starmer reverse decision blocking Andy Burnham from by-election, exposing deep party divisions and leadership challenges.
Mahmood's 'Naughtiest' Confession Echoes May's Wheat Field Tale
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood reveals her teenage cigarette mishap as the 'naughtiest thing' she's done, drawing parallels to Theresa May's infamous 'fields of wheat' confession in a candid interview.
Deacon Blue 'Appalled' by Reform UK Leader's Song Quote
Reform UK's Scottish leader Malcolm Offord has drawn criticism from Deacon Blue after quoting their song 'Dignity' at press conferences, with the band stating his use 'appals' them.
Melania Trump Addresses ICE Shootings and Minneapolis Unrest
Former First Lady Melania Trump issues rare political statement urging peaceful protests following ICE shootings and unrest in Minneapolis, revealing Donald Trump's call with Minnesota officials.
Labour MPs Revolt Over Burnham Byelection Block
Around 50 Labour MPs have signed a letter protesting the party's decision to block Andy Burnham from standing in the Gorton and Denton byelection, as the Manchester mayor accuses Downing Street sources of lying about the process.
Liberal Leadership Crisis: Ley Clings to Power
Sussan Ley faces a leadership challenge from Angus Taylor and Andrew Hastie after the Nationals split, but internal divisions and reluctance to reward David Littleproud's ultimatum may buy her time.
US Political Turmoil: ICE Shooting and White House Film Criticised
Analysis of recent US events including an ICE shooting in Minneapolis and a White House propaganda film premiere, highlighting global perceptions of political decay and hypocrisy in American leadership.
Holocaust Survivor's Antisemitism Warning Moves Ministers to Tears
Mala Tribich, 95, becomes first Holocaust survivor to address UK Cabinet, delivering emotional plea for action against resurgent antisemitism on Holocaust Memorial Day.
March Deadline for WASPI Pension Compensation Decision
The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed it will report its decision on State Pension age compensation for 1950s-born women to Parliament before March begins.
Labour Byelection Campaign Hit by WhatsApp Scandal Fallout
Six Labour councillors breached standards in offensive WhatsApp group, with findings due days before crucial Gorton and Denton byelection, creating fresh headache for Keir Starmer.
Trump Health Speculation Undermines Political Accountability
The recent surge in public speculation about Donald Trump's cognitive health, including comments from his niece Mary Trump, distracts from substantive criticism of his policies and conduct in office.
Reform UK's Campaign Rally in Wrong Constituency
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party faces embarrassment after launching its Gorton and Denton by-election campaign with a rally in the neighbouring Ashton-Under-Lyne constituency.
Alex Vindman Launches Democratic Senate Bid in Florida
Army veteran Alex Vindman, a central figure in Donald Trump's first impeachment, announces his Democratic campaign for the US Senate in Florida, challenging Republican incumbent Ashley Moody.
Melania Trump Urges Peaceful Protest Amid Minnesota Unrest
First Lady Melania Trump made a rare political intervention, calling for unity and peaceful protest following weeks of unrest in Minnesota during a Fox & Friends interview.
Holocaust Survivor's Emotional Address Moves Cabinet to Tears
Mala Tribich, 95, becomes first Holocaust survivor to address UK Cabinet, urging action against rising antisemitism on Holocaust Memorial Day.
Kristi Noem's Humiliating 'Ice Maiden' Role at Trump Summit
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has been assigned a new, humiliating role at a Trump summit, dubbed the 'Ice Maiden', following her deadly Minnesota meltdown incident.
Labour MPs Revolt Over Burnham By-Election Block
Around 50 Labour MPs have signed a letter protesting the decision to block Andy Burnham from standing in the Gorton and Denton by-election, calling it a 'remote stitch-up'.
Shamima Begum Could Be Freed as Syrian Conflict Escalates
A former guard warns ISIS bride Shamima Begum may be released from Syrian detention camp amid Turkish-backed offensive, as her legal battle to return to UK continues.
Abbott: Hunger Striker Treatment a 'Moral Outrage'
MP Diane Abbott condemns the government's handling of Palestinian hunger strikers, calling it a moral outrage and urging public support for their protest rights.
Tory Lords Fight to Kill Chagos 'Surrender Law' Amid US Row
Conservative peers are mounting a significant effort to derail Keir Starmer's legislation transferring the British Indian Ocean Territory to Mauritius, leveraging US opposition and parliamentary tactics to force a government rethink before the session end
Holocaust Survivor Moves Cabinet Ministers to Tears
Mala Tribich, 95, became the first Holocaust survivor to address the UK Cabinet, receiving a standing ovation as she urged action against rising antisemitism.
Readers on Labour Infighting, Tory Defections and Broken Politics
Independent readers react to the Burnham by-election row and Suella Braverman's defection, warning that Britain's political system feels closed, toxic and increasingly unrepresentative of voters.
Minneapolis Shooting Exposes Trump's Rhetoric-Reality Gap
The fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis has sparked unprecedented dissent within Trump's base, challenging the administration's narrative and revealing deep fractures in American politics.
America's Dual Tipping Points: Fascism vs. Solidarity
Robert Reich argues Minneapolis events reveal two Americas: one sliding into Trump's fascist police state, another uniting in unprecedented solidarity against it.
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