PM Andy Burnham announces autumn summit with Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Irish leaders to coordinate economic strategy and job creation across the UK.
MPs express deep concern over Phil Walker's appointment as interim CEO of the National Lottery, citing his controversial record at William Hill and current role with slot machine operator Game Nation.
Trump obtém vitória na Suprema Corte para restringir voto pelo correio, apesar de ter utilizado o sistema em eleições recentes. A medida cria lista federal de eleitores aptos, gerando críticas sobre implementação e impacto desproporcional.
Trump busca restringir o voto pelo correio nos EUA, medida que a Suprema Corte validou, apesar do próprio ex-presidente ter utilizado esse recurso várias vezes. Estados democratas contestam a política.
US military killed four people in a Caribbean boat strike, the latest in a controversial yearlong campaign that has resulted in at least 227 deaths across 68 strikes targeting alleged drug traffickers.
President Duma Boko praised the US as a vital development partner during a farewell meeting with outgoing Ambassador Howard Van Vranken, emphasizing deep educational, defense, and economic ties built on people-to-people connections.
Holocaust Centre chair urges Green MP Steve Abel to apologise for invoking Holocaust concepts during Parliament climate debate, citing insensitivity and trivialisation of genocide.
The US State Department has paused visa appointments worldwide, citing a global training initiative for consular officers to strengthen visa application assessments. The move intensifies Trump's second-term immigration enforcement agenda amid legal challenges.
Dolly Parton, the iconic country music legend and philanthropist, has died at age 80, dominating UK newspaper front pages with tributes to her songwriting legacy and cultural impact.
After Loper Light overruled Chevron deference, courts must recalibrate how federal agencies regulate AI while preserving state-level litigation as a feedback mechanism for emerging technology risks.
Sen. Darline Graham of South Carolina secured the Republican nomination for a full Senate term with Trump's endorsement, marking a significant political victory in Tuesday's elections.
Alaska's November Senate election will feature two candidates named Dan Sullivan competing against incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan, creating potential voter confusion in a closely watched midterm race.
International leaders and domestic institutions are increasingly resisting Trump administration policies on tariffs and trade, marking a shift from earlier deference during his second term.
President Ruto declared his re-election campaign hasn't started, warning opposition rivals they will 'disappear in the grass' once it does. He dismissed opponents as lacking agenda while highlighting infrastructure projects across Narok county.
French animal rights groups are launching protests to ban Alpine marmot hunting, citing climate-driven population decline and moral concerns over recreational killing of the culturally iconic rodent.
DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua declares political takeover of Nairobi after securing defections from sitting MPs and Jubilee officials, positioning his party to contest all 17 constituencies in 2027 elections.
Three artisanal miners died in a shaft collapse in Mutare, Zimbabwe, highlighting ongoing safety failures in a sector accounting for over 60% of official gold output with 64 deaths in Q1 2026 alone.
Australia's antisemitism royal commission will delay its final report by four days to December 18, 2027, to avoid overshadowing commemorations of the Bondi terror attack anniversary on December 14.
Hungary's PM Péter Magyar announces aggressive asset recovery campaign targeting oligarchs and politically-connected businesses, recovering over 100 billion forints and filing criminal complaints in 20+ cases involving 1.7 trillion forints.
South Africa incarcerates over 30,000 foreign nationals at an annual cost of R5.4 billion. A new prisoner transfer agreement with Zimbabwe could allow sentenced offenders to serve terms in their home countries.
Dolly Parton, the iconic country music legend and philanthropist, has died after a brief illness. Politicians and celebrities worldwide mourned her passing, praising her musical legacy and humanitarian work.
Te Pāti Māori unveiled its 'Kiwi tax plan' featuring nine tax changes including a new 5% stamp duty on residential property sales, revised wealth tax, and income tax adjustments aimed at benefiting 97% of New Zealanders.
Country music icon Dolly Parton, 80, has died, prompting unprecedented cross-partisan tributes from political leaders and entertainment figures. President Trump ordered flags lowered nationwide for a week.
Te Pāti Māori proposes a 'Kiwi Tax Plan' featuring zero income tax on first $30,000 earned, wealth tax on top earners, and higher corporate taxes to fund cost-of-living relief.
H5N1 bird flu has created a crisis in Victoria's Portland region, with concerns mounting for Sammy, a beloved local elephant seal, as the virus spreads among seabirds and threatens vulnerable marine mammals.
