Politics News

Justice Clarence Thomas cancels in-person appearance after security threat, reigniting discussion around civility and free speech in the judiciary.

Labour's crushing defeat in the Gorton and Denton by-election at the hands of the Greens serves as a wake-up call for the party, challenging its election strategy and the authenticity of its candidates.

An analysis of how a recent Supreme Court ruling on tariffs has challenged President Trump's protectionist trade strategy and its potential implications.

HUD proposes controversial changes to rental aid programs, allowing time limits and work requirements to 'encourage self-sufficiency.' Critics argue most recipients already work but earn low wages.

Labour MPs demand Starmer change direction as Greens overturn 13,000 majority in humiliating byelection loss for party

The Green Party's surprise victory in the Gorton and Denton by-election challenges the UK's traditional political landscape. Explore the implications of this landmark shift.

In a high-profile investigation, ex-President Bill Clinton is deposed about his relationship with the controversial financier Jeffrey Epstein. Lawmakers seek answers on the nature of their connection.

As the countdown to May elections begins, dejected Labour MPs hope to see Prime Minister Keir Starmer demonstrate his ability to enact meaningful change within his party.

Top NATO officials convene in the UK to strategize on the Alliance's nuclear deterrence policies and Euro-Atlantic security priorities amid geopolitical tensions.

Examining the rhetoric and impact of former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's anti-drug campaign, as the International Criminal Court weighs potential charges.