Politics News

Greater Manchester mayor reignites leadership speculation, criticizing Labour's failure to connect with non-Labour voters and other progressive parties.

The UK government has appointed Sir David Bell to lead an independent review into antisemitic incidents in schools and colleges across England. Recommendations are expected by Autumn 2026.

In a heated Texas primary, Senator John Cornyn narrowly fended off a challenge from Attorney General Ken Paxton. Explore the reasons behind Cornyn's political struggle and what it means for the state's GOP.

Discover the key updates to firearms regulations and rules in the UK, including changes to licensing, ownership, and more for law enforcement and relevant authorities.

The U.S. Senate is set to vote on a measure that would restrict President Trump's ability to take military action against Iran without Congressional approval as the conflict continues to unfold.

As Trump aggressively dismantles environmental regulations, climate deniers claim billionaires, Democrats, and activists are silently acquiescing. This in-depth analysis explores the muted response.

Liz Sayce, who led a review of the much-criticised carer's allowance benefit, blames 'forces of resistance' in the DWP for undermining attempts to address longstanding issues.

The Trump administration is fighting to prevent state bar associations from disciplining Justice Department lawyers for potential misconduct during federal court cases.

In a surprising turn of events, Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has suffered a series of primary defeats, casting doubt on her criminal justice agenda.

The House ethics committee has opened an inquiry into Republican Representative Tony Gonzales over allegations of sexual misconduct and unfair favoritism towards an aide who later died by suicide.