Politics News

Once mocked as a 'scary mom' on SNL, Senator Katie Britt of Alabama has taken on a leading role in negotiating changes to immigration enforcement tactics.

As the U.S. celebrates its 250th anniversary, many Latinos grapple with feelings of fear, anxiety, and uncertainty about their place in the country.

The Green Party scored a surprise victory in a closely-watched UK by-election, dealing a blow to the ruling Labour party and Prime Minister Starmer.

The Secretary of State for Justice has approved the appointments of Jenny Coles and Natalie Trentham to the Children and Family Court Advisory Support Service, bolstering the agency's work in protecting vulnerable youth.

The UK government's efforts to combat public sector fraud have delivered over £7.5 billion in savings for taxpayers over the past year, highlighting the ongoing battle to protect public funds.

Police charge 20-year-old man with planning terror attack, with PM describing the allegations as 'deeply shocking'. Manifesto found at suspect's home reportedly planned 'mass casualties'.

Argentina's sweeping labor law changes aim to revive employment, but critics warn of reduced severance and longer hours. Explore the debate over this controversial reform.

The president's comments on the US women's hockey team reveal his lack of interest in supporting female athletes, despite claims of protecting women's sports opportunities.

Ex-politician Rory Amon pleads not guilty to 10 charges of sexual acts with a 13-year-old, claiming the boy said he was 17 years old at the time.

Labour's worst fears come true as the Green Party secures victory in the Gorton and Denton byelection, showing progressive voters an alternative to Reform UK.