Politics

Trump endorses John James in Michigan governor’s race

Rep. John James (R-MI) earned a coveted endorsement from President Donald Trump on Monday, a surprise announcement that will help cement his front-runner status in Michigan’s GOP primary for governor.

Andy Burnham prepares for power as emotional Keir Starmer bows out

New Makerfield MP could get keys to No 10 unopposed after British prime minister’s resignation paves way for successor

Top Iranian officials land in Oman to discuss managing Strait of Hormuz

Two of Iran’s most prominent statesmen landed in Muscat, Oman, on Monday to discuss the possible management of the Strait of Hormuz.

First the Kennedy Center, Now the Smithsonian

How long can the museum system’s leader, Lonnie Bunch, survive?

Tucker Carlson says 'I'm out' of Republican Party: 'No defending this'

Right-wing pundit Tucker Carlson, who made his name on Fox News before he was fired three years ago, said he is leaving the Republican Party as he diverges further from the GOP establishment.

Man charged with terrorism-linked attempted murders after Edinburgh attacks

Lewis Hawkes, 36, charged with five counts of attempted murder ‘aggravated by reason of having a terrorist connection’

Six people survived US boat strike on Sunday

The U.S. military carried out its most recent strike targeting a suspected drone boat in the Western Hemisphere on Sunday, which killed two people and left six others stranded.

Judge denies effort to have Tyler Robinson's lover testify in key hearing

A Utah judge denied an effort by Tyler Robinson’s lawyers to have his former roommate and lover be subpoenaed to testify at next month’s preliminary hearing ahead of Robinson’s trial for allegedly killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

AIPAC accuses Van Hollen of feeding ‘antisemitic tropes’

EXCLUSIVE — AIPAC, the powerful pro-Israel lobbying group, is running a weekslong campaign accusing Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) of feeding “directly into antisemitic tropes of Jewish disloyalty.”

Judge blocks Trump administration's overhauled database of Americans' personal information

Washington — A federal judge on Monday ruled the Trump administration acted unlawfully when it created a centralized database that contains Americans' private information, which she said has since been used by some states to incorrectly remove U.S. citizens from their voter rolls.

Andy Burnham supporters divided over who should be his chancellor

Briefing war breaks out between advocates for Wes Streeting and those close to Ed Miliband

Democrats become the party of socialists and Third-Worldism

The Democratic Party is sprinting further to the left, becoming the party of socialism and third-worldism that hates America and everything for which it stands.