Politics

The UK government is facing a legal case over its refusal to evacuate seriously ill children from Gaza, despite similar actions being taken for young people affected by other conflicts. The lawsuit, filed against the Foreign Office and Home Office on behalf of three critically ill children in Gaza, claims

Lawmakers and political candidates are facing widespread threats and harassment, officials have warned, as new measures are introduced to impose stricter penalties on those convicted of such acts. Rushanara Ali, a minister responsible for democratic engagement, stated that her colleagues are experiencing unprecedented levels of harassment, which has discouraged many

Unite has decided to suspend the membership of deputy prime minister Angela Rayner and reassess its connection with Labour due to their handling of the Birmingham refuse workers' strike. The union, a major supporter of Labour, approved the motion at its policy meeting on Friday. Party sources, however, stated

Britain Anticipates EU Approval of Migration Agreement with France, Says Cooper Earlier this week, Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron released a joint declaration suggesting that a migration returns agreement would require EU approval. While the details were not fully clarified, initial reports, including from the Times, raised concerns that the

The administration of former President Donald Trump has reversed course on plans to eliminate the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), according to a recent report. No formal steps are currently being taken to dissolve FEMA, and any potential adjustments to the agency will likely involve a redefinition of its role,

Federal Judge to Review Challenge to Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order A federal judge is set to examine whether to halt the enforcement of former President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting birthright citizenship, despite a recent Supreme Court decision that curbed the use of nationwide injunctions against his