Politics

Salford residents question council's £7.7m stadium purchase amid rising taxes, with some calling for sale to fund housing and healthcare instead.

US military evaluates five strategic options to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as Iranian blockade disrupts global oil shipments and escalates regional tensions.

Former FBI Director Robert Mueller, who led the bureau for 12 years and later served as Special Counsel, has died at age 81 following a battle with Parkinson's disease.

Defense experts warn that Middle East conflicts expose critical vulnerabilities in global supply chains, from fuel reserves to medical supplies, highlighting the need for enhanced strategic independence.

Pro-Iranian armed group Kataib Hezbollah announces five-day suspension of US embassy attacks in Baghdad, contingent upon Israeli ceasefire in Beirut and halt to residential bombing.

Trump's rumored endorsement of John Cornyn over Ken Paxton in Texas Senate runoff draws criticism from conservative activists, highlighting Republican Party divisions.

Supreme Court unanimously upholds immigration judge authority in asylum cases, requiring federal appeals courts to apply substantial-evidence standard in persecution determinations.

UAE's swift response to regional crisis shows how proper governance protects citizens and visitors through institutional strength and decisive leadership.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards close the Strait of Hormuz following Supreme Leader Khamenei's death in US-Israeli strikes, threatening global energy supplies and economic stability.

Rahul Gandhi warns Punjab Congress leaders to maintain party unity or face consequences, addressing internal discord during campaign rally in politically crucial Malwa region.

Gauhati High Court issues notice to Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma over PILs alleging hate speech, with next hearing scheduled for April 21 ahead of state elections.

Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi defends Youth Congress members arrested during protests at New Delhi technology summit, calling peaceful demonstration a constitutional right.

Republican campaign committee deploys satirical Valentine's messages targeting Democratic representatives, highlighting political vulnerabilities ahead of 2026 midterms.

The US House passes legislation requiring strict citizenship documentation for voter registration, facing uncertain Senate prospects amid implementation concerns.

Former US Ambassador Robert Cekuta outlines how the TRIPP project will enhance regional connectivity while supporting established diplomatic frameworks and territorial integrity.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent admits to creating deliberate dollar shortage in Iran, leading to protests and over 3,000 deaths in what he calls a 'financial siege'.

Lagos State government allocates over N140 billion to comprehensive social protection initiatives, demonstrating fiscal responsibility and commitment to supporting vulnerable residents.

A Bradford County domestic violence case ended tragically when an estranged husband killed his wife before taking his own life in front of their two young children.

Lord Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour Party following revelations about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, including alleged financial payments.

Delhi implements comprehensive traffic restrictions from 2 pm to 9:30 pm for the Beating Retreat ceremony, closing major routes including Vijay Chowk and Kartavya Path on January 29.