The death of Rep. Doug LaMalfa reduces Republican House majority to 218 seats, intensifying political pressure on Speaker Mike Johnson ahead of elections.
The US is reportedly attempting to seize a Russian-flagged oil tanker linked to Venezuela amid a week-long Atlantic pursuit near European waters
USA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kai Trump has commented on speculation about her grandfather seeking a third term, saying much could change before 2028. In her first podcast interview since Donald Trump’s resounding victory in 2024, the social media-savvy 18-year-old spoke with
Federal Judge David Novak demands Lindsey Halligan justify using the US Attorney title after Judge Currie ruled her Eastern Virginia appointment unlawful.
EEAST operates 521 frontline ambulances, 67 rapid response vehicles, and 180 patient transport units across the East of England.
Starmer plans to scrap NHS England to cut bureaucracy, restore oversight, and boost funding for frontline care across the UK.
Dallas Mavericks beat Kings 100–98 on Tuesday, January 6, ending their road losing streak, while Sacramento suffered a sixth straight loss.
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Kingston Flemings scores 23 as No. 7 Houston rallies late to beat No. 14 Texas Tech 69-65 in a hard-fought Big 12 clash.
Ryan Mason has been dismissed as West Brom boss after a loss to Leicester intensified pressure on the club.
Kilmarnock have appointed Neil McCann as manager, with Billy Dodds joining as assistant, on contracts running until summer 2028.
The UK government plans mandatory eye tests for drivers over 70 and stricter drink-driving rules to reduce road deaths and injuries by 2035.
Wes Streeting says Keir Starmer focuses on UK-US relations while warning Trump not to destabilise NATO or annex Greenland.
The Los Angeles Clippers defeated the Golden State Warriors 103-102 as Kawhi Leonard scored 24 points despite James Harden missing the game.
Coco Gauff shared a social media post before her United Cup singles match, offering context to recent remarks about American tennis fans.
Following US attacks on Venezuelan military bases and the capture of Nicolás Maduro, Cuba appears increasingly in Trump administration’s strategic focus.
Jonathan Carley was fined £500 after admitting to impersonating a navy admiral without permission at a Remembrance Sunday event.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said only Greenland and Denmark should determine Greenland’s future, stressing sovereignty and self-determination.
Manchester United have removed manager Rúben Amorim after 14 months, with Darren Fletcher set to take charge following poor results and board concerns.
On 5 January, severe snow and ice led to school closures across Northern Ireland, Shropshire, and Aberdeen City, affecting travel nationwide.
Pittsburgh Steelers beat Ravens 26-24, securing the AFC North title, while Baltimore misses playoffs on a last-second missed field goal.
Greece experienced widespread flight cancellations and diversions after an air-traffic control radio failure, affecting thousands of travelers.
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ex-Little Mix star Jesy Nelson revealed her twin daughters have SMA Type 1, a serious muscle-wasting condition that may prevent them from walking. As reported by BBC culture correspondent Noor Nanji, former Little Mix member Jesy Nelson
The United Kingdom’s health care system, known worldwide for its comprehensive and primarily publicly funded model, is largely administered through the National Health Service (NHS). A key component underpinning this system is the national health insurance, primarily funded through National Insurance Contributions
Sports have often transcended the boundaries of competition to reflect larger societal and political struggles. The question of athletes who support Palestine highlights a growing phenomenon where prominent sports figures use their platforms to express solidarity with human rights causes. Their support
British and French aircraft carried out a joint RAF strike on an IS underground weapons facility near Palmyra, using guided bombs to hit the tunnels.
The London Summit 2025, officially known as the Securing Our Future London Summit, held on March 2, 2025, marks one of the most significant international diplomatic gatherings focused on finding a sustainable resolution to the ongoing conflict stemming from Russia’s invasion of
The Boston Celtics outscored the Los Angeles Clippers 146-115 as Jaylen Brown put up a career-high 50 points on Saturday night in Inglewood.
Authorities found the body of a missing Alabama child miles from his home, with his dog discovered nearby, bringing a tragic end to the search.
A violent brawl between rival jewelers erupted in Manhattan’s Diamond District, leaving two arrested and another hospitalized as shoppers looked on.
US Attorney General Pam Bondi says President Maduro and his wife were indicted in New York on narco-terrorism charges as America launches strikes on Venezuela.
President Donald Trump has ordered a Chinese-controlled company to unwind a $2.9 million US chip asset acquisition, citing national security risks.
Canadian star Evangeline Lilly suffered a traumatic brain injury in a Hawaii accident last year and is now undergoing treatment to recover fully.
King’s vice-chancellor says UK degrees no longer guarantee social mobility due to oversupply and economic pressures.
Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Memphis Grizzlies 128-121, as Luka Doncic scored 34 points and LeBron James added 31 in Friday night’s win.
Mike Nesbitt has announced he will step down as leader of the Ulster Unionist Party, triggering a leadership transition within the party.
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Still Game actor Gavin Mitchell was taken to hospital after choking during dinner, losing consciousness in what was described as a medical emergency.
Police have launched a murder investigation after a man was stabbed to death minutes before the new year began, with inquiries ongoing.
Historic Vondelkerk Church in Amsterdam caught fire on New Year’s Day, causing the tower to collapse and prompting the evacuation of nearby homes.
New Orleans reported no fatal violence in the first hours of 2026 as revelers celebrated in the French Quarter under heavy law enforcement presence.
Ukrainian drones attacked oil and energy facilities in Krasnodar and Tatarstan, triggering fires, with no casualties reported.
Waitrose withdraws Deeside Mineral & Sparkling Water after possible glass contamination. Customers urged to return bottles for a full refund.
Democratic socialist and ex-state assemblyman Zohran Mamdani becomes New York City’s first Muslim mayor, promising a rent freeze and universal childcare.
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President Donald Trump issued the first vetoes of his second term, blocking two bipartisan infrastructure-related bills passed by Congress.