Walmart, Lowe’s train for trades amid shortages from retirements, Trump policies. McKinsey: 20 openings per hire; Walmart targets 4,000 techs by 2030.
The Trump administration faces criticism after partially releasing Jeffrey Epstein files, with lawmakers and victims demanding full transparency.
Donald Trump unveils a $1,776 “warrior dividend” for about 1.45 million US service members, funded by tariffs and recent legislation.
Donald Trump orders a blockade of sanctioned Venezuelan oil tankers, escalating pressure on Nicolás Maduro and raising fears of wider conflict.
Donald Trump Jr., 46, announced his engagement to Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson at a White House holiday party.
Donald Trump files a $10bn lawsuit against the BBC over an edited January 6 speech, alleging defamation despite the broadcaster’s apology.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood dismisses US warnings of “civilisational erasure,” defending migration, multiculturalism and Muslim contributions in the UK.
USA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The US Supreme Court heard arguments on 10 December 2025 in Hamm v. Smith, grappling with whether Alabama can execute Joseph Clifton Smith, deemed intellectually disabled by lower courts despite IQ scores of 72-78, due to testing margins
USA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – US Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered a switch from Calibri to Times New Roman for all official documents effective 10 December 2025, reversing a Biden-era accessibility change as part of efforts to eliminate DEIA initiatives. The
Donald Trump renewed attacks on London Mayor Sadiq Khan, criticising his leadership and tying his remarks to broader debates on UK immigration policy.
New York (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani announced on 8 December 2025 that he and his wife Rama will move into Gracie Mansion in January, citing family safety concerns and the need to focus on his affordability
South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung praises Donald Trump as a peacemaker and calls for renewed North Korea talks while emphasizing pragmatic diplomacy with global leaders.
USA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – President Donald Trump announced that the airspace above and around Venezuela should be considered “closed in its entirety” amid rising tensions and growing US pressure on Nicolás Maduro’s government. The move comes as Trump signals potential military action
USA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – President Donald Trump signed into law the “Epstein Files Transparency Act,” mandating the Department of Justice to publicly release all unclassified records related to Jeffrey Epstein within 30 days. Despite his earlier opposition and claims that the
USA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A federal judge dismissed criminal charges against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, ruling that the appointment of prosecutor Lindsey Halligan was unlawful. The cases were dismissed without prejudice, allowing the
A secret Miami meeting between Trump aides and Russia’s Kirill Dmitriev produced a controversial Ukraine peace plan, drawing backlash from U.S., Europe, and Kyiv.
United States (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The White House confirmed it is working on a new, detailed peace plan with Russia aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, emphasising President Trump’s support and the US commitment to halting the conflict. The plan
Washington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New emails suggest US President Donald Trump knew of convicted financier Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes, raising pressure on the White House over Epstein files. As reported by The Guardian, newly released emails on Wednesday suggest Donald Trump was
Donald Trump claims the BBC “defrauded the public” by editing his January 6 speech, prompting legal threats and resignations of senior BBC executives.
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – BBC Director General Tim Davie will address staff after resigning, as US President Donald Trump threatens $1bn lawsuit over Panorama speech edit. As reported by The Independent, BBC’s outgoing Director General Tim Davie will address all staff
USA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Human remains were discovered in the 3200 block of SW 27th Circle in Marion Oaks on October 17, 2025, prompting an ongoing investigation led by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) with assistance from Marion County
USA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Dino Bouterse, son of former Suriname president Desi Bouterse, is seeking fair treatment concerning his ongoing legal situation in the United States, where he faces serious charges related to drug and weapons trafficking, as well as terrorism
USA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The FDA has issued a Class I recall for millions of eggs from Black Sheep Egg Company due to extreme health risks from potential salmonella contamination. Consumers are advised to discard the affected eggs and thoroughly clean
United States (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hurricane Humberto is expected to generate dangerously high surf and strong rip currents along most of the U.S. East Coast this week. Forecast maps indicate Humberto’s path will parallel the coast closely, prompting warnings for coastal
USA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Russia has strongly condemned the United States for blocking a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, calling the veto irresponsible amid escalating violence. The US veto prevented global consensus on ending hostilities despite
It was an honour to have the chance to put a debate to Westminster Hall this week on the subject that this House has considered the USAID funding pause and its impact on UK International Development. While decisions regarding an American government
Sir Keir Starmer will tell Donald Trump that unless the US provides military support to a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia, that Vladimir Putin can’t be trusted to stick to it, saying the US must “backstop” any settlement. The Prime Minister
Persuasion versus coercion—a unique narrative which Harris and Trump, respectively, have opted to pursue and craft. Every four years, the world’s fate in relation to policy, trade, and diplomacy is decided. This year is no different. As first-world countries clamber to remain in
In a surprising turn of events, Kamala Harris has emerged as a last-minute US presidential candidate, racing to craft her image while social media users flood the internet with political memes about coconuts, "brat summers" and femininomenons.
In a testament to its dominance in the e-commerce and technology sectors, Amazon reported a staggering tripling of its quarterly profit for the first three months of 2024.
In a move that signifies a significant clash between traditional media and tech giants, eight prominent US newspapers, including The New York Daily News and The Chicago Tribune, have taken legal action against OpenAI and Microsoft.
In a digital age where social media platforms have become vital avenues for creativity, entrepreneurship, and livelihoods, the looming threat of a TikTok ban in the United States has sent shockwaves through the community of content creators and small businesses reliant on
In a landmark decision on Thursday, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to reinstate stringent regulations aimed at preserving net neutrality, a move hailed by proponents as a victory for internet freedom.
In a landmark move to combat climate change, President Joe Biden's administration has unveiled comprehensive measures, aiming to significantly reduce carbon emissions from the nation's fossil fuel plants.
Wildfires in the Atlantic Canadian province of Nova Scotia have destroyed homes and caused thousands of people to evacuate. As of Monday, around 16,400 people have been forced to leave their homes near Halifax, Nova Scotia’s largest city. The region has seen
The United States’ economic stability has long been a cornerstone of global financial markets. However, the possibility of the US defaulting on its debt obligations looms as a potential catastrophe. While the concept of a default can be complex, this article aims
Melting ice caps are the least of polar bears’ worries while they roam the frontiers of the Alaskan wilderness. President Joe Biden has recently approved the Willow Project in Alaska, a controversial oil drilling project proposed by Conoco Phillips. The project has
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Arizona’s pre-statehood law that essentially criminalised abortions has been prevented from taking effect by an appeals court, at least for the time being. The Arizona Court of Appeals’ three-judge panel agreed with Planned Parenthood that a court
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Following the impact of Hurricane Fiona last month, Joe Biden acknowledged that Puerto Rico had faced numerous challenges over the previous five years but had not received adequate timely assistance. As a result, he announced on Monday
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – 2.4 million businesses and homes in Florida are without power as a result of one of the most severe storms to batter the US in years, and floodwaters are rushing inland. On Wednesday at 15:10 local time
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In response to Chinese Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns and geopolitical concerns between the US and the communist leadership of the country, Apple has started producing iPhone 14s in India, shifting some production there for the first time. The
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The ability of NASA to protect Earth from an apocalyptic scenario was put to the test on Monday when a multimillion dollar spacecraft slammed head-on with an asteroid as big as a football stadium. 6.8 million miles
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Nearly $2.7 billion (£2.3 billion) in new aid has been approved by the US for Ukraine and its allies, including $675 million for weaponry to help Ukraine fight Russia. Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin announced the arms package
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Biden government has announced plans to promote domestic semiconductor production while prohibiting US technology companies that receive government assistance from constructing “advanced technology facilities” in China for ten years. The US government’s roughly $53 billion (£46