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The demand from top congressional Democrats signals their plans to investigate the nature of law firms’ agreements with the Trump administration if they return to power after the midterm elections.
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The new prime minister said he wants his government to look at ‘all possible ways’ to help families with high costs Burnham to cut VAT on electricity bills in first cost-of-living move António Costa, the president of the European council, said in a post on X that he held a “good” phone call with Andy Burnham last night, in which he said they agreed to “further strengthen” EU-UK relations and continue to cooperate to support Ukraine. He said there was also discussion about “common geopolitical challenges facing Europe”, which could be a reference to many things, including energy prices soaring due to the US-Israel war on Iran, Europe’s trading and security relationship with Washington, the future of Nato, the continent facing a wave of hybrid warfare, driven by Russia, or the surge of national populism and backlash against immigration. Continue reading...
Trump directs agencies to waive NDAs for former government employees and contractors willing to share UFO information through official channels.
Reform leader’s recycled moanathon included digs at Kemi, the media, immigrants and new PM. But no questions, of course Is it safe? Is it safe? For the past couple of months, Nigel Farage has been like Laurence Olivier in Marathon Man, wondering if he can come out of hiding. Tucked away in one of his five homes, living on handouts from benefactors and hoping the coast is clear. Free from troublesome reporters who insist on asking awkward questions about where his money comes from and what it’s for. It’s tough to be the Man of the People when some of your money is coming from a posh convicted fraudster. Then again, Nige is a man who seems quick to forgive criminal behaviour. But – slowly, slowly – he is beginning to show his face in public again. And on Tuesday he took the latest steps on his Long Walk to Freedom. Continue reading...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says California and Minnesota must prove Medicaid payments were legitimate before frozen federal funding will be released.
Jon Ossoff claims his fundraising is faltering in urgent emails to supporters, despite raising $68.7 million and holding $42.6 million in cash on hand.
Rep. Scott Perry is pushing the No Kill Switches in Cars Act to repeal a federal mandate requiring passive driver impairment monitoring technology in new vehicles, citing privacy and cost concerns.
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