Politics News

Labor warns of financial pain as the US-Israeli conflict in Iran escalates, but the economic cost is just one of the risks Albanese must navigate.

Melania Trump announces public access to the iconic White House gardens in 2026, offering a unique glimpse into history and nature.

The Planning Inspectorate provides updates on their approach to casework and decision-making ahead of the 2026 UK general elections.

Saadia Mosbah, a prominent Tunisian anti-racism activist, has been imprisoned for 8 years after campaigning for migrant rights. Her case highlights concerns over human rights and free speech in the country.

The Reform UK leader tries to distance himself from his decade-long alliance with the controversial former US president, but can he convincingly pull off this

Uncovering the shocking truth about a beloved civil rights icon's history of sexual abuse against girls and women within the United Farm Workers movement.

MP Kim Leadbeater says the House of Lords has 'signed its own death warrant' by delaying a bill to allow assisted dying in the UK, as terminally ill patients protest the delay.

Defense Secretary Hegseth criticizes media for focusing on trivial issues rather than enthusiastically covering U.S.-Israeli offensive against Iran, which is helping fund Russia's war in Ukraine.

The father of a US military member killed in the Iran war disputes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's claim that bereaved families urged him to 'finish the job' in the Middle East.

A charity has filed a legal challenge against a change in the law that reclassifies animal testing sites as 'key national infrastructure', restricting protest and advocacy around these facilities.