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Examining how the Trump administration is using federal agencies to investigate and silence media outlets critical of its policies and allies.

Despite most US coal plants' ability to comply with rules limiting dangerous pollutants, the Trump administration has decided to demolish these standards anyway, raising concerns over public health.

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testifies behind closed doors about convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, while Paramount secures Warner Bros in a bidding war against Netflix.

Former President Bill Clinton to testify on Capitol Hill about his controversial connections to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. The hearings promise explosive revelations.

The Gorton and Denton byelection shows progressive voters are now voting against Labour as well as Reform UK, shattering Labour's strategy of neglecting its core base.

A deep dive into Trump's comments and actions that suggest the federal government may seize voting machines in a bid to disrupt the 2022 midterm elections.

Former Secretary of State accuses Republicans of deflecting from Trump's ties to Epstein. Article also covers the latest on the Epstein investigation.

As U.S. and Iran wrap up another round of talks, President Trump must carefully weigh his military options regarding Tehran's nuclear program.

Two new members have joined the influential Committee on Fuel Poverty, bringing crucial expertise to address the growing issue of energy poverty across the UK.

A man was arrested after defacing a Winston Churchill statue in London, sparking debate over the former PM's legacy. The incident has ignited strong reactions across the UK.