Politics News

Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez, charged with embezzlement, influence peddling, and misuse of public funds in university scandal.

A Reform UK activist who was suspended over racist and antisemitic comments is still acting as election agent for the party's candidates in Manchester.

A former Palantir worker helped pass a groundbreaking AI law. Now tech titans are working to stop his bid for Congress, fearing his influence on future regulations.

Iran's Foreign Ministry criticizes YouTube's removal of pro-Iranian group's Lego-style AI videos, claiming it's an attempt to 'suppress the truth' about the country's conflict.

Two US representatives resign amid scrutiny, as Congress returns with debates over Iran, DHS funding, and voter ID laws.

Democratic National Committee meeting highlights leadership's disconnect with party base's growing opposition to Israel's treatment of Palestinians

Government workers report an unprecedented influx of religious messages, leaving them inundated and concerned about the separation of church and state.

As winter approaches, vulnerable pensioners are urged to be vigilant against fraudulent attempts to steal their Winter Fuel Payments. Stay informed and protect your finances.

After tense negotiations, a last-minute deal was reached to avert a potentially disruptive strike by Los Angeles teachers. The agreement aims to address key concerns around student support and educator compensation.

The Liberal Party under Prime Minister Mark Carney consolidates power after victories in key Canadian by-elections, cementing their national dominance.