
Defence Secretary Pledges Support for British Manufacturers in Military Procurement
John Healey commits to backing British companies in future defence spending decisions amid questions over UK military project commitments.

John Healey commits to backing British companies in future defence spending decisions amid questions over UK military project commitments.

President Trump has asked aides whether Corey Lewandowski profited from a $220 million DHS ad campaign amid reports of the adviser's conduct.

Democratic lawmakers held unofficial hearing to criticize Justice Department's settlement with Live Nation-Ticketmaster as inadequate.

The Supreme Court declined to hear separate appeals from Texas death row inmate Rodney Reed seeking DNA testing and journalist Priscilla Villarreal challenging her arrest.

Gregory Bovino, who oversaw immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis, will retire in March following his January demotion.

Los Angeles City Council approved new police restrictions while the Justice Department announced signing bonuses for attorneys to challenge city policies.

Charlotte Nichols disclosed being raped while serving as an MP during parliamentary debate on government's jury trial legislation.

Pro-democracy activist and China expert raise concerns about ongoing Chinese espionage and influence operations targeting the United States.

Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie filed candidacy papers following his primary defeat, though he has not specified which office he may seek in 2028.

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten used over $1.4 million in union resources to support writing her upcoming book.
The U.S. Supreme Court is anticipated to release decisions on cases involving gun regulations and transgender student athlete participation.

The UK government has activated new sentencing guidelines to reduce short prison terms while scaling back plans for new town developments from thirteen to seven sites.

Reform UK announced plans to halt visas for nationals from countries formally demanding reparations from Britain, prompting criticism from Commonwealth politicians.
The Trump administration has taken initial steps to revise EPA methane emission regulations for oil and gas operations.

DOJ shuttered a major San Francisco immigration court after firing most judges, while State Department terminated 200 foreign service officers.
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