Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham indicates he would seek Labour leadership role while his team warns against PM campaigning in Makerfield by-election.
Multiple recent U.S. immigration enforcement actions involved visa restrictions on Nicaraguans, denial of entry to a FIFA referee, and a custody death.
House Republican leadership urged Rep. Tony Gonzales to withdraw from his reelection race after he admitted to an affair with a former staffer who died by suicide.
President Trump disputed claims about war guarantees while Chief of Staff Susie Wiles denied reports of her planned departure.
President Trump said Wednesday he is reviewing a possible reduction of U.S. military forces stationed in Germany.
Governor Ron DeSantis announced a plan to eliminate property taxes on most primary homes in Florida, generating debate over tax policy impacts.
The Supreme Court issued a ruling regarding Colorado's conversion therapy ban, with the decision centering on First Amendment free speech protections.
Wes Streeting backs Andy Burnham for Makerfield by-election following his resignation as health secretary and Josh Simons' withdrawal from the seat.
The Senate voted 50-49 to overturn Biden administration protections that blocked mining near Minnesota's Boundary Waters wilderness area.
Vice President JD Vance has expressed support for military action against Iran, marking a shift from his previous anti-interventionist positions on foreign conflicts.
An Afghan immigrant who worked with U.S. forces died less than 24 hours after being taken into ICE custody, with family seeking answers about the cause of death.
Senate Democrats are pressing the Trump administration on two fronts: halting collection of federal workers' health data and questioning cuts to civilian casualty prevention offices.
Emails reveal FBI Director Kash Patel participated in a VIP snorkeling session around the USS Arizona during an official Hawaii trip last summer.
A federal judge will hear Fulton County's demand for return of 2020 election ballots and materials seized by the FBI in January.
The Department of Education will move to a smaller Washington building after significant staffing cuts left current headquarters 70% vacant.
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