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Harris: ‘We need to revisit the Electoral College’
Vice President Kamala Harris said the United States should reconsider the Electoral College, the system used to elect presidents. Her remarks matter because changing or abolishing it would require a constitutional amendment and remains a divisive issue in American politics. The Electoral College can allow a candidate to win the presidency without receiving the most…
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Spanish Socialist’s Pre-Crisis Migrant Comments Resurface After 60,000 Cross into Ceuta
In 2021, approximately 60,000 migrants, primarily from Morocco, crossed into the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta over a brief period, with 67 deaths reported. The surge has prompted renewed examination of politica
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Ex-W.A.S.P. Guitarist CHRIS HOLMES Opens Up About His Prostate Cancer Battle: ‘The Good Thing Is It’s 100% Curable’
Former W.A.S.P. guitarist Chris Holmes has spoken publicly for the first time about his prostate cancer diagnosis, revealing he has launched a GoFundMe campaign to help pay for treatment. The 68-year-old, who lives in Cannes, France, only went public after initially trying to keep the illness quiet, and his decision highlights the financial strain that…
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Government shutdown averted as Senate strikes deal, Kay Granger dies, Ceuta migration surge sparks alarm
US Senate leaders unveiled a bipartisan short-term funding measure intended to prevent a federal government shutdown during the midterm-election campaign. The proposal would broadly maintain existing spending levels until 11 December, carrying funding beyond the 30 September deadline, while including selected adjustments such as support for the WIC nutrition programme, disaster relief and national-security priorities.…
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Trump wants the power to stop the public from suing polluters
The Trump administration has argued in a legal filing linked to a case involving Elon Musk’s xAI that ordinary citizens should not be allowed to enforce US environmental laws, insisting that enforcement should rest solely with the executive branch even if it chooses not to act. This challenges “citizen suit provisions” written into laws such…
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Spanish socialist politician called to replace ‘racists’ with migrants and vowed to ensure they were allowed to vote months before 60,000 Moroccans invaded Ceuta
A Spanish socialist politician reportedly called for “racists” in Ceuta to be replaced by migrants and pledged to help ensure migrants were granted voting rights, comments made months before a large-scale crossing of Moroccan migrants into the Spanish North African enclave. The remarks have resurfaced amid renewed scrutiny of the 2021 Ceuta migrant crisis, in…
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Live updates: Deal to end part of Trump’s IRS settlement clears Blanche’s confirmation path
The article text was unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its reporting cannot be summarised reliably. The headline indicates it concerned a deal affecting part of a Trump IRS settlement and its implications for Blanche’s confirmation process. No verified details, figures or wider context were provided beyond the headline. A neutral summary…
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POLL OF THE DAY: Should Restore Britain and Reform UK join forces for the next election?
The Daily Mail’s “Poll of the Day” asks readers whether Restore Britain and Reform UK should join forces ahead of the next general election. The question reflects ongoing debate on the British right about whether smaller insurgent and populist parties should unite to maximise their electoral impact rather than split the vote. The article itself…
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What would it take to get peptides on the shelf?
An FDA advisory panel has recommended approving six of seven popular peptide therapies, including BPC-157, TB-500 and MOTS-c, for production by compounding pharmacies, marking the first serious regulatory attention paid to a booming but currently illegal wellness market. The peptides are widely used off-label for injury recovery, muscle growth and fat loss, but none have…
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UK manufacturing growth picks up as Trump tariff chaos eases
UK manufacturing output grew for a fourth consecutive month in July, expanding at its fastest pace in almost two years, according to a closely watched industry survey. The S&P Global purchasing managers’ index (PMI) showed factories in an upbeat mood, buoyed by rising domestic and export orders, even as they remained wary of a prolonged…