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Watch: Louvre reopens gallery after jewellery heist
The Louvre Museum in Paris reopened its Galerie d’Apollon on Wednesday, nine months after masked thieves stole jewellery worth millions in a daring daylight heist. The gallery, historically home to France’s crown jewels, has reopened to visitors but without any jewels on display, marking a symbolic milestone in the museum’s recovery from one of the…
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Former Bernie Sanders official accuses senator of pushing most antisemitic candidates ‘in a generation’
Joel Rubin, a former campaign official for Senator Bernie Sanders, has publicly criticised the Vermont senator, accusing him of backing what Rubin called some of the “most categorically antisemitic candidates” in a generation. The comments, made last week, add to a wider debate within Democratic circles about the party’s association with figures on its left…
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Dem Rep Seth Moulton says party has no immigration plan, is only ‘opposition to Trump’
Democratic Representative Seth Moulton of Massachusetts has said his party lacks a coherent immigration policy, arguing that Democrats have instead defined themselves largely through opposition to President Donald Trump. His comments, made in remarks reported by Fox News, add to a wider internal debate among Democrats over the party’s direction and messaging on immigration and…
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Democrats lure ‘politically homeless’ Gen Z toward socialism — a counterattack is taking shape
Conservative activist CJ Pearson has warned that Democrats are successfully drawing “politically homeless” Gen Z voters towards socialism by offering them a sense of belonging, and argues this generational shift is now prompting a conservative counter-effort. He attributes young people’s growing openness to left-wing ideology partly to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies, which he…
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DOJ gives New Jersey 5 days to hand over voter data after noncitizen registration scandal
The US Department of Justice has given New Jersey five days to hand over its voter registration data, as officials investigate how thousands of non-citizens came to be registered to vote in the state. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon reiterated the demand after Democratic Governor Mikie Sherrill acknowledged the problem, which has become a significant…
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GOP erupts over 6,600 noncitizen voters found in blue state as scandal deepens: ‘Worse than anyone expected’
Republicans have reacted with anger after New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill, a Democrat, revealed that a software error at the state’s Motor Vehicle Commission had mistakenly registered 6,600 non-citizens to vote. The disclosure has fuelled Republican claims about lax voter roll oversight in Democratic-run states and reignited debate over voter identity verification, with critics arguing…
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Jackson leading Collins in Maine Senate race survey
A University of New Hampshire survey puts Democrat Troy Jackson narrowly ahead of Republican Senator Susan Collins in Maine’s 2026 Senate contest. The result matters because Collins’s seat is viewed as a significant opportunity for Democrats to gain ground in the Senate, although the margin leaves the race highly competitive. Among likely voters surveyed from…
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New Producers back vertical micro-drama studio New Short Media
Producers Alon Shtruzman and Scott Einbinder have launched New Short Media, a studio dedicated to vertical, mobile-first “micro-drama” content, operating alongside their existing 5X Media banner. The move reflects a wider push by established film and TV producers to bring higher production values and recognisable talent into the fast-growing vertical short-form space, which has traditionally…
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Andy Burnham is Prime Minister. Now what?
Andy Burnham has unveiled his first cabinet as prime minister, appointing John Healey as chancellor in a surprise move, shifting Ed Miliband to the Foreign Office and keeping Shabana Mahmood as home secretary. The announcement, followed by his first speech outside Downing Street, offers an early signal of the political direction and priorities of his…
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House Dems hand GOP a win on trans sports as party unity cracks
Five House Democrats broke with their party to join Republicans in passing an amendment restricting transgender participation in school sports, exposing cracks in Democratic unity on the issue. The vote came during the House’s consideration of amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), the annual bill that sets military and national security policy, on…