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Ousted Squad Dem stumps with radical activist who defended Hamas, promoted political violence
Former Democratic Representative Cori Bush, who lost her Missouri congressional seat in a 2024 primary, is campaigning for a return to Congress alongside a self-described Maoist activist and organiser, according to the article. It reports that the activist, identified as Christopher Winston, has a history of online rhetoric urging leftists not to disavow Hamas or…
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READ THE DOCUMENTS: White House releases election integrity files after Trump speech
The White House released four batches of election-integrity documents, including files on voting-system vulnerabilities, China’s alleged acquisition of voter data, and more.
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James Carville explains why he thinks mainstream media networks made a mistake avoiding Trump’s speech
Democratic strategist James Carville criticised major US television networks for declining to air President Trump’s primetime address on election security in full, arguing this was a mistake. He said Americans should have been allowed to watch the speech themselves, contending that doing so would have exposed what he characterised as the president’s erratic behaviour rather…
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Will the World Cup affect Arsenal’s transfer plans?
Arsenal enter the new Premier League season as defending champions, but the World Cup has left manager Mikel Arteta facing fitness concerns across a large chunk of his squad. Fifteen Arsenal players featured in the tournament, with eight still involved in this weekend’s final matches, leaving little recovery time before pre-season begins just over a…
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House Republicans aim to turn Democratic civil war into midterm weapon
Mike Lawler warns that radical socialists are taking over the Democratic Party as GOP fights to hold swing seats in suburban New York midterms.
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ANDREW NEIL: Never has a PM come to power with such a lack of democratic legitimacy. When it all goes wrong, voters will cut him no slack
Columnist Andrew Neil argues that Andy Burnham, who becomes Britain’s 59th prime minister on Monday, holds an unusually weak claim to democratic legitimacy. Burnham took over as Labour leader after ousting Keir Starmer without facing a leadership contest, hustings or public scrutiny, and never stood in the general election that brought the government to power,…
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NFL players want more grass fields after World Cup
NFL players start a social media campaign to support a call by their players union for more permanent grass fields following the World Cup.
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Catfisher who had to pay £10,000 to victim whose identity she stole in horrific four-year campaign is revealed
A woman who spent four years catfishing a victim by stealing their identity has been ordered to pay £10,000 in compensation, and has now been publicly identified. The case highlights the serious personal and financial toll that prolonged identity-based online deception can inflict on victims, who often have little recourse beyond civil action or, in…
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New York Times raises eyebrows by referring to AIPAC as ‘hard-right’ pro-Israel group
The New York Times has drawn criticism from conservative commentators after an article described the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) as a “hard-right” pro-Israel lobbying group. Critics argue the characterisation is inaccurate and misleading, given AIPAC’s history as a bipartisan organisation that has traditionally worked with both Democrats and Republicans in Congress to support…
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Emmys Slice Key Writing, Directing, And Acting Categories From Primetime Show But Will The Guilds Agree? – Notes On The Season
The Television Academy’s Board of Governors has voted to remove several major categories from the 2026 Primetime Emmy telecast, moving them instead to the earlier Creative Arts ceremonies. For the first time, this includes key Limited Series/Anthology/TV Movie categories such as Supporting Actor and Actress, Writing and Directing, alongside Writing for a Variety Series, a…