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CNN admits error after suggesting US troops abroad would be impacted by Trump’s mail-in ballot crackdown
CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer corrected himself on air after wrongly suggesting that US military personnel stationed abroad would be affected by the Trump administration’s crackdown on mail-in voting. The error occurred during a Friday interview with Democratic Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger about a lawsuit filed by several states challenging President Trump’s March executive order restricting…
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Trump backs federal tax credit for US film production
President Trump has thrown his support behind a federal tax incentive for American film and television production, ending months of uncertainty over how he would respond to industry pressure. Posting on Truth Social, he called on Republicans and Democrats to swiftly craft bipartisan legislation, framing it as a way to bring production back to the…
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Awkward moment squirming Putin is told to ‘move from endless war to the end of war’ in meeting with India’s PM Modi
Vladimir Putin appeared visibly uncomfortable after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged him to end the war in Ukraine during a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Modi told the Russian leader that “every day of war sets humanity back”, prompting Putin to look away and remove…
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Al Carns defends SAS veterans against renewed Troubles investigations
Former Armed Forces minister Al Carns, a decorated ex-Special Forces officer, has defended SAS soldiers who served in Northern Ireland, arguing they should not be treated as “villains” or repeatedly investigated decades after the Troubles as part of efforts to rewrite history. He made the comments in a foreword to a Policy Exchange think-tank paper,…
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Bernie Sanders claims some Democrats may want their own Senate nominee to lose
Senator Bernie Sanders has accused senior Democratic Party figures and donors of being lukewarm about, or even wanting to see the defeat of, Abdul El-Sayed, the party’s progressive Senate nominee in Michigan. Speaking to “Politico Playbook”, Sanders argued that some establishment Democrats view El-Sayed and similar left-wing candidates as a threat both to wealthy donor…
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Trump Endorses U.S. Tax Incentive to Keep Hollywood Production: ‘Let’s Get This Done!’
US President Donald Trump has publicly backed a federal tax incentive for film and television production, a step Hollywood studios and unions have long campaigned for. In a Truth Social post, Trump called on Republicans and Democrats to work together to draft legislation “immediately”, saying it would create entertainment jobs and revive an industry he…
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TalkFuse evening briefing, 31 Aug 2026 22:39
Cleverly vows to review Khan’s ULEZ if elected London mayor as Labour’s Burnham bounce fades; Iran retaliates against US forces, prompting a carrier deployment; Swiss police make swift arrest over Aarau rave shooting; Sony and Warner Chappell sue Anthropic over AI training.
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JD Vance erupts at battleground Democrat who aimed sly jibe at Usha
US Vice President JD Vance clashed publicly with Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Monday, warning him during a campaign rally to “keep my wife’s name the hell out of your mouth”. The row erupted while Vance was campaigning for Republican Senate hopeful Mike Rogers, and quickly escalated into a personal and racially charged…
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Trump lashes out at female reporter’s ‘stupid question’ on using nukes on Iran
US President Donald Trump snapped at a female reporter on Monday who asked whether he had “ruled out” using nuclear weapons against Iran, calling it a “stupid question” while confirming he had indeed ruled the option out. He argued there was no need, as Iran had already been “totally defeated militarily,” and dismissed the country…
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Trump ‘in serious trouble’ in his own heartland as Republicans brace for midterm wipeout
New polling from RealClearPolitics shows Republican candidates trailing Democrats in eight key Senate battlegrounds, fuelling concern that President Donald Trump’s party could face a heavy defeat in November’s midterm elections. Republicans already faced an uphill fight to retain the House due to the historical disadvantage of holding the White House during a first-term midterm, and…