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Republicans defy Trump, jump into South Carolina Senate race despite his handpicked successor
President Donald Trump has endorsed Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C., sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, to serve out the remainder of her brother’s term, in a move widely seen as installing a placeholder successor. However, several Republicans with ambitions for the seat have disregarded Trump’s endorsement and pressed ahead with their own campaigns for…
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Kevin Feige on Marvel’s Failed ‘Blade’ Reboot: ‘I Feel Like a Gigantic Loser and Failure That We Didn’t Get Off the Ground With Mahershala Ali’
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has openly expressed regret over the collapse of the studio’s long-delayed “Blade” reboot, which was meant to star Mahershala Ali as the vampire hunter. Speaking on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, Feige admitted, “I am feeling like a gigantic loser and failure that we didn’t get off the ground with…
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Fox News Channel’s ‘Hannity’ to air exclusive first interview with Sen Darline Graham on Monday
Fox News has announced that Sean Hannity will conduct the first exclusive television interview with Senator Darline Graham, a South Carolina Republican, on his programme on Monday. Graham was recently sworn in as interim US senator for South Carolina following the sudden death of her brother, veteran Senator Lindsey Graham, making her debut broadcast interview…
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Trump admits problematic Qatar-gifted Air Force One has been sidelined as security concerns escalate
Donald Trump has acknowledged that the Boeing 747 gifted to the United States by Qatar to serve as a replacement Air Force One has been taken out of service, amid mounting concerns over its security. The aircraft attracted controversy when it was first accepted, with critics questioning the appropriateness of a foreign government providing the…
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Pay up or not? Ransomware surge has victims facing tough choices
Ransomware attacks are surging and becoming more sophisticated, forcing an increasing number of victims into a difficult choice between paying hackers or refusing and risking permanent data loss. Nearly half of targeted companies now pay a ransom, according to 2025 research from Sophos, and the UK government is advancing plans to ban public sector bodies…
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Government announce £45million to “turn up” music industry for artists, businesses and children – but what do Andy Burnham’s government need to do now?
MPs and industry insiders speak out on progress being made, and urgent, vital action still needed on the ticket levy for protecting artists and venues, as well as beating the Brexit touring crisis and banning ticket touts The post Government announce £45million to “turn up” music industry for artists, businesses and children – but what…
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Warren defies Schumer as Dem civil war explodes over must-win Senate race
Senator Elizabeth Warren has endorsed Abdul El-Sayed in the Democratic primary for Michigan’s US Senate seat, breaking with fellow party leader Chuck Schumer and exposing a widening rift within the Democratic Party over its future direction. The split highlights an escalating internal battle between the party’s establishment and progressive wings ahead of a race widely…
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Andy Burnham says cost of living plan starts tomorrow in first speech as UK PM – video
Andy Burnham has delivered his first speech as UK prime minister after accepting the King’s invitation to form a government, pledging to tackle the cost of living crisis and outlining plans for a 10-year strategy for Britain. He said he wanted to give people “breathing space” quickly, with further details to be announced the following…
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Why are thousands of people protesting in Delhi?
Tens of thousands of young protesters have taken to the streets of Delhi demanding the resignation of India’s education minister, in one of the largest demonstrations against Narendra Modi’s government in recent years. The movement, known as the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), began just months ago as a satirical online joke but grew rapidly after…
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Labour’s Andy Burnham becomes UK prime minister, pledges regional devolution push
Andy Burnham has been sworn in as UK prime minister, becoming the country’s seventh leader in a decade, as his Labour government takes charge amid economic strain and political instability. Speaking outside 10 Downing Street on Monday morning, he called for a “new political model” based on collaboration rather than “point scoring,” and pledged to…