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GOP senator ahead of Fauci testimony: ‘I don’t expect to get much out of him’
The article’s text is unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its contents cannot be summarised reliably. From the headline alone, it appears to concern a Republican senator expressing low expectations ahead of testimony by Dr Anthony Fauci on the COVID-19 response. No further verified details, figures or context are available in the…
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FINLAY CARSON: The SNP government was WARNED about Highland wildfires but DIDN’T act before disaster struck
Conservative MSP Finlay Carson has accused the Scottish Government of failing to act on repeated warnings about the growing risk of wildfires in the Highlands before recent blazes broke out. He argues that officials and agencies had been alerted to the danger, including rising fire risk linked to drought conditions and land management practices, but…
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SNP MSP faces criticism over Cairngorms wildfire response as major incident declared
A major wildfire incident in the Scottish Cairngorms has prompted scrutiny of the government’s response, with particular focus on how officials handled the emergency. Neil Gray, an SNP MSP, has drawn criticism from those
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Apple, Google news algorithms suppressed negative stories on Michigan Senate hopeful El-Sayed, study says
A study by the conservative-leaning Media Research Center claims that Apple News and Google News algorithms failed to surface negative coverage of Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democratic candidate for the Michigan Senate, in their top morning news stories. The finding feeds into broader claims from conservative commentators that major tech platforms’ news curation systems favour…
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Waltz blames Biden for depleted stockpiles, but says US military has ‘everything that it needs’
I wasn’t able to retrieve the actual article text — the page provided is just an “access denied” block (JavaScript-disabled message), and I don’t have permission to fetch the URL directly. Based only on the headline, I can tell you it concerns National Security Adviser Mike Waltz saying the Biden administration left US munitions stockpiles…
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The US is charging an American citizen for wiping his phone at the border
The US government is prosecuting American citizen Sam Tunick after he allegedly gave federal agents a fake “duress password” that wiped his phone when they attempted to seize it at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson airport. Prosecutors are relying on a rarely-used statute that criminalises destroying or damaging property to prevent its lawful seizure, in a case that…
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DSA co-chair embraces abolishing Senate, ICE, borders as Democratic infighting escalates
Megan Romer, co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America, publicly endorsed abolishing the US Senate, national borders, prisons and ICE, exposing the scale of the movement’s agenda amid growing ideological splits within the Democratic Party. The remarks, made during a Fox News Sunday interview, underscore an intensifying rift between the party’s moderate and far-left flanks…
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Neil Gray blunders as Highlands burn: SNP MSP accused of ‘playing games’ after trying to blame Met Office for shambolic wildfire response
Neil Gray, an SNP MSP, has faced criticism after appearing to blame the Met Office for a poorly handled response to wildfires affecting the Scottish Highlands. Critics have accused him of “playing games” rather than taking responsibility, framing the episode as an attempt to deflect blame during a serious wildfire emergency. The available article content…
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Iran threatens to attack Ukraine after an ‘attack’ on one of its ships carrying hardware to Russia
Iran has threatened to launch a retaliatory strike against Ukraine after accusing it of attacking one of its vessels that was transporting military hardware to Russia. The alleged incident adds a new flashpoint to the Ukraine war, raising the prospect that Iran, already a key military supplier to Moscow through drones and weapons shipments, could…
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Labour faces fresh calls to rein in NHS fat-cat pay as nearly 600 bosses rake in salaries more than Prime Minister, health service ‘Rich List’ finds, with number netting £300,000 more than doubling
Labour is facing renewed pressure to curb high pay in the NHS after a “Rich List” analysis found that nearly 600 health service executives now earn more than the Prime Minister, whose salary stands at £172,153. The findings have reignited criticism that senior NHS management is being rewarded generously even as the health service continues…