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US Escalates Iran Strikes as Pentagon Seeks $87 Billion in Additional Military Funding
The United States has resumed intensive military strikes against Iran for an eleventh consecutive night, marking a sharp escalation following the collapse of a ceasefire agreement from April. President Trump has intensif
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The Morning Poll: Will Burnham’s VAT cut on electricity bills make a big difference to you?
Andy Burnham used his first full day as Prime Minister to announce a cut to VAT on electricity bills, a move being tested by the Daily Mail’s Morning Poll asking readers whether it will make a noticeable difference to their household finances. The measure marks an early cost-of-living intervention from the new premier, signalling how…
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Trump-backed sheriff at center of swinger and nude sexting scandal wins Arizona primary
Mark Lamb, a sheriff endorsed by Donald Trump, has won a primary election in Arizona despite being embroiled in a controversy involving allegations of swinging and nude sexting. The result suggests that the scandal did little to dent his support among Republican primary voters, underscoring the continued strength of a Trump endorsement in shaping local…
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Trump-backed Biggs to take on Hobbs in key gubernatorial race in Arizona
Republican Congressman Andy Biggs has won Arizona’s Republican nomination for governor and will face the Democratic incumbent, Katie Hobbs, in November. The contest matters because Arizona is a closely divided state, and the result will test whether Republicans can regain the governorship after recent Democratic successes statewide. Biggs, a prominent ally of President Donald Trump…
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Stanton fends off progressive House challenger in Arizona Democratic primary
The article page itself blocked automatic access (it returns an “access denied/JavaScript disabled” placeholder rather than the actual story), and I don’t have permission to run a web search to find the content elsewhere. I can’t produce a reliable, accurate summary without the real article text — fabricating details would risk getting facts wrong. Could…
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US renews strikes on Iran as Trump threatens to attack underground nuclear site
The US carried out strikes on Iran for an 11th consecutive night, as Donald Trump threatened to hit “Pickaxe Mountain”, a suspected underground nuclear enrichment site near Natanz. The renewed bombardment follows the collapse of a ceasefire agreed in April, with both sides now fighting over control of the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, raising…
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Vulnerable Republican wins GOP primary in Arizona toss-up district Dems aim to flip blue
Republican Congressman Juan Ciscomani has secured his party’s nomination for a third term in Arizona’s competitive 6th Congressional District, running unopposed in the primary with the backing of President Donald Trump. The seat is considered a key battleground that Democrats are hoping to flip as they seek to retake control of the House of Representatives…
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Mamdani says he doesn’t have legal authority to arrest Netanyahu
Both the article fetch and web search are blocked, so I have no actual article content to summarise — only the headline is available. I don’t want to fabricate quotes, dates, or details that aren’t confirmed by a source. Based on background knowledge: this appears to relate to Zohran Mamdani (NYC mayoral candidate/mayor-elect) walking back…
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House passes spending bill to head off government shutdown before midterms
The US House of Representatives passed a stopgap spending bill on Tuesday to keep the government funded until 4 December, as Republican leaders sought to remove funding fights from the political agenda ahead of November’s midterm elections. The move comes ahead of a 30 September deadline, when current spending authority expires, and follows repeated shutdowns…
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House passes stopgap measure to fund federal government
The House of Representatives passed a short-term funding measure intended to prevent a federal government shutdown while Congress worked to complete a broader spending package. The vote mattered because existing funding was due to expire within days, and failure to act would have disrupted government operations. The measure passed 260–171 and extended funding until 15…