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Trump wants FIFA President Gianni Infantino to become the next UN secretary-general: report
US President Donald Trump reportedly wants his close friend, FIFA president Gianni Infantino, to become the next secretary-general of the United Nations, according to a New York Post report cited by Fox News. The suggestion follows the pair’s high-profile appearances together throughout the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including Trump’s participation in the trophy presentation after…
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House Republicans pass stopgap bill, delaying shutdown fight until after midterms
The US House of Representatives has passed legislation extending government funding, sidestepping the risk of a shutdown before the November midterm elections. House Republicans drove the measure through, pushing the more contentious budget fight until after voters go to the polls and sparing lawmakers the political fallout a shutdown could bring so close to an…
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NYC Mayor Mamdani Reverses Campaign Promise on Netanyahu Arrest, Maintains ICE Abolishment Demand
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has walked back a campaign pledge regarding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, conceding that the city lacks the legal authority to arrest him should he visit New York. The reve
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Canada reportedly scraps joint bridge celebration with US after Trump renews tariff threat
Canada has called off a joint celebration with the United States marking the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, after President Donald Trump renewed threats to impose tariffs on Canadian goods. The move underscores fresh strain in US-Canada relations, given that the bridge itself was intended as a symbol of the close economic and…
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Mamdani goes back on campaign promise, says NYC can’t arrest Netanyahu
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani went back on a campaign promise after admitting the city lacks authority to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits NYC.
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Nat Barr puts the Albanese government on the spot over bold proposal to remove Union Jack from the Australian flag
Sunrise presenter Natalie Barr challenged the Albanese government on air over a proposal to remove the Union Jack from the Australian national flag, pressing ministers for a clear position on the idea. The push, reportedly linked to the manufacturing union the AMWU, has reignited a long-running debate in Australia about whether the flag’s colonial-era imagery…
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‘Jumping ship’: House Dem finds exit strategy after SCOTUS ruling shifts advantage to GOP
Democratic Representative Cleo Fields of Louisiana has announced he will not seek re-election to Congress, after a Supreme Court ruling and a redrawn Louisiana congressional map altered his district in favour of Republicans. Fox News frames the decision as an “exit strategy” following the redistricting shakeup, with critics accusing him of “jumping ship” rather than…
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SAG-AFTRA Chief Sean Astin Pushes Gavin Newsom to Fund Postproduction Tax Incentive (Exclusive)
SAG-AFTRA president Sean Astin has publicly urged California Governor Gavin Newsom to fund AB 2319, a proposed tax credit aimed at keeping postproduction film and television work in the state. In a video message shown at a California Post Alliance town hall, Astin said the union stands behind its postproduction members, including voiceover artists and…
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Peters calls Hegseth a ‘failure’ at hearing
The article text was unavailable, so its contents cannot be independently summarised. Based on the headline, Senator Gary Peters criticised Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth during a hearing, describing him as a “failure”. No further details about the hearing, the reasons for Peters’s criticism, or Hegseth’s response were provided. The significance and wider political context therefore…
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March of the Northern Queens! Labour MP coins soubriquet – as it’s revealed Burnham’s team is more private school and Oxbridge than Starmer’s
A Labour MP has coined the nickname “Northern Queens” amid reports examining Andy Burnham’s inner circle, with analysis suggesting his team has a higher proportion of privately educated and Oxbridge-educated figures than Sir Keir Starmer’s. The story taps into ongoing scrutiny of Burnham’s political profile and ambitions, highlighting a perceived contrast between his populist, “man…