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Gavin Newsom’s unrelenting attack dog turns on Pete Buttigieg as the Democratic knife fight starts two years early
A row has broken out within the Democratic Party more than two years before the 2028 presidential race, after Gavin Newsom’s communications director, Izzy Gardon, mocked Pete Buttigieg for visiting South Carolina for what he sarcastically called the “first time in three years”. The jibe, aimed at the former transportation secretary’s trip to Orangeburg, drew…
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Defiant Democrat files fresh impeachment push against Trump as his own party ducks for cover
Congressman Al Green has revived his solo campaign to impeach President Donald Trump, filing fresh articles on Monday that accuse the administration of trampling constitutional rights through its immigration crackdown. The Texas Democrat’s push again put his party in an awkward position, with Democratic leaders repeatedly distancing themselves from his efforts on the grounds that…
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worFEMA reliefBombshell report confirms FEMA workers who skipped Trump supporters’ homes after Hurricane Milton broke the law: Watchdog finds crews avoid homes with MAGA flags
A Department of Homeland Security watchdog report has confirmed that FEMA relief workers unlawfully skipped homes displaying Trump campaign signage while responding to Hurricane Milton in Florida in October 2024. The Office of Inspector General found the crews’ actions breached both federal law and agency policy, substantiating claims first made by a whistleblower shortly after…
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Deregulated planning, Thames Water rescue plan, and a fatal A66 crash lead today’s news
UK ministers relax garden-plot planning rules and Thames Water creditors pitch a new board, as tech firms are pressed to remove posts glorifying the A66 crash that killed seven. Elsewhere: US-Canada tariffs escalate, Ukraine strikes Russian warehouses, and football probes illegal Russian broadcasts.
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John Swinney signed off minister’s economy US trip… then still flew business class
First Minister John Swinney flew business class to World Cup matches in the US despite knowing his sports minister had chosen economy travel to keep costs down, official emails have revealed. The disclosure has prompted accusations from opposition politicians that Swinney failed to lead by example on public spending, despite having previously claimed he was…
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Man who posted deranged video calling to KILL Trump and his staff arrested by the FBI in the dead of night
The FBI arrested a man early Monday morning after he posted a video threatening to kill President Trump and members of his Secret Service detail. The suspect, identified as Ayden Langevin, was reportedly enraged over previous failed assassination attempts on Trump and called on others to storm the White House and carry out mass violence,…
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Family with three young children are forced out of their home after ‘two arson attacks and nightmare neighbours’ campaign of abuse’
A family of five from Wortley, Leeds, have fled their home after a campaign of abuse from neighbours culminated in an arson attack on their car and a second suspected arson at their house. Jamie Stephenson, 28, and his ex-partner Rebecah Credland, 25, say the trouble began over noise complaints and escalated into threats, damage…
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SNP split deepens as John Swinney’s own MSP rejects new drilling
John Swinney is facing fresh internal division within the SNP after one of his own MSPs, former housing minister Paul McLennan, called on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to reject two major North Sea oil and gas developments, Rosebank and Jackdaw. His stance puts him at odds with other senior SNP figures, including Cabinet member Stephen…
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Mark Carney says Canada can’t accept US trade deal that would weaken French language
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney rejected a proposed US trade deal that would have weakened French-language protections in Quebec, saying American negotiators had treated the province’s language laws as an “irritant” when “in Quebec, these are rights”. His decision to walk away from talks with Washington last week drew cross-party praise in Canada but tipped…