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Pauline Hanson’s message to Labor as an internal brawl erupts over Tony Burke’s postponed speech about immigration
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has issued a pointed message to Australia’s Labor government amid an internal party row over Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke’s postponed speech on immigration policy. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions within Labor over how to handle immigration messaging, an issue that remains politically sensitive and closely watched by opposition figures…
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Capybaras crash Brazilian lawmakers’ voting session and steal the show
A group of capybaras wandered into the Mato Grosso Legislative Assembly in Cuiabá, Brazil, briefly interrupting the building’s business as staff worked to guide the animals back outside. The lighthearted incident drew widespread attention online after footage of the visit was shared, offering a rare moment of levity amid otherwise serious news coverage. The animals…
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The Morning Poll: If Harry invites his father to the 2027 Invictus Games, should Charles accept?
The Daily Mail’s Morning Poll invites readers to weigh in on whether King Charles should accept an invitation from Prince Harry to attend the 2027 Invictus Games, should one be extended. The question follows reports that Harry is considering asking his father to the sporting event, raising the possibility of a public step towards reconciling…
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Michigan’s 2026 Democratic Senate Primary Highlights Intra-Party Battle Between Establishment and Progressive Wings
Michigan’s 2026 Democratic Senate primary has become a focal point in the midterm election cycle, featuring a contest between Representative Haley Stevens, representing the party establishment, and Abdul El-Sayed, a form
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Palantir paid just £2m corporation tax in UK in 2024 despite lucrative public sector contracts
Palantir, the US software firm that has secured major contracts with the NHS and Ministry of Defence, paid just £2.1m in UK corporation tax in 2024 despite booking £247m in UK revenues, according to a new report. The research, commissioned by the trade union Unison, found the company’s global effective tax rate is just 1.4%,…
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America is arguing about homeschooling. The data tells a different story.
The honest answer to who homeschools in America is a lot of different people, for a lot of different reasons, with a lot of different results.
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Socialist tenant organizer who blasted ‘sell-out Democrats’ loses Midwest primary
Jordan Herrera, a Democratic attorney, Air Force veteran and former Missouri assistant attorney general, won the Democratic primary in Missouri’s newly redrawn 4th Congressional District, defeating democratic socialist Hartzell Gray in a seven-way contest. The result is being cited as a setback for the party’s socialist wing in the Midwest, coming amid a wider national…
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5-year-old autistic boy asked to leave Sheffield trampoline park over bite
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Bouchard, Hines to clash for open James seat in competitive Michigan House race
Former prosecutor Christina Hines is projected to win the Democratic nomination for Michigan’s 10th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ, setting up a closely-watched battle against GOP nominee Mike Bouchard in November. Incumbent Rep. John James’s (R-Mich.) decision to run for governor has left the Macomb County district without an incumbent for the first…
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2026 Midterms State of Play: Key races unfold as Stevens, El-Sayed battle in Michigan
The 2026 US midterm election cycle intensified on Tuesday as voters in five states cast ballots in a series of closely watched primaries, with Michigan’s Democratic Senate contest emerging as the night’s marquee race. The primary pits Representative Haley Stevens, viewed as the establishment-backed candidate, against Abdul El-Sayed, a former public health official running as…