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Kamala Harris urges 'too big to rig' turnout, slams Trump on midterm tour
The former vice president campaigned across seven states, urging Black voters to honor ancestors and demanding structural reforms.
Starmer says US‑Europe defence shift is permanent, urges common security framework
Speaking in Dublin, the former UK prime minister said the change in transatlantic defence ties is lasting and Europe must build a common security framework wit…
Netanyahu’s Likud Party claims election theft as Arab parties make historic gains
The Likud party said the vote was stolen, citing unverified foreign‑interference claims while Arab parties are projected to win a record 19 seats.
Caroline Voaden accuses Nigel Farage of shoving her in Commons
Voaden said Farage’s behaviour was unacceptable and demanded an apology after the incident at the state opening earlier this year.
Defense Secretary Hegseth dismisses Pentagon’s top strategist amid Iran strike talks
Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia was removed as head of the Joint Chiefs’ strategy, plans and policy office, with no replacement named.
Chancellor Healey unveils £4.7bn Your First Home scheme and new First‑Time Buyer ISA
The autumn budget includes a 2.5% deposit requirement, income caps and price caps for the scheme, plus a replacement ISA for first‑time buyers.
Chancellor John Healey outlines defence boost and energy relief in first budget
The budget pairs a long‑term defence commitment with short‑term energy bill aid, while trimming the government's fiscal buffer.
Healey’s budget earmarks £100 for 20 million households and raises bank tax
The Autumn Budget adds a £100 energy‑bill credit, a 3% bank tax for 15 months and gambling‑tax funded relief for high‑street firms.
Chancellor John Healey announces £100 energy payment for 20 million UK households
The Autumn Budget will see a direct £100 rebate for 20 million households in council tax bands A‑D, funded by a £2.6 bn scheme and paired with an extended VAT…
Chancellor John Healey to scrap gas standing charges for 23 million homes
The Treasury says the move will shift fixed costs onto unit rates, potentially cutting annual bills by £22‑£50.
Exit polls show Netanyahu rebuked and no clear winner in Israel election
Exit polls released by Israeli TV stations indicate Netanyahu's bloc and rival Gadi Eisenkot each won about 51 seats, leaving coalition talks uncertain.
Healey pledges budget measures to cut energy bills as SNP calls for £300 relief
Healey will announce a fuel duty freeze and longer‑term reforms, as the SNP leader presses for £300 bill cuts.
UK budget announces tariff cuts on 100 food items, saving households £21 a year
The 2026 Budget includes five “everyday fixes”, notably removing tariffs on more than 100 grocery staples.
UK government to end carers’ benefit cliff edge in pre‑Budget cost‑of‑living package
The change will see benefits fall by £1 for each extra pound earned, easing a long‑standing penalty for unpaid carers.
UK ministers announce five everyday fixes ahead of budget
The package aims to help three million workers and save households about £21 a year on food.
Trump lauds Nicki Minaj’s “beautiful” rear at Michigan rally
The comment came during a campaign stop in Port Huron, Michigan, as Trump campaigned for Republican candidates ahead of the midterms.
BJP announces nationwide protests against Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge’s remarks on Modi’s late father
The party says the remarks were indecent, offensive and a personal attack on the Prime Minister’s family.
Serbian student movement defeats Vucic in snap parliamentary election
Student‑backed candidates secured about 138 seats as Vucic conceded defeat after record turnout.
Attorney General Todd Blanche says Trump not trying to overturn Alaska Senate results
Blanche defended the Justice Department’s suit to stop certification of Alaska’s Senate race, saying the president wants no overturn of the vote.
Attorney General Todd Blanche and Sen. Thom Tillis speak on election integrity and party perception on Face the Nation
Blanche affirmed DOJ neutrality while Tillis acknowledged voter concerns about corruption, linking both remarks to the looming midterm elections.
Conservative Lorne Doerkson wins BC election, set to become premier
Doerkson's rapid rise from a little‑known MLA to premier‑elect follows a snap election called by NDP leader David Eby.
Trump and Melania vote early in West Palm Beach
The Trumps voted at the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections office before the president headed to a campaign rally in Georgia.
Trump says he may relocate White House press corps to a less obnoxious location
Trump dismissed reports of demolishing the press briefing room and said moving reporters remains a possibility.
Justice Department sues to block Alaska Senate certification if Dan Sullivan loses
The Trump administration argues the presence of another candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan could mislead voters and seeks a court order to stop certification o…
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