MINNEAPOLIS, (AP) — Minnesota Supreme Court dismisses ‘insurrection clause’ challenge, allowing Trump to remain on the 2024 primary ballot.
The more Western allies will support Ukraine, the faster the war will end, the Nato chief said
The Cabinet reshuffle that brought back David Cameron was supposed to reunite the Tory “sensibles”, reassure centre-ground voters and put Rishi Sunak on course for a general election victory next year. If one could liken it to a film scene it would be the end of The Railway Children when the young Jenny Agutter runs along the platform shouting “daddy, my daddy” before throwing herself into the arms of her father, freshly returned from a spell in political disgrace.
The former president may have revealed the truth about his own intentions.
It's a trap. But Trump set himself up for another bruising lesson over trying to repeal Obamacare.
A US warship has come under attack in the Red Sea, the Pentagon announced on Saturday, in the most high-profile of a series of maritime attacks linked to the Israel-Hamas war.
Volodymyr Zelensky’s popularity is falling and he will pay for his mistakes by eventually losing power, the mayor of Kyiv Vitali Klitschko has said.
Boris gets grilled by the Covid Inquiry on Wednesday and is expected to deliver one of his Hugh Grant-style apologies: “Golly, gosh, sorry for, uh, killing your grandma.” Things augur badly. The Inquiry has turned into an indictment of Boris’s No 10, with reports of him delaying action and making the brave argument that Covid was “nature’s way of dealing with old people.” The fact that he nearly died himself has been curiously forgotten.
Donald Trump's attacks on Allison Greenfield, now banned by a gag order, led to a deluge of antisemitic threats against Justice Arthur Engoron's law clerk.
The "Franken-bird" project is the first for the F-35 program, and could pave the way for the Air Force to salvage other damaged jets in the future.
On May 4, 1979, Margaret Thatcher became the first female prime minister of the UK.
A shocking new video appears to show Russian soldiers executing surrendering Ukrainian troops near Avdiivka.
The Russian troops who shot two surrendering Ukrainian soldiers were quickly eliminated, Avdiivka military administration head Vitalii Barabash said in an interview with Freedom TV on Dec. 3.
As Israel now focuses its assault on southern Gaza, the net is closing on Hamas’s leaders. Foreign Editor David Pratt examines their likely fate and the controversial issue of Israel’s targeted assassinations
A series of government mishaps in recent weeks have damaged the prime minister's standing among rank-and-file Conservatives.
Two saboteurs poisoned 35 Russian soldiers in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Simferopol, in Crimea, NGO project Information Resistance reported on Dec. 2, citing Russian Telegram news channels.
Berlin steps up assistance as Kyiv faces relentless Russian attacks, low morale at home, and splits in the EU and Nato
A popular post on X said that Fox News had purportedly reported the "breaking" story.
Gao Zhibin and his daughter left Beijing on Feb. 24 for a better life, a safer one. Over the next 35 days, by airplane, train, boat, bus and foot, they traveled through nine countries. By the time they touched U.S. soil in late March, Gao had lost 30 pounds. The most harrowing part of their journey was trekking through the brutal jungle in Panama known as the Darién Gap. On the first day, said Gao, 39, he had sunstroke. The second day, his feet swelled. Dehydrated and weakened, he threw away his
In an assessment of the ongoing military situation in Ukraine, Oleksandr Musienko, the head of the Center of Military-Law Studies, is optimistic about the possibility of the Ukrainian army crossing the Dnipro River in Kherson Oblast in force during winter.
Haley, not the coup-attempting former president, would be the toughest opponent for Biden, recent polling shows.
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