Suella Braverman addresses speeding fine controversy Home Secretary Suella Braverman is facing calls to resign over claims she asked civil servants to help arrange a private speed awareness course for her after being caught speeding last summer. The Conservative MP

Suella Braverman addresses speeding fine controversy Suella Braverman dismissed claims of wrongdoing over her handling of a speeding offence as the Prime Minister considered whether to launch a formal investigation. The Home Secretary was accused of involving civil servants to

Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina will announce his candidacy for president on Monday and will enter the race with around $22 million cash on hand, making him one of the most serious competitors for the front-runner, Donald J. Trump,

Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s demand that any deal to raise the debt limit must include stricter work requirements for social safety net programs — and President Biden’s hints that he might be willing to accept such a bargain — has drawn

Rishi Sunak discusses migration in Reykjavik speech Rishi Sunak last night told European judges it was time to stop meddling in Britain’s plans to deport illegal migrants to Rwanda. The Prime Minister said Strasbourg must start being “fair and transparent”

Nigel Farage has threatened the Tories with a sensational comeback to frontline politics if they fail to improve living standards and end the cost of living crisis. Speaking to ITV this evening, the man who led UKIP and the Brexit

Lisa Calderón, whose progressive campaign for Denver mayor brought her within 3,134 votes of advancing in April’s general election, has endorsed Mike Johnston in the runoff stage of the race that concludes on June 6. Calderón announced her support for

The News Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation on Monday that largely banned Florida’s public universities and colleges from spending money on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and imposed other measures that could reshape higher education at state schools. The legislation

Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch hits back at Tory MP critics Britain’s post-Brexit burning of EU regulations and red tape is set to be headlined by changes of rules on genetically modified Japanese carnations, Polish canal boats, broken rice and Fijian

Starmer and Sunak clash in PMQs Former Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable has used a letter in The Times to set out the details of what his party would ask from Labour in order to go into coalition after