Robert Jenrick asked about Boris Johnson’s WhatsApps A leading ally of Boris Johnson has said that he can raise the legal fees for the former Prime Minister in “less than half a day” if the government carries out its threat […]

Braverman says Labour has 'no plan' on small boats Suella Braverman today accused Labour of having no plan to tackle the small boats crisis. Speaking in the Commons this afternoon, the Home Secretary blasted the Opposition’s “empty rhetoric and endless […]

When the pandemic shut down schools across the country, the federal government responded with billions of dollars to help districts support remote learning, serve free meals to students and safely reopen schools. In 2021, the Biden administration gave districts another […]

The Justice Department has declined to pursue charges against former Vice President Mike Pence in connection with his retention of classified documents at his home in Indiana, informing him in a brief letter on Thursday night, according to three people […]

The bipartisan deal to avert a government default this week featured modest cuts to a relatively small corner of the federal budget. As a curb on the growth of the nation’s $31.4 trillion debt load, it was a minor breakthrough, […]

Nigel Farage asked if he could deliver true Brexit Former UKIP Leader Nigel Farage could stage a return to frontline politics after criticising the Conservative Government’s management of the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union and record immigration figures. He […]

Inheritance tax explained by Interactive Investor expert Rishi Sunak is facing a revolt from more than 50 of his own MPs over Inheritance Tax, who are demanding he scrap the “morally wrong” levy. The threshold at which the tax comes […]

The News Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas on Wednesday named John Scott, a longtime ally and a former Texas secretary of state, to serve as an interim replacement for the suspended attorney general, Ken Paxton, while Mr. Paxton faces trial […]

By LISA MASCARO, KEVIN FREKING and STEPHEN GROVES (Associated Press) WASHINGTON (AP) — Hard-fought to the end, the debt ceiling and budget cuts package is heading toward a crucial House vote as President Joe Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy assemble […]

Nurses defended over pay demands by Jo Grady The General Secretary of the University and College Union, Jo Grady, has said she is disappointed in her union for backing a hard-left motion at the weekend that called on the Government […]