New BBC revelations: Jeffrey Epstein reportedly housed victims in London following the Met Police's decision not to investigate 2015 trafficking claims. This intensifies scrutiny on law enforcement's handling of Epstein.
The UK's assisted dying bill faces a critical final debate in the House of Lords, as peers weigh the pros and cons of allowing terminally ill adults to request assistance in ending their lives.
Special forces soldier arrested for making $400,000 on Polymarket bet using classified government information
A U.S. Special Forces Master Sergeant faces charges for allegedly using classified intel to bet on a 'Maduro raid' on Polymarket. This is the first U.S. insider trading arrest on a prediction market!
US soldier Gannon Ken Van Dyke arrested for making $400k on Maduro Polymarket bets using confidential government info
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is set to appear with Rep. Andy Ogles, known for anti-Muslim remarks, at a GOP gala. The move raises questions about Blakeman's political alignments amid his gubernatorial bid.
Police arrest two after BBC investigation uncovers alleged drug sales through West Midlands shops
Former President Trump tells the BBC that an upcoming visit by the King could 'absolutely' help mend US-UK relations, emphasizing the power of royal diplomacy.
Trump's claim to have saved 8 Iranian women from execution is marred by controversy over AI-generated photos. What's real and what's not?
Virginia Senate candidate Mark Moran publicly admits to intentionally violating Kalshi's insider trading rules, claiming he *wanted* to be caught. A controversial move rocking his campaign.
Grindr is aggressively expanding its political presence in D.C. and California, pouring millions into lobbying efforts and hosting a high-profile White House Correspondents Dinner party to advance its policy agenda.
FBI Director Kash Patel fires back at media outlets over allegations of excessive drinking, filing a $250 million defamation lawsuit
A union boss warns that Sir Keir Starmer's approach is causing a 'chill' in the UK civil service, fueled by recent high-profile sackings like Sir Olly Robbins'. Is Whitehall's neutrality at risk?