Ghalibaf Resigns from Iran-US Negotiating Team as IRGC Hardliners Tighten Grip on Diplomacy
Iran's Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf reportedly quits the US-Iran negotiating team amid IRGC interference, sending peace deal odds tumbling to 9%.
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Denaturalization Goes Mainstream: How the Trump Administration and Congress Are Rewriting the Rules of American Citizenship
From a new USCIS tactical unit to the MAMDANI Act, denaturalization is rapidly becoming a central tool of U.S. immigration enforcement in 2026.
London Luton Airport Near-Miss: Investigators Reveal Boeing 737 Cleared Runway Just 4 Metres Off the Ground
A year after a near-catastrophic takeoff incident at London Luton Airport, the AAIB reveals a Boeing 737-800 cleared the runway end just 4 metres above ground.
Starmer Under Siege: The Mandelson Vetting Scandal Pushes the Prime Minister to the Edge
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as revelations from sacked Foreign Office chief Olly Robbins deepen the Mandelson vetting crisis at Westminster.
Hung Cao Named Acting Navy Secretary After John Phelan's Abrupt Departure From Trump Administration
Navy Undersecretary Hung Cao steps in as acting secretary after John Phelan departs the Trump administration, amid ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions at sea.
Leaked Supreme Court Memos Expose Shadow Docket Manipulation and Roberts' Role in Derailing Obama's Climate Plan
Leaked SCOTUS memos reveal how Chief Justice Roberts weaponized the shadow docket to block Obama's Clean Power Plan, sparking a constitutional crisis debate.
Iran Seizes MSC Francesca and Two Other Ships in Strait of Hormuz, Threatening Fragile US Ceasefire
Iran's IRGC seized the MSC Francesca and Epaminondas in the Strait of Hormuz on April 22, 2026, escalating tensions with the US amid a fragile ceasefire.
St George's Day 2026: Thousands Gather in Trafalgar Square as Government Rules Out Bank Holiday
St George's Day 2026 draws thousands to Trafalgar Square on April 23, while the government confirms no plans to make it a bank holiday due to £2bn cost.
Bill Maher Invokes Bill Cosby and Harvey Weinstein to Explain the Swalwell 'Open Secret' Problem
Bill Maher cited Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, and Bill Clinton while dissecting how Democrats shielded Eric Swalwell despite widespread concerns.
Shannon Bream Honored at Washington Women in Journalism Awards as Fox News Sunday Marks 30 Years
Shannon Bream wins a 2026 Washington Women in Journalism Award while Fox News Sunday prepares its 30th anniversary special. A look at her career milestone.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced: Ubisoft Sets April 23 Reveal for 'Gaming's Worst-Kept Secret'
Ubisoft confirms an April 23 worldwide showcase for Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, as leaked footage and insider reports heat up anticipation.
Unverified Claim That Gen. Dan Caine Blocked Trump From Accessing Nuclear Codes Goes Viral
A retired CIA analyst alleges Trump sought nuclear codes against Iran and was stopped by Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine. The claim remains unverified.