FIFA president Gianni Infantino could face a House subpoena in January over what Jamie Raskin calls a "brazen campaign" to curry favour with Donald Trump. Raskin is expected to chair the Judiciary Committee after Democrats won the midterms.
Children in Need awarded £15,000 to a campaign about asylum seekers and semi-professional football and £99,000 for LGBT youth sessions, Charlotte Gill reported ahead of Friday’s appeal.
The former Remain leader told Bloomberg's Mishal Husain that Britain is "overspending, over-borrowing, over-taxing," and that those problems "have nothing to do with Brexit." He warned Prime Minister Andy Burnham against putting rejoining the EU back on the table.
Three adult males were arrested after the former president left Trinity College. A man in his 50s is due in court; two others were released without charge. Organisers said they were protesting Biden over Gaza.
The 41-year-old man, who has not been named or charged, was arrested near Gloucester on Tuesday. Police said the allegations relate to Russia.
In a Front populaire interview he said native French wanted Muslims to stop “robbing and attacking them,” or leave, and predicted “Bataclans in reverse.” Formal investigation is not a conviction, and the reports do not identify which words the judge is relying on.
American authorities say an Iraqi man coordinated a suspected Iranian terrorist operation targeting the Royal Air Force (RAF) Fairford base in Gloucestershire, England, from a New York jail via FaceTime.
A Florida judge said the broadcaster “created the story” by splicing Trump’s January 6 speech. The ruling allows the defamation case to proceed but does not decide liability.
The presiding officer called Joe Martin’s demographic remarks “deliberately offensive” and refused to call him to speak until he apologizes.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is positioning himself as a kingmaker as the Democrats' left wing considers running a socialist presidential candidate in 2028.