POLITICS

Trump's intelligence director looks to remove First Amendment protection from WikiLeaks.

Labour leader will criticise Southern rail, Sir Philip Green and Mike Ashley.

Senior source reveals list of constituencies to IBTimes UK as party promises 'boldest campaign ever'.

US House speaker praises 'special relationship' and wishes Britain luck on election

Thousands take to the streets in protests against government of President Nicolas Maduro.

Putin administration fears Navalny may pose serious threat in 2018 presidential elections.

His ratings stand in stark comparison to President Trump's low approval ratings.

Photographers captured rare public sighting of Barron Trump at the 139th Easter Egg Roll on 19 April.

Research matches up with recent opinion polls which have the Tories 21 points ahead of Labour.

MPs clear the way for 8 June vote by 522 votes to 13 in House of Commons.

Florida state Senator Frank Artiles says he's not racist and that he was referring to white people.

Broadcaster's bold move could mean that the prime minister is empty-chaired.

It was a loud, raucous PMQs but, behind the pantomime, there were clear signs as to how the results will swing.

India's top court revives criminal conspiracy charges against senior leaders of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.

Former chancellor recently became editor of the London Evening Standard.

The Battle Bus saga has been ongoing ever since the 2015 general election.

Taiwan detained Zhang Xiangzhong, who abandoned his travel group to seek asylum after arriving in Taipei.

A similar account was set up by the same person to humanise Hillary Clinton in 2016.

If a nation can't understand the basis on which others are deciding its future, the time has come to opt out.

But there are no signs that Jeremy Corbyn and Tim Farron will return the favour.

Conservatives are teaming up with the Australian election guru again, after his 2015 success over Ed Miliband.

Ahead of the 2017 general election, the Green Party will set out a bold, positive vision for Britain's future.

The tests are part of the US military's overall ballistic missile defense programme to defend against North Korean or Iranian threats.

Voters will select between incumbent Christian governor Basuki Purnama and his Muslim rival Anies Rasyid Baswedan.

Pyongyang's propaganda video was accompanied by a special song dedicated to artillery operating missiles.

The race to fill Republican Tom Price's seat in the House of Representatives involved 18 candidates.

The SNP leader said Theresa May's decision was a 'huge political miscalculation'.

'Unique circumstances demand a unique response,' said the former PM.

The former Republican president reportedly had a mild case of pneumonia but is now is a more stable condition.