Justin Price

Reform UK's new plan could cut up to 140,000 civil service jobs and rewrite neutrality rules in a Trump-style bid to reshape Whitehall.

Bill Gates argues that global efforts should prioritise fighting hunger and disease over strict climate targets, claiming this approach will save more lives and improve human welfare.

UPS has cut 48,000 jobs this year as part of a broad cost-reduction strategy, boosting profits and share prices amid concerns over automation's impact on labour.

A viral video shows a 1,000-foot-high Saudi World Cup stadium. The truth: a real concept mixed with AI-generated exaggeration.

Jake Lang, a Capitol riot convict turned Senate hopeful, wants to deputise Proud Boys to hunt immigrants for bounties, sparking outrage from legal experts.

Prince William will attend the Earthshot Prize in Rio next week, as Brazil reels from a police raid that left at least 132 dead, sparking global condemnation and scrutiny over state violence.

Honduran man dies fleeing ICE on Virginia highway; advocates link the tragedy to expanded immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.

Laugh Factory Chicago manager Nate Griffin was detained by masked federal agents during an immigration raid, prompting public outrage and renewed scrutiny of enforcement methods.

Carol Davis, widow of NFL legend Al Davis, has died aged 93. Her passing shines a spotlight on the Raiders family's estimated £1.6 billion fortune and enduring NFL legacy.

The Trump administration is reshuffling ICE leadership after failing to reach 3,000 daily arrests, intensifying tensions over aggressive immigration enforcement.

Harvard warns alumni interviewers not to include race, ethnicity, or religion in reports amid tighter federal oversight following the Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action.

Fox's Jesse Watters secured the first TV interview with Erika Kirk since her husband's death — a moment that could reshape her public image and her late husband's legacy.

Texas sues Tylenol's makers over autism risks, echoing Trump-era legal battles over health misinformation with potential billions at stake.

A Delta flight attendant mistakenly deployed an emergency slide on an A220 in Pittsburgh, causing $70,000 in damage and trapping passengers onboard.

DoorDash offers 1 million free meals as a SNAP funding freeze threatens to leave millions hungry. Learn how to access aid and support food relief efforts.

Netflix's Physical: Asia brings together 48 athletes from eight countries, led by celebrity captains including Manny Pacquiao, in a high-stakes competition testing strength, endurance, and national pride.

Former Illinois senator Darren Bailey's son, daughter-in-law, and two grandchildren were killed in a helicopter crash in rural Montana, prompting widespread condolences and an official investigation.

Broadway narrowly avoided a strike as musicians and producers reached a last-minute deal safeguarding over twenty shows and preserving New York's theatre season.

Google's Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT were asked whether they'd sign a new statement calling for a ban on superintelligence development — both refused, but for very different reasons.

Silicon Valley's grueling new '0-0-2' work culture—midnight-to-midnight, with just two hours off—has become America's response to China's infamous '996' schedule, sparking debate over burnout, equity, and legality in the AI age.

US family health insurance premiums hit a record $27,000 in 2025, far outpacing wage growth and inflation, as employers warn that rising medical costs could suppress pay increases next year.

Paul Ingrassia, Donald Trump's pick to lead the US Office of Special Counsel, has withdrawn his nomination after racist text messages surfaced, prompting bipartisan backlash and rare Republican opposition in the Senate.

Harvard University has announced drastic cuts to its PhD programmes, slashing admissions by more than half amid deep financial losses, federal funding uncertainty, and rising political tensions over research support.

Bible sales in the US have surged by more than a third since the killing of Charlie Kirk, in what observers describe as a wider religious reawakening tied to shifting politics and public sentiment.

Cracker Barrel's CEO Julie Felss Masino has clarified that the brand's brief logo redesign was driven by digital usability—not political motives—as the

Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan faces backlash after off-the-record texts with a journalist spark a Justice Department ethics storm involving Comey and Letitia James prosecutions.

The Supreme Court of the United States will rule on whether illegal drug users can legally possess firearms under the Gun Control Act of 1968's Section 922(g)(3), a decision with sweeping implications for Second Amendment rights and federal-state tensions.

Chicago teacher Lucy Martinez faces scrutiny after viral video shows her appearing to mock Charlie Kirk's assassination during 'No Kings' protest. CPS investigating incident.

The US Department of Education has reversed its pause on student loan forgiveness under income-driven repayment (IDR) plans, securing relief and tax protection for millions of eligible borrowers after a legal settlement.