UK Considers Axing Nursing Degrees in Favor of Apprenticeships
Kemi Badenoch is exploring an end to the 'degreeification' of work, a move met with criticism from the Royal College of Nursing.
US Politics News
El-Sayed Vows to Hold RFK Jr. Accountable Over Parasite Outbreak
Michigan senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed criticized Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s handling of a large cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce, citing alleged staff cuts at federal health agencies.
Democrat Wins Iowa House Seat After Withdrawing Campaign for Health Reasons
Eric Armstrong defeated Republican Keith Jones by nine points in Iowa's 20th House District, despite announcing his withdrawal from the race in September due to personal health issues.
Rubio Denies Exit Rumors, Vows Loyalty to Trump Amid 2028 Speculation
Secretary of State Marco Rubio addresses reports of his potential resignation and presidential aspirations following the GOP's midterm election setbacks.
UK Considers Smart Glasses Ban in Pools and Changing Rooms Amidst Misogyny Concerns
Government is consulting on potential restrictions for wearable tech accused of enabling covert filming of women.
White House Denies Reports of Staff Departures Following Election Losses
Administration officials dismiss speculation about personnel changes after significant Republican defeats.
'The View' Host Questions Michigan Sen.-Elect El-Sayed on Synagogue Attack Response
Sara Haines pressed Abdul El-Sayed on his 'hurt people, hurt people' remark and its delayed apology.
Progressive Candidates Win Elections Amidst Voter Dissatisfaction with Trump
Voters in traditionally conservative areas elect progressive Democrats, driven by frustration with Donald Trump and economic concerns, rather than a widespread embrace of progressive policies.
Hannn: Trump's Trade Policies and Allies Face Political Reckoning
Daniel Hannan argues that Donald Trump's protectionist policies and his allies' support for them will lead to significant political consequences.