DC and Virginia Sue to Block Trump's Proposed Triumphal Arch
The lawsuit filed by the District of Columbia and the Commonwealth of Virginia calls the arch "fragrantly unlawful" and seeks a temporary restraining order.
US Politics News
Farage Taps Defense Spokesperson, Targets 'Wokery' at War Museum
Reform UK leader aims to boost party's standing with new hire and pledge to remove perceived 'wokery' from military heritage sites.
Madison Beer Groped at Halloween Party Amid Justin Herbert's Chargers Struggles
Photos surfaced of the singer being inappropriately touched by a friend at a Halloween party while her fiancé, Justin Herbert, faces a challenging NFL season.
UK Public Hoards Cash Amid Government 'Be Ready' Campaign
Ministers advise citizens to stockpile essentials and cash for potential crises, leading to a surge in ATM withdrawals.
Jets and Raiders Face Mounting Pressure in Sunday Showdown
Both struggling teams, the New York Jets and the Las Vegas Raiders, aim to halt losing streaks and quiet external criticism when they meet at MetLife Stadium.
Deputy Speaker Ghani Accused of Scripting Budget Remarks to Aid Speaker Ambitions
Nus Ghani faces accusations of pre-planning witty responses to hecklers during a Budget speech to enhance her standing for a potential Speaker role.
Deputy Speaker Nusrat Ghani Accused of Scripting Budget Remarks to Aid Speaker Ambitions
Senior MP faces claims of pre-planning witty putdowns of hecklers to boost her profile for leadership bid.
Former Bank of England Deputy Governor Calls for Crypto 'Guard Rails' After Record Hack
Sir Jon Cunliffe warns that cryptocurrency regulation is needed to protect the financial system as the technology becomes more integrated.
Former Bank of England Deputy Governor Calls for Crypto 'Guard Rails' After Record Hack
Sir Jon Cunliffe warns that 'guard rails' are needed to protect the UK's financial systems as cryptocurrency becomes more integrated with mainstream banking.