Scotland's Legal System Trust Undermined by High-Profile Cases, Experts Tell MPs
Legal experts have raised concerns about the dual role of the Lord Advocate following the Murrell and Salmond embezzlement cases.
US Politics News
Far-Left Activist Projected to Win Michigan House Race, Tightening GOP Grip Concerns
Will Lawrence, co-founder of the Sunrise Movement, is expected to defeat incumbent Republican Tom Barrett in a closely watched midterm contest.
Democrats Adopt Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' as Unofficial Liberal Anthem After Midterm Victories
The country hit, once associated with MAGA culture, has become a celebratory soundtrack for Democrats following key election wins.
GOP Fears Senate Control Loss Blocks Trump's Supreme Court Picks
Republicans warn that Democrats' Senate majority could prevent President Trump from appointing conservative successors to Justices Thomas and Alito.
Schumer Confident in Re-election as Senate Majority Leader Amidst New Democratic Caucus Challenges
Despite opposition from some newly elected Democrats, Chuck Schumer stated his expectation to retain his leadership position in the next Congress.
California Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Prop 44 Health Clinic Spending Mandate
The landslide defeat marks another election setback for SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West, the powerful labor union behind the initiative.
One Dead in Suspected Targeted Incident at Tampa Citibank Complex
Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister stated authorities believe the incident was targeted, with the suspect also deceased.
UK Labour Party Plans Tourist Tax with Fines for Airbnb Hosts
New legislation would allow regional mayors to impose an unlimited 'Overnight Visitor Levy' and fine hosts for incomplete guest records.
Two Dead in Citibank Campus Shooting in Tampa, Florida
Authorities reported a shooting at a Citibank campus in Brandon, Florida, resulted in two fatalities and prompted an evacuation.