Donald Trump, outraged with the Supreme Court's decision to strike down his tariff plan, is worried that the Court will strike down his pending birthright citizenship case to benefit China.
'Our incompetent Supreme Court did a great job for the wrong people,' the President ranted on Truth Social.
Money saving expert Martin Lewis has apologised for gatecrashing Kemi Badenoch's interview on Good Morning Britain.
The Conservative Party leader was 'ambushed' by Mr Lewis as she discussed plans to cut student loan repayments for struggling graduates with GMB hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls.
Oscar-winner Jamie Foxx has blasted Tourette's activist John Davidson for his 'unacceptable' N-word outburst at the BAFTAs - as campaigners defended his 'involuntary' tics.
Davidson, whose life story inspired the film I Swear, was heard yelling the racial slur while black actors Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented the first prize of the night at London's Royal Festival Hall on Sunday night.
Keir Starmer finally visited the by-election battleground today as Labour frantically ramps up attacks on the Greens.
After weeks of seemingly avoiding visiting Gorton & Denton amid concerns about his miserable poll ratings, the PM made a surprise appearance alongside candidate Angeliki Stogia.
WE SHOULD never fall for nostalgia. When Benfica goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin scored his dramatic 98th minute goal against Real Madrid last month, much was made of Jose Mourinho’s exuberant and fist-pumping celebrations with a ball boy on the pitch at the Estadio da Luz.
An internet star trapped in Mexico was told to 'stop bringing negativity to social media' as she detailed worsening conditions at her hotel amid the cartel violence.
Conservative beauty coach Tracy Lane is stuck in Puerto Vallarta until at least Thursday after nearly all domestic and international flights were canceled following the killing of cartel leader Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes.
This is the moment a determined woodpecker broke a Ring doorbell after spending 15 minutes attacking it.
Stephen Brough, 71, was surprised to see the bird pecking the Stick Up Cam outside his home in Tonbridge, Kent, when he tuned into the livestream recently.
Sinn Fein MEP Kathleen Funchion at The Parade, Kilkenny Castle. Funchion's controlling ex-partner had his sentence extended by a month after he appealed the severity of the sentence from a lower court
A phone consultation with a private lie-detector company was the final straw in Kathleen Funchion’s six-year-long abusive relationship, the MEP has revealed.
Ireland is a nation of dog lovers. Dogs are embedded in our homes, families and communities.
Yet behind the images of playful puppies lies a difficult truth; large–scale commercial dog breeding has become a systemic animal welfare problem that Ireland has yet to confront.
The eyes of America - and much of the world - will be fixed on Donald Trump on Tuesday night as he strides to the Speaker’s rostrum to deliver his historic fifth State of the Union.
It comes at a moment of explosive global tension. The standoff with Iran is edging toward boiling point.
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf has said Britain is being 'invaded' by illegal migrants as he vowed to deport 288,000 every year.
The party's new home affairs spokesman unveiled the ambitious target today in a major speech on immigration policy.
Mr Yusuf unveiled a series of Trump-style proposals, including the creation of the 'UK Deportation Command' - a British version of America's controversial US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) unit.
An Oxford research nurse was ordered to cut back her beloved wisteria over claims it was sparking a rat problem for the entire village.
Katy Gordon-Quayle, 43, was told by her local council to cut the plant which was affixed to her Grade II thatched property in Baydon, Wiltshire.
