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Politics
Prime Minister Andy Burnham argues rejecting closer EU ties would be a dereliction of duty, citing Brexit's harms and urging a new UK-EU relationship focused on growth and immigration control.
News
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham claims Russia interfered with the 2016 Brexit vote, warning of ongoing foreign meddling and calling for stronger voter protections.
Others
President Trump has named conservative commentator Katie Zacharia as the new White House press secretary, with her first briefing scheduled for Tuesday morning in the White House briefing room.
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South Carolina Senate candidates Graham and Andrews faced off in a testy debate, clashing over health care, national security, and a name controversy just weeks before the November election.
News
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene reignites her bitter rivalry with former President Trump, accusing him of prioritizing personal interests over America and reigniting fights over Iran policy, Epstein files, and the Gaza crisis.
Business
Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) expresses alarm over recent reporting involving U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle's finances, citing potential ethics issues and calling for congressional oversight.
Others
Recent events—from bomber relocations to aircraft losses and Houthi strikes—reveal growing U.S. military vulnerabilities and shifting alliance dynamics with major security implications.
The brief
Others
Master six essential campfire configurations--from quick teepee fires to long-lasting pyramid lays--to optimize heat, cooking, and fuel efficiency on your next outdoor adventure.
Others
Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose explore AI super assistants, beta-alanine's endurance benefits, and how agentic commerce could reshape shopping—with practical takeaways on supplements and safety.
Politics
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejects Donald Trump’s call for a new leader, as Kyiv intensifies strikes on Russian oil refineries and Yandex data centers amid ongoing war.
News
President Trump announced a deal to import diesel from Russia, reversing years of U.S. pressure on Moscow. The move drew sharp criticism from Ukraine and Democrats who warn it could prolong the war.
Across the newsroom
Business
Business
Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) expresses alarm over recent reporting involving U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle's finances, citing potential ethics issues and calling for congressional oversight.
News
News
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham claims Russia interfered with the 2016 Brexit vote, warning of ongoing foreign meddling and calling for stronger voter protections.
Others
Others
President Trump has named conservative commentator Katie Zacharia as the new White House press secretary, with her first briefing scheduled for Tuesday morning in the White House briefing room.
More stories
Others
Residents of Emu-Ebendo and surrounding Delta communities recount fresh attacks by suspected herdsmen, highlighting rising fear, injuries, and calls for urgent government intervention.
News
The Nigeria Labour Congress supports civil servants demanding a N500 per litre petrol price and a N500,000 minimum wage, setting a September 2026 deadline to address crushing economic hardship.
Others
The Nigerian naira traded at ₦1,329.80 in the official market and around ₦1,389 in the parallel market on September 22, 2026, reflecting ongoing foreign exchange supply-demand pressures across Nigeria.
Business
The Central Bank of Nigeria has reduced its key interest rate to 23 percent, marking a significant shift in monetary policy under Governor Olayemi Cardoso. Here's what the decision means for borrowers, investors, and the broader economy.
Politics
Anambra State government urges Peter Obi to withdraw from the 2027 presidential race, citing unpaid salary arrears and debt claims dating back to his tenure as governor.
Politics
The UK Department for Education has barred teachers trained in Nigeria, Ghana, and India from applying for Qualified Teacher Status in England, citing verification challenges. Here's what the policy change means for African educators.
