Transition at Downing Street: Starmer bows out, Andy Burnham to become PM
Former Manchester mayor takes helm of British government after his meeting with King Charles.
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Andy Burnham declared Labor Party leader following Starmer collapse
The transition comes after outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigned under intense party pressure following just two years in office.
White House denies rift between Trump, Vance over Iran policy
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that differing remarks on negotiations occurred at different times, emphasizing that the administration remains unified.
Illinois imam calls to kill Zionists 'one by one'
Local Chicago-area imam delivers a radical sermon inciting violence against Israelis, reminding community members of the congregation's historical ties to an ISIS recruit.
Notorious Israeli hacker suspected in massive investment fraud
Ehud Tenenbaum, known as “The Analyzer” and once convicted of hacking Pentagon computers, was arrested in Poland on suspicion of serving as the “technical mastermind” behind an international fraud network that allegedly generated more than €100 million. The method: Fake celebrity endorsements were used to lure hundreds of victims into fraudulent investments.
Could Iran's latest move revive dialogue with the US?
Dena Karari, a US citizen barred from leaving Iran since December 2024 over espionage allegations, has left the country and is returning to the United States. US President Donald Trump welcomed her release, calling it a “gesture of goodwill” by Tehran.
New York Times faces shareholder lawsuit threat over biased anti-Israel coverage
Activists leverage minor stock holdings to demand internal corporate records, targeting the newspaper for biased wartime reporting and protective coverage of a disgraced Democratic politician.
Lindsey Graham's sister appointed to fill his Senate seat
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster chose the veteran senator's younger sister to fill the seat until January 2027, making her the first woman to represent the state in the Senate.
UK unveils £250 million emergency plan to protect Jewish communities
The three-year plan will deploy 500 police officers, both uniformed and undercover, to protect synagogues, Jewish schools and community centers. The move follows the terrorist attacks in Golders Green and Manchester and 3,700 antisemitic incidents across Britain in 2025.
From Truman to Bush: how Israel's chief rabbis quietly shaped US-Israel diplomacy
Newly surfaced letters and photographs from American presidential archives reveal a sustained, largely unknown channel between the Chief Rabbinate and successive US presidents, from the eve of statehood through the early 1990s.