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The papers lead on the home secretary's future, reflect on Armistice Day and ask whether tax cuts are on the way.

UK interior minister Suella Braverman's position looked increasingly precarious on Thursday after she criticised policing of pro-Palestinian marches in comments made without Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's approval.Braverman's words have heightened speculation she is positioning herself for a future Tory leadership contest or that they are a deliberate ploy by Sunak's party to appeal to right-wingers before the next general election.

The House advanced a resolution to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) on Tuesday, teeing up a final vote on legislation penalizing the Michigan Democrat for her criticism of Israel following Hamas’s attack on the U.S. ally last month. The chamber defeated a Democratic-led motion to kill the resolution 208-213-1. One Democrat voted to advance the…

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Gov. Jim Pillen discussed possible nitrates in Nebraska's water, but deflected when asked if he would apologize for controversial comments about journalist Yanqi Xu, who first reported on the issue.

Baba Ramdev seeks protection from FIRs filed against him for controversial comments on evidence-based medicines for Covid-19. | Latest News India

Comedian has pretended to be ‘very right wing’ in previous interviews

A Seattle police oversight group has recommended that Daniel Auderer, the officer who was heard laughing and making insensitive remarks about an Indian woman’s death, be put on unpaid leave, according to reports. Driving the news: Auderer, who serves as vice president of the Seattle Police Officers Guild (SPOG), is currently under investigation by the Office of Police Accountability (OPA) for his controversial comments about Jaahnavi Kandula, a 23-year-old graduate student who was fatall...

Wenner’s interview collection ‘The Masters’ features conversations with white, male musicians such as John Lennon and Bono