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>> in this case, my office will seek a speedy trial so that our evidence can be tested in court and judged by a jury of citizens. >> that was special counsel jack smith back in august, and now hes asking the u.s. supreme court for a speedy ruling on whether presidential immunity protects donald trump from prosecution. also tonight, the u.n. describes the situation in gaza as apocalyptic and on the brink of collapse. for all the death and destruction, how much has hamas been degraded by...

'Why do so many of us walk around with a palpable sense that something has gone fundamentally wrong,' wondered a speaker at the recent National Conservatism conference in the UK. Just how wrong and how disenchanted will become clear on July 4, when Britons go to the polls in Rishi Sunak's surprise election

The Republican primary, and especially the debate on Wednesday, may offer some important clues as to the tone and substance of the contest (expected) to come.

Did Suella Braverman ever pause for a moment and wonder how her behaviour after being caught speeding would look to voters of ordinary mainstream views?It’s a question the Prime Minister might well ask of his Home Secretary whilst deciding her fate after she attempted to wriggle out of attending a speed awareness course which tens of thousands of drivers take every year.

In an attempt to signal to voters that he isn’t a scary revolutionary, the Labour leader is chasing Tory talking points.

POLITICO takes you through the runners and riders jostling to replace Rishi Sunak after the next election.

Nat Con is the talk of Twitter, a dubious accomplishment for any movement seeking popular relevance. Progressives are having a grand old time taking offence at every tweet out of the event while others are gleeful at the prospect of the Tory party heading down an electoral dead end. Some right-wingers appear to share that

Mikey No Mates is, for the first time in his life, the most moderate person in the room

Had the Declaration been penned a century prior, the defining phrase more likely would have read, “life, unity, and the pursuit of God.”

The potential presidential frontrunner gave a glimpse of his worldview.