Manny Rutinel, a Democratic candidate for Colorado's 8th congressional district, won his party's primary with 61.7% of the vote. His campaign was supported by the You Can Push Back Super PAC, funded by Ripple Labs co-founder Chris Larsen, which spent $1 million on media.
The UK's Defence Investment Plan (DIP) faces a £4.7bn funding shortfall, with further spending increases anticipated before the next general election. Trade-offs within the plan have already caused controversy, highlighting the economic challenges ahead for the next government.
Donald Trump reignited tensions with Italian PM Giorgia Meloni by claiming she "begged" for a photo at the G7, linking it to her approval ratings and stance on the Iran war. Meloni forcefully denied the claim, calling it "made up" and questioning Trump's treatment of allies. The spat appears to be a strategic move by Meloni to gain electoral advantage at home and strengthen her position within the European right.
Former Conservative MP Craig Williams has pleaded guilty to cheating at gambling by placing bets on the 2024 general election date using confidential information. He was an aide to then-PM Rishi Sunak. Amy Hind also pleaded guilty, while 12 co-defendants pleaded not guilty.
Keir Starmer, elected UK Prime Minister with promises to fix 14 years of Conservative damage, has been removed from office after just two years. Despite a polished appearance, widespread anger and disappointment have led to his downfall, making him the most disliked PM in modern polling history.
Keir Starmer announced his resignation as UK Prime Minister, citing pressure and the need for new leadership ahead of the next general election. Andy Burnham is the likely successor, expected to take office without a contest within weeks.
Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as British Prime Minister, citing pressure from within the Labour party. Andy Burnham is now the likely successor, expected to take office without a contest. Burnham's policy agenda, including potential economic shifts and cabinet appointments, is beginning to take shape.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation, citing a loss of confidence from his parliamentary party. He highlighted achievements like lifting children out of poverty and managing immigration, while acknowledging internal party challenges. A leadership contest is planned, with a new leader expected before Parliament reconvenes in September.
Sir Keir Starmer has been ousted as Labour leader after less than two years in power, following a landslide election victory in 2024. Despite promises of national renewal, his premiership was marked by policy U-turns, economic warnings, and a loss of public trust, culminating in a leadership challenge.
This article reviews the policy successes and failures of Keir Starmer's two-year premiership in the UK. Successes include boosts for workers' rights, international statesmanship, child poverty reduction, immigration control, and economic measures. Failures highlight controversial decisions on winter fuel allowance, welfare policy, economic forecasts, and a series of U-turns, culminating in the "Mandelson affair".
An analysis of Keir Starmer's two years as UK Prime Minister, detailing policy successes in employment rights, international relations, childcare, and immigration, alongside significant failures in welfare, economic policy, and a series of damaging U-turns, culminating in the "Mandelson affair".
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation as Labour Party leader, citing a need for change after election setbacks and internal party criticism. He will serve as caretaker PM until a successor is chosen.
Keir Starmer will step down as UK Prime Minister after facing intense pressure from Labour MPs. His departure follows Andy Burnham's return to Westminster and concerns over upcoming elections. Starmer will remain until a leadership contest concludes, with Burnham a strong contender.
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has criticized Nigel Farage's acceptance of a £5m gift from a crypto billionaire, questioning his explanation and ruling out an electoral pact with Reform UK. Badenoch cited the gift's investigation and Reform's poor by-election performance as reasons for her stance.
Reform UK's mixed byelection results, including a disappointing second place in Makerfield, raise concerns for Nigel Farage. Issues with candidate selection, tactical voting, and a new right-wing competitor, Restore Britain, highlight challenges for the party.
Reform UK's mixed byelection results, including a disappointing second place in Makerfield and distant seconds in Gorton and Denton, raise concerns for Nigel Farage. Issues include candidate selection, vulnerability to tactical voting, and competition from the right.
Labour peer Thangam Debbonaire confronted Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin during a byelection count, accusing her of racism and defending Nigel Farage's undeclared £5m gift. The exchange, broadcast on Sky News, touched on Farage's financial dealings and Pochin's past controversial remarks about diversity in advertising.
Matt Wrack, general secretary of the NASUWT teaching union, believes Andy Burnham is Labour's strongest candidate to defeat Reform in a general election and potentially lead the party. Wrack expressed deep concern over Reform's potential impact on education and trade unions, citing hostility from Reform councillors. He also criticized the current Labour government's continuation of Tory policies on academisation and SEND provision.
Matt Wrack, general secretary of the NASUWT teaching union, believes Andy Burnham is Labour's strongest candidate to defeat Reform in a general election. Wrack expressed deep concern over Reform's potential impact on education and trade unions, citing hostility from Reform councillors. He also called for more robust change from Labour than currently seen, particularly on academisation and SEND provision.
The Mail on Sunday has launched a fierce attack on Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain party, labeling it a "white supremacy summit" host and "new home for neo-Nazis." This move highlights the fracturing of the British right-wing press, with titles like the Daily Mail and Telegraph taking different approaches to emerging far-right factions.
The UK government has announced a ban on social media use for individuals under the age of 16. The government is seeking feedback from 16 and 17-year-olds regarding their perspectives on this new regulation.
The Liberal Democrats are preparing for the UK's next general election (due by 2029) by selecting 28 prospective parliamentary candidates, restructuring their press operation, and adopting a more offensive strategy to potentially return to government, leveraging their 72 MPs as a kingmaker in a likely hung parliament.
California's gubernatorial primary results are delayed as officials count remaining ballots, with Steve Hilton leading, followed by Xavier Becerra. Donald Trump congratulated Hilton, while Becerra expressed optimism about advancing to the general election. Concerns about voter fraud have been raised by some commentators.
This is a list of candidates for the 2024 General Election in Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea, organized by city and county, including their party affiliation, age, and occupation.
