Month: November 2025
BBC licence fee ‘criminalises people who want to watch television’, Nadine Dorries says
Former Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has attacked the BBC licence fee , arguing the mandatory payment “criminalises people who want to watch television.”
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Australia’s first treaty with Aboriginal people signed in Victoria
Treaty delivers formal apology and gives First Nations people more oversight over decision concerning them
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Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson hospitalized in Chicago
Jackson, 84, has a neurodegenerative condition called Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
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Cape Cod potato chips falsely promises ‘no artificial ingredients’, class action lawsuit claims
The company was hit with a similar lawsuit earlier this year
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Trump signs bill ending longest government shutdown in history which disrupted air travel and food benefits for millions
The signing comes after the government was shut down for almost 43 days and the president urged senators to end the filibuster if the gridlocked negotiations didn’t move forward
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Israel’s president says ‘shocking’ settler violence against Palestinians must end after several injured in attack
Several injured as dozens of masked Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians gathered for an olive harvest in the occupied West Bank
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Ready for takeoff? Flight disruptions ease as shutdown ends but will still take days to resolve
Over 950 flights were canceled and almost 900 delayed within, into, or out of the US on Wednesday
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Arizona Rep blasts Trump and Congress during her swearing in that will likely trigger vote on Epstein files release
Adelita Grijalva was sworn in seven weeks after winning a special election in Arizona
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Gavin Newsom’s former chief of staff arrested on fraud, tax and obstruction of justice charges
Williamson was Newsom’s chief of staff until late 2024
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The Epstein email receipts show sex offender’s deep reach in Washington went far beyond Trump
Emails to political luminaries and D.C. mainstays makes clear: Epstein’s influence crossed the breadth of Washington’s political spectrum, writes John Bowden
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