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Dissidents in UK warn of rising Iran threat amid alleged plot targeting Israeli embassy Iranian dissidents based in the UK have sounded the alarm over what they describe as an increasingly “aggressive and dangerous” stance by Tehran abroad, following revelations that the Israeli embassy in London may have been the intended target of a significant terror plot. Four Iranian nationals are currently in custody, being interrogated by counter-terrorism police in connection with a suspected plan to strike what authorities have so far only labeled as a “specific premises.” However, several well-placed sources have indicated that the Israeli embassy in Kensington,…

President Donald Trump announced early Thursday that he plans to sign a trade agreement with the United Kingdom, marking the first such deal since he imposed sweeping global tariffs that have shaken financial markets and raised concerns about global economic disruption. In a message posted on Truth Social, Trump stated: “This should be a very big and exciting day for the United States of America and the United Kingdom. Press Conference at The Oval Office, 10 A.M. Thank you!” Trump has frequently claimed that several countries are eager to reach trade agreements with the U.S. to avoid the harshest impacts…

Joe Biden has sharply criticized Donald Trump’s stance on Russia, labeling it “modern-day appeasement,” and warned that Europe could begin to doubt America’s reliability. This marks Biden’s first major interview since leaving office in January. In a conversation with the BBC, Biden said Vladimir Putin views Ukraine as historically belonging to Russia. He dismissed Trump’s recent suggestion that Ukraine should cede territory to end the conflict, calling such ideas “foolish” and naive about Putin’s intentions. Speaking from Delaware during commemorations for the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, Biden compared Trump’s attitude to the failed appeasement policies…

UK savers urged to act before interest rates start falling Britain’s savers are being encouraged to act quickly and secure top savings rates before they start to decline. With the Bank of England widely expected to cut interest rates on Thursday, experts are warning against complacency, noting that competitive deals are still available for those who shop around. Despite recent reductions, providers are still offering easy access and fixed-rate savings accounts paying over 4.5%, driven by market competition. The Bank’s base rate, which reached 5.25% last summer, has since been trimmed to 4.5% after three cuts – two last year…

WASHINGTON — In a marked departure from past tensions, President Donald Trump’s first meeting with Canada’s new Prime Minister, Mark Carney, unfolded with far less friction than his previous encounters with former PM Justin Trudeau. Still, Carney made clear on Tuesday that Canada has no intention of becoming part of the United States. “Some things, like prime real estate, just aren’t for sale,” Carney, the former central banker, remarked. Trump, seated beside him, nodded in agreement. “You visited Buckingham Palace — that’s one. And after months on the campaign trail speaking with Canadians across the country, I can say this…

US talks are an opportunity for Rwanda to boost its geopolitical reach Rwanda’s latest discussions with the United States over hosting deported migrants mark another step in its strategy to present itself as a cooperative partner in the anti-immigration efforts of Western allies. While similar attempts with the UK, Israel, and Denmark have previously drawn headlines, they ultimately faltered under political and legal pressure. On Sunday, Rwandan Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe confirmed the early-stage talks with Washington. Speaking on state television, he said, “Those reports are true. We are engaged in discussions with the government of the United States of…

There was a time, not long ago, when Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., was considered too far left for many Democrats in competitive districts to be seen alongside. That’s no longer the case. During Sanders’ recent stop in Pennsylvania as part of his “Fight Oligarchy” tour, swing-district Democrat Rep. Chris Deluzio stood beside him, signaling a shift in political dynamics. Stay up to date with live political coverage here. In a Monday interview with NBC News, Rep. Chris Deluzio argued that the old divide within the Democratic Party—moderates versus progressives—is a thing of the past. While Deluzio himself has at times…

Sturgeon Warns Transgender Lives Risk Becoming ‘Unliveable’ After Supreme Court Ruling Nicola Sturgeon has warned that the lives of transgender people in the UK risk becoming “unliveable” in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling on the legal definition of a woman—her first public response to the judgment, which stemmed from legislation passed under her leadership in the Scottish Parliament. The UK Supreme Court ruled that the terms “woman” and “sex” in the Equality Act refer solely to biological women and biological sex. The case was brought by gender-critical campaign group For Women Scotland, who challenged a law passed at…

U.S. Trade Deficit Jumps Amid Pre-Tariff Import Rush The U.S. trade deficit in goods and services surged to a record $140.5 billion in March, driven by a spike in imports ahead of sweeping global tariffs set to take effect July 6. So far this year, the trade gap has widened by 92.6% as businesses and consumers accelerate purchases to avoid higher costs under President Donald Trump’s impending tariff hike. According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis on Tuesday, imports have risen 23.3% year-to-date and jumped by $17.8 billion in March alone. In contrast, U.S. exports edged up by only $500…

Trump’s Push to Boost Birth Rates Faces Criticism Over Policy Gaps Former President Donald Trump’s team is exploring strategies to increase the U.S. birth rate, with Trump himself stating he’d welcome the nickname “the fertilization president.” However, Democratic lawmakers and family policy advocates argue that such efforts fall short of addressing the real economic pressures families face. “Encouraging families to have children requires more than slogans — it demands real investment in lowering costs and building financial stability,” said Rep. Rosa DeLauro, a long-serving Democrat from Connecticut and a vocal supporter of a national paid family leave program. Since 2007,…