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Aug 211 min read


Landmark Meta Trial Opens in California: States Accuse Company of Designing Facebook and Instagram to Hook Kids
A high-stakes federal trial against Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, kicked off on August 18, 2026, in Oakland, California. A bipartisan coalition of 29 U.S. state attorneys general is accusing the social media giant of deliberately engineering its platforms to addict children and teenagers, contributing to a youth mental health crisis, while misleading the public about the risks and improperly collecting data on underage users. The case, led by C
Aug 193 min read


WATCH: Lee 'Trouble in France'
Watch a small video of Reform UK's Chairman Lee Anderson as he 'uncovers' the truth about the migrant camps in Calais, France
Aug 111 min read


The Burnham Bounce: Short-lived
In mid-July 2026, Andy Burnham became the UK’s seventh prime minister in a decade after succeeding Keir Starmer. Starmer had announced his resignation as Labour leader and prime minister in late June following poor local election results in May, low personal popularity, economic stagnation, internal party discontent, and controversies including the appointment (and later dismissal) of Peter Mandelson as ambassador to the US. Burnham, the popular former Mayor of Greater Manche
Aug 43 min read


Gay Voters 'Turning to the Right'
A growing body of polling data from across Western Europe points to a notable political realignment: a rising share of gay male voters is supporting right-wing and nationalist parties. Immigration, public safety, and concerns over cultural attitudes toward homosexuality are repeatedly cited as the main drivers.The trend, highlighted in recent coverage by outlets including Visegrád 24, challenges the long-standing assumption that LGBT voters form a reliable left-wing bloc. Whi
Aug 23 min read


Burnham allows Trump to use UK army base as US Strikes on Iran continue
Andy Burnham has approved the United States use of British military bases. This comes after US Strikes on Iran continue
Jul 211 min read


Sir Sadiq Khan Awarded Life Peerage in Starmer’s Final Honours List
In one of his last acts as Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer has nominated Sir Sadiq Khan for a life peerage, elevating the Mayor of London to the House of Lords. The announcement forms part of a broader list of 26 new political peerages published by Downing Street today. The King has signified his intention to confer life peerages on the nominated individuals, with Sir Sadiq Khan listed among 16 Labour nominees. The full breakdown includes 16 from Labour, 5 from the Liberal D
Jul 162 min read


Texas Poised to Mandate Bible Passages as Required Reading in Public Schools
Austin, Texas — On Friday, June 26, 2026, the Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) is expected to give final approval to a new statewide required reading list for K-12 public schools that includes selected Bible stories and passages, marking what education observers describe as a first-of-its-kind mandate in the United States. The proposal, stemming from a 2023 law (HB 1605), requires the board to establish at least one literary work per grade level. The approved list expand
Jun 262 min read
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