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Tom Harris

Why did Starmer appoint someone he knew to be a convicted criminal to his Cabinet?

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The Telegraph

Sketch by Tim Stanley

Burnham’s sofa socialism may win ratings war

Fox News

Fox News

STREET TERROR

Armed motorcycle patrols swarm Iranian cities as regime braces for unrest

Yahoo News

Yahoo News

Breaking News

Supreme Court allows Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own for now

CBS News

CBS News

Breaking News

The Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to revive third-country deportations, for now.

AP News

AP News

Breaking News

The Supreme Court lets the Trump administration continue deporting people to third countries for now while justices weigh policy.

HuffPost

HuffPost

⚡ The Supreme Court is allowing the Trump administration to continue third-country deportations, for now.

NYTimes

NYTimes

Breaking News

The Supreme Court temporarily allowed the Trump administration to continue deporting immigrants to countries not their own.

NBC News

NBC News

Breaking news

Supreme Court allows Trump administration to continue deporting certain immigrants to ‘third countries’ to which they have no previous connection

USA TODAY

USA TODAY

In win for Trump, Supreme Court again allows third-country deportations

Daily Mail

Daily Mail

REVEALED

JD Vance's running mate? Marco Rubio pushed aside as trusted Senate pal emerges as frontrunner

CNN

CNN

Breaking News

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to restart its program of removing migrants to countries other than their homeland

AOL

AOL

Top Story

A Rock and Roll Hall of Famer says Taylor Swift ‘ruined music’

NYTimes

NYTimes

Hiring Surge at ICE

ICE is said to be planning to hire 5,000 new employees by the end of the year. Most are expected to be deportation officers.

The Telegraph

The Telegraph

See Matt's latest cartoon

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AP News

Midterm elections

As Republicans’ hopes of winning Georgia and North Carolina fade, the GOP is shifting its focus elsewhere.