POLITICS & POLICY

In 2027, Social Security will undergo significant changes, including cost-of-living adjustments, revised earnings limits, and increased payroll tax caps. Many Americans remain unaware of these impending updates.

President Trump labels LeBron James a 'racist' while praising Michael Jordan as the greatest, sparking controversy and adding a political twist to the ongoing basketball GOAT debate.

India's education minister resigned after youth-led protests over leaked medical school entrance exams, marking a significant political concession by Modi's government. The movement demands systemic reform and accountability.

King Charles III and Prince Harry's private reunion at Highgrove House signals a cautious step towards reconciliation, with Meghan Markle's comfort level remaining uncertain amid ongoing family dynamics.

Elon Musk reflects on his political involvement during his leadership of the Department of Government Efficiency, acknowledging he got 'carried away' while defending the agency's controversial cost-cutting measures.

King Charles faces pressure to disclose Prince Andrew's rental income from subletting Royal Lodge cottages, amid scrutiny of royal financial transparency and Andrew's past controversies.

Rebel Wilson successfully defends against a defamation lawsuit by lead actress Charlotte MacInnes, with the court ruling the Instagram posts in question were not defamatory. Legal battles around 'The Deb' continue.

President Trump assures that Israeli PM Netanyahu won't be arrested in the U.S., countering NYC Mayor Mamdani's suggestion amid ICC warrant controversy.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani insists on honouring the ICC arrest warrant for Israeli PM Netanyahu, contradicting President Trump's assurance of no arrest during Netanyahu's US visit.

President Trump presented the World Cup trophy to Spain, drawing boos and attention during the ceremony, overshadowing Spain's victory. The event highlighted political tensions and Trump's relationship with FIFA.

President Trump announces a strategic shift in the U.S. military campaign against Iran, aiming to permanently eliminate the threat of a nuclear-capable missile, amidst ongoing strikes on Iranian targets.

The U.S. State Department has issued a global caution for Americans abroad due to escalating tensions with Iran, following a deadly attack in Jordan and ongoing military actions.

In 2026, the United States, China, and Singapore lead global AI adoption, with strong foundations in research, enterprise use, and governance. Other top nations include the UK, Germany, and Israel.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani is considering arresting Israeli PM Netanyahu for alleged war crimes in Gaza, sparking debate over legal authority and political implications.

The EU has ordered Google to open Android to rival AI assistants and share search data with competitors, aiming to enhance competition and innovation under the Digital Markets Act.

The Trump administration's dismissal of a Seattle prosecutor, appointed by federal judges, raises legal questions about presidential authority and judicial independence, potentially leading to a significant court battle.

The US Treasury unveiled a $1 coin featuring President Trump's likeness for the 250th anniversary, sparking legal debates over federal restrictions on living presidents on currency.

Joe Biden's memoir, 'Promise Me, America,' releasing November 17, delves into his presidency's challenges, his decision to step aside in 2024, and his personal health struggles.

A cyber attack on Partnered Health clinics in Australia has compromised sensitive patient data from 16 locations. The company is investigating and has taken legal action to protect stolen information.

Senate Democrats blocked a $1 trillion defense bill, citing concerns over President Trump's military actions in Iran and lack of congressional oversight, highlighting deep partisan divisions.

The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act to make daylight saving time permanent, but its future in the Senate is uncertain. The bill has bipartisan support but faces opposition from some senators.

The US and Iran are on the brink of war as tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz, with both nations exchanging military strikes and impacting global oil markets.

Princess Anne honours British soldiers at the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Imjin River, highlighting the UK's historical ties and ongoing diplomatic relations with South Korea.

Kuwait International Airport is operational with limited capacity as it recovers from disruptions caused by U.S.-Iran tensions, with ongoing repairs and security concerns affecting flight schedules.

Coles has revamped its Flybuys program, enabling members to redeem up to $100 off their grocery bill in a single transaction, intensifying competition with Woolworths' loyalty scheme.

A man was found shot dead in a car in Sydney's north-west, prompting a major police investigation. Authorities are seeking public assistance to establish a timeline and identify the shooter.

A group of white Democratic pastors is challenging Republican dominance among Christian voters, running for office to counteract what they see as a misuse of Christian teachings by the GOP.

British counter-terrorism police are now leading the investigation into former UK lawmaker Ann Widdecombe's suspected murder, following new evidence suggesting potential political motives.

Russian forces launched a deadly airstrike on Sumy, Ukraine, killing five and injuring 43. The attack targeted civilian infrastructure, prompting a war crimes investigation by Ukrainian authorities.