Politics

PMQs: Debbonaire and Johnson on bullying claims in government

Labour’s Thangam Debbonaire has said that those in government facing allegations of bullying get promoted, but those who stand up to it lose their jobs. The prime minister rejected her claims and said he “loathes bullying”, and accused Labour of “systematic bullying” against those who “stick up for the Jewish community”. UK viewers can watch […]

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Michael Bloomberg Quits Democratic Race, Ending a Brief and Costly Bid

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Michael R. Bloomberg dropped out of the presidential race on Wednesday, just over three months after he began a campaign that was fueled by his vast fortune and quickly grew to a sprawling political operation but failed to win the groundswell of moderate support he had sought. Mr. Bloomberg endorsed

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Iran Crosses a Key Threshold: It Again Has Sufficient Fuel for a Bomb

WASHINGTON — Iran’s growing stockpile of nuclear fuel recently crossed a critical threshold, according to a report issued Tuesday by international inspectors: For the first time since President Trump abandoned the 2015 nuclear deal, Tehran appears to have enough enriched uranium to produce a single nuclear weapon, though it would take months or years to

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Sisters campaign against gender-based street harassment

British sisters Maya and Gemma want to make gender-based street harassment illegal. They founded the Our Streets Now campaign and collect stories of public harassment. The sisters have been inspired following the introduction of a new law in France that makes street harassment illegal. Offenders can be issued with on-the-spot fines. But there are concerns

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Trump Meets With Key Republicans Amid Stalemate Over Surveillance Laws

WASHINGTON — President Trump met on Tuesday at the White House with Attorney General William P. Barr and key Republican lawmakers in an effort to resolve a fight in Congress over domestic spying powers before three F.B.I. counterintelligence investigation tools expire next week. The meeting came as a range of surveillance critics on Capitol Hill

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