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Man Doesn’t Consult Wife Before Allowing Coworker To Move In, Then Imposes Conditions On Her

"This is my home too and I should be allowed to be comfortable," the wife snapped at her husband. Their conflict was about whether she could wear a bra at home or not. The hubby asked her to wear one since his friend was staying with them for a few…

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Americans' Approval of ICE was Already Cratering in 2025 - Then Minneapolis Happened

2,600 adults were asked in a YouGov poll on how they feel ICE is handling its job, and over half either somewhat or strongly disapproved.

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Poll: Americans say ICE is "too forceful" — and support protests against the agency

The agency's net approval cratered 30 points in one year.

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Man Cuts Off Financial Support After Discovering Girlfriend’s Affair, She Completely Loses It

There are few things more terrifying than a bitter ex. You can be in a relationship with someone that you consider loving, kind, and considerate for years. But their true colors come out when they’re heartbroken and desperate for cash. This man’s world was turned upside down when he found…

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UK Energy Debt Hits Record £5.5 Billion: Why Your Bills Won't Fall This Winter

UK energy debt reaches a record £5.5 billion as bills remain 40% above pre-crisis levels. Here's why relief won't arrive this winter and what it means for households.

International Business Times UK

Republicans embrace Trump's Venezuela operation

Last fall, only some three in ten Republicans said they would support military action against Venezuela.

Axios

Who’s going to the ballot box this year? Here’s the election state of play

This article covers the March South Australian state election and November Victorian state election. The United States will hold midterm elections in November, giving Democrats an opportunity to take control of Congress.

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Beleaguered Starmer appeals for unity at first cabinet meeting of the year

It comes as Labour slip to third place in a YouGov poll, with ongoing questions over whether the prime minister will be pushed out by his MPs

The Independent UK

Americans Are Increasingly Skeptical of Foreign Military Intervention

Nicolás Maduro’s removal should be welcomed by anyone who values liberty. Yet data show Americans—led by the youngest adults—are turning noninterventionist.

Reason

Keir Starmer Vows 'I Will Be Sitting in This Seat' by 2027 Despite Poll Meltdown

Sir Keir Starmer issues a defiant six-word vow to remain prime minister until 2027, dismissing dire polling figures and a Reform UK surge as he faces a critical test in the upcoming May elections.

International Business Times UK

Here’s a pick-me-up for the January blues: this could well be Nigel Farage’s last year on top

There’s no doubting the charisma of its leader, but Reform UK lacks the depth and experience needed to govern – and voters are quickly realising that, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Most Europeans think state pensions will become unaffordable, polling shows

YouGov survey finds many say payments are too low and oppose reforms such as raising retirement age or cuts

The Guardian - UK

Bondi Attack Sparks Rare Unity as 92% of Australians Support Tougher Gun Laws

Australians overwhelmingly back stricter gun laws after the Bondi attack, with new polling showing near-universal support for bans, tighter licensing, and swift government action.

International Business Times UK

Pollsters claim Reform UK is ‘in decline’ as lead over Labour drops

A Yougov poll has shown that the lead held by Nigel Farage’s party has dropped from 10 to five points with both Labour and the Tories gaining

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Trump's Rob Reiner Joke Turns Off Nearly 50% of MAGA Republicans

US President Donald Trump recently made a below-the-belt joke about Rob Reiner after the director died. Now, a survey revealed that even MAGA Republicans find it inappropriate.

The Independent UK

Even most Republicans thought Trump’s insults over Rob Reiner murder were ‘inappropriate’

In contrast to the widespread praise for the actor-director and his wife Michele, Trump called Reiner "struggling" and "once very talented"

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40 Internet Know-It-Alls Who Embarrassed Themselves By Correcting Others Incorrectly

The internet is great for raising our dopamine levels. It's so satisfying to comment under someone's poorly spelled post with an "Um, actually." Yet, sometimes, know-it-alls are too overconfident and make a mistake or two of their own. We've compiled the funniest posts from the "People Incorrectly Correcting Other People…

Evening Standard

How support for Labour crumbled in Britain in 2025 with Rachel Reeves' popularity plunging

Backing for the Tories also fell, went up slightly for Reform UK, was unchanged for the Liberal Democrats while the biggest gainers this year were the Greens

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Many Europeans mistakenly think most immigrants are illegal, poll shows

Exclusive: Seven-country survey finds strong opposition to increasing migration and support for deportations

International Business Times UK

New Poll Shows Americans Reject Dual Citizenship Ban, 60% Say Immigrants to Keep Their Original Citizenship

A YouGov poll reveals 60% of Americans oppose Senator Bernie Moreno's dual citizenship ban, with most believing immigrants should keep their original nationality after naturalisation.

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59 Female Roasts Hit Men So Hard They’re Probably Still Thinking About Them

Confidence can take years to build yet mere seconds to completely obliterate. Sometimes, it's a social or work failure that does the trick. But other times, it's a single sentence, delivered with the weight of a wrecking ball wearing a dash of red lipstick. Here are the most savage ways…

Axios

Trump grades his economy "A+++++" — most Americans don't agree

Trump told Politico that he "inherited a mess" when broached with voters' concerns about the economy.

The Independent UK

Young people are turning on Trump, new poll shows

President Donald Trump’s support among people aged 18-29 appears to be in freefall, poll shows

Euronews

Europe's pro-Trump hotspots: Which countries stand out?

How much is Meloni boosting Trump's popularity in Italy? Are the Danes still peeved over Greenland? And what are the most pro-Trump political parties in Europe?

The Guardian - UK

Labour has a groundbreaking plan for child poverty. Finally, this government has found its mission

The new strategy lays out Britain’s social disgrace in painful detail. But it also offers hope and a clear way forward that is worthy of a leftwing party, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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