Politics
6 articles
New Zealand Prime Minister Proposes Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Just days after New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon proposed a law to ban children younger than 16 from social media, according to AP News, his own coalition partners publicly declared they w
Niche Podcast Networks Challenge Mainstream Narratives, Audiences Migrate
In the recent 2026 primary cycle, Representative Anya Sharma's unexpected surge, fueled by appearances on several niche progressive podcast networks, underscored a profound shift in political mobiliza
Andy Burnham uses music to shape his political identity
In 2018, Andy Burnham appointed Sacha Lord, the entrepreneur behind Manchester's iconic Warehouse Project, as the city's unpaid Night Time Economy Adviser.
Jill Biden's Memoir: A Curated Look at the East Wing
Despite promising an intimate look, Jill Biden's new memoir notably omits the twenty-four instances where the family's German shepherd, Commander, bit Secret Service agents, as reported by The New Yor
Judge orders Kennedy Center to remove Trump name
Following a federal judge's ruling, the Kennedy Center ordered its staff on Thursday to physically erase President Donald Trump's name from all official materials and the building's facade, marking a
Hungary Votes Amid Record Turnout, Shaping Orbán's Future
By midday Sunday, a record 37.