The US Justice Department has unveiled 34 rulemaking notices rolling back federal gun regulations, just as the Senate confirmed career agent Robert Cekada as the new ATF director.
James Comey has been indicted over a 2025 Instagram post of seashells arranged as '86 47', but legal experts say the First Amendment makes this a tough case for prosecutors to win.
Donald Trump told the Artemis II crew he'd have 'no trouble' becoming an astronaut. We unpack the Oval Office moment, the mission, and why the comment overshadowed the actual story.
Former FBI director James Comey has surrendered over a second indictment alleging that a 2025 Instagram photo of seashells arranged as '86 47' was a threat against President Trump. The case faces serious legal and political headwinds.
Court documents reveal photos of suspect Cole Allen armed with a shotgun, handgun and knives moments before he allegedly rushed security at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. A Secret Service officer fired five shots and missed.
Pete Hegseth was grilled by a House committee over how Iran's nuclear programme can be both an imminent threat and already 'obliterated' by Operation Midnight Hammer. Spoiler: it can't.
Russia has confirmed its 9 May Victory Day parade will go ahead without military vehicles or cadets for the first time in nearly two decades, citing a 'terrorist threat' from Kyiv as Ukrainian drones reach ever deeper into Russian territory.
King Charles brought genuine laughs to a state banquet with Donald Trump on 28 April, using dry wit and self-aware jokes to charm the room and quietly flex Britain's soft power.
Barclays has reintroduced a sub-4% mortgage at 3.96%, becoming the first big high street bank to do so since the Iran war spike, but it's reserved for Premier customers only.
Donald Trump keeps losing his lawsuits against US media outlets, but courtroom defeats have done little to slow a wider campaign of pressure, settlements, and regulatory leverage aimed at the American press.
Two months after a US missile killed scores of Iranian schoolchildren in Minab, the Pentagon has said almost nothing. Former US officials warn the silence is highly unusual, and the gutting of civilian harm units may be why.
King Charles becomes only the second British monarch to address US Congress, Starmer survives a Commons vote on the Mandelson row, and NIESR warns of a £35bn hit to the UK economy. Here are Wednesday's five biggest stories.