#political-debate

#political-debate

Lucy Powell clarifies her comments on grooming gangs, emphasizing the seriousness of child exploitation despite criticism of political exploitation of the topic.

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright criticized renewable energy after a major power outage in Spain and Portugal.

Starmer calls for a more civil and compassionate debate on the supreme court's gender ruling.

Leaders of main federal parties face off in French-language debate, with Liberal Leader Mark Carney likely to be targeted due to polling lead.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's proxy voting proposal for new parents ignites debate over Congress's foundational role and accountability.

Donald Trump's comments about a potential third presidential term provoke strong reactions, highlighting divisions in political ideology and principles among party lines.

The Dáil is set to vote on government amendments that recognize more members for speaking time, prompting strong opposition criticism.

The article discusses council tax bills in England, showcasing the lowest and highest rates, with London boroughs generally among the cheapest.

Minister Moran defends public spending on projects, emphasizing accountability and the necessity of the expenditures.

He addresses accusations of government waste while acknowledging past mistakes in handling projects.

Joe Walsh clashed with Mehdi Hasan over statements regarding Palestinians during a heated interview.

Doug Ford avoided post-debate Q&A sessions to maintain focus on his campaign message, which centers around protecting Ontario.

Italy may ease citizenship rules through a referendum, reducing waiting time from 10 to 5 years, a significant change for prospective citizens.

Diversity initiatives are essential to promote equal opportunities despite arguments favoring merit-based hiring as sufficient.

President Trump's proposed end to birthright citizenship has ignited significant public debate and concern over immigration rights and constitutional implications.

Tulsi Gabbard's confirmation bid faced scrutiny due to her refusal to label Edward Snowden as a traitor during a hearing.

The sentencing law for young offenders in severe cases is under scrutiny, with calls for reform to allow whole life sentences in exceptional circumstances.

MPs experience more severe abuse now than in the past, according to Kim Leadbeater, sister of murdered MP Jo Cox.

Debate over the IRS's free direct tax-filing tool, with Democrats advocating for its preservation due to its efficiency and user-friendliness.

The House passed a bill banning transgender athletes from girls' sports, framing it as a priority despite significant opposition from Democrats.

Starmer accused Badenoch of opportunism regarding sexual abuse inquiries, attributing her sudden interest to social media rather than genuine concern for victims.