If anything happens to them, or to the gas interconnector, the economy wouldn't last ten days. So are you saying we shouldn't cooperate with Britain to protect the gas interconnectors with the United Kingdom? That we should just ignore it? Are you saying we should ignore all of our European partners and protecting undersea critical infrastructure, such as subsea cables, such as the interconnector with France that will be completed in the next year?
MCGOWAN: We all want that, okay? And if Trump Donald Trump wants to get on T.V. and say, our problem is, we haven't highlighted our accomplishments enough, I would say great, highlight your accomplishments. Prove it. Prove you are getting the worst of the worst. Show us the murderers and the rapists and the killers that you are arresting. Stop yourself. Then tell us you're not rounding up
The government said 41,472 people arrived in the UK by crossing the Channel in 2025 the second highest number on record after 45,774 made the journey in 2022. The number of crossings was running at the highest level on record for much of the year, but the pace slowed in the last two months of 2025. The total for the year ended up being 13% higher than the figure for 2024.
I'm sorry. I don't want anybody to get shotyoung kids, I hate that, but Charlie Kirk was not a pimple on Rob Reiner's a** when it comes to influence, when it comes to impact, when it comes to anything else. I don't want to say anything bad, but for God's sake, don't dare compare Charlie Kirk to Rob Reiner. That's not fair.
Simon Harris has accused Sinn Féin's finance spokesperson of being "a hypocrite" for saying the party is on "the side of the working people" after a group which raises money to aid Sinn Féin accepted donations from US construction firms.
Democrat Mikie Sherrill said Ciattarelli killed tens of thousands of people during a tense Wednesday night debate. Ciattarelli also accused his opponent of breaking the law to access his records while Sherrill claimed he'd profited from publishing misinformation to the public. He was paid to develop an app so that people who are addicted could more easily get access to opioids; and so, as he made millions, as these opioid companies made billions, tens of thousands of New Jerseyans died, Sherrill said during the debate.
Jennings emphasized that polling shows the Epstein story is not a priority for the American people, including Republicans, stating, "nobody cares. This is like the least important thing to the American people."
Alan Collins stated, "Savile was an opportunist who took advantage of the myriad opportunities afforded him by the BBC and the NHS (among others) to sexually abuse children."
Sir James Cleverly accused Sir Keir Starmer of prioritizing asylum seekers over the needs of hardworking young Britons, expressing outrage at claims of ample housing for them.
"It's not even a property tax. We need to dispel that myth," said Sinn Féin's Daithí Doolan. "It is a charge on people's homes, and those living in Dublin are unfairly punished by an extremely high price of housing in the capital, and this is used as a benchmark to measure the local property tax."
The AC debate has taken center stage in France as temperatures soar, with Marine Le Pen advocating for its implementation in crucial public spaces like schools and hospitals.
Mary Lou McDonald called the Government's redevelopment plans for the GPO a "betrayal of history", emphasizing that she does not want a shopping centre on sacred revolutionary ground.
GOP leaders are rushing to meet Trump's Fourth of July deadline to pass the package, but they barely secured enough support to muscle it past a procedural Saturday night hurdle.
Mamdani emphasized that the phrase 'globalize the intifada' reflects a yearning for equality and human rights for Palestinians, diverging from the criticism it faces.
"You are actually kicking out these three highly qualified service members solely because of their identity. You are the one injecting culture wars into the military, and it's at the detriment of our military readiness and national security."
"As the Chief Financial Officer of New York City, it is my duty to stand against these life-altering cuts to Medicaid - which will be disastrous for our economy and leave the families, veterans, disabled and elderly New Yorkers in Bay Ridge without care," said Lander. "See you there, Congresswoman."