Nigel Farage's Reform UK party have topped another poll while support for the establishment Labour and Conservatives parties continues to decline.
Another poll has put Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party ahead of new Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s Labour Party, suggesting that the so-called “Burnham Bounce” has waned. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has topped another poll, while support for the establishment Labour and Conservative (Tory) parties has declined. DETAIL: According to a new poll conducted by YouGov, the largest polling firm in Britain, Reform is the most popular party with British voters, on 24 percent support. The poll put the governing Labour Party in second on 22 percent and Kemi Badenoch’s nominally center-right Conservative Party in third on 19 percent. Zack Polanski’s far-left Green Party secured 13 percent, and the Liberal…Open
Body camera footage captured the moment when a deck collapsed while nine members of a US Marshals task force were attempting to serve a warrant at the home of a man who the US Marshals Service says failed to register as a sex offender.
President Donald Trump late Tuesday postponed his threat of a 50% tariff on a wide range of Canadian goods that was set to take effect at midnight and would have affected roughly $20 billion worth of imports. “We’ve come to a deal with Canada,” Trump told reporters Wednesday morning from the White House lawn. He touted conversations he held with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Tuesday night, adding that the deal, which has yet to be finalized, will benefit both sides. “We’re going to give something, and we’re doing certain things,” Trump added, without elaborating further. 0:00 CNN economics reporter Elisabeth Buchwald reports on Trump's pause of tariffs on Canada 1:30 "We're doing certain things": Trump speaks at White…
In an impromptu White House meeting with reporters, the president touted his relationship with Kim and said North Korea has “57 very powerful nuclear weapons.”
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After a nine-month deployment the U.S. Navy is bringing home the USS Lincoln, which has made headlines for its supply shortages and a mental health crisis onboard. It is unclear if the sailors on the ships that accompanied the Lincoln are also coming home. Navy officials at the Pentagon declined MS NOW's request for comment on whether the destroyers would also be coming back and declined to answer questions about conditions. MS NOW Pentagon Reporter Priya Sridhar joins Erielle Reshef to share what she is hearing from one sailor.
