A political earthquake has struck the United Kingdom as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced his resignation, stepping down as both Prime Minister and Labour Party leader after mounting pressure within his party. In a statement outside 10 Downing Street, Starmer said every decision he made in office was about "putting the country I love first." He thanked his wife, Victoria, calling her his "rock," and pledged to ensure an orderly transition of power. Starmer confirmed that he had informed King Charles III of his decision and asked Labour's National Executive Committee to begin the leadership contest, with nominations opening on July 9 and a successor expected before Parliament's summer recess.
Tulsi Gabbard is facing explosive new allegations after a report claimed the former Director of National Intelligence took guidance from a controversial religious leader linked to the Science of Identity Foundation. Emails, directives and insider accounts have triggered questions about the extent of Gabbard's relationship with the secretive sect and whether its alleged influence shaped her political career. Gabbard's team has dismissed the report as anti-Hindu bigotry.
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