The British government has provisionally agreed to pay £10 million to the families of individuals who were abducted, murdered, or interrogated by its double agents within the IRA.

The British government is reportedly looking to drones as a solution to help manage its controversial defence investment plan and overcome defence-budget limitations.

An article critiques the reliability of the British government, using the metaphor of a 'bonfire' for its trustworthiness and referencing a historical view of Britain's relationship with continental Europe.

The British government has abolished the 200-year-old Vagrancy Act, which criminalized rough sleeping, marking a significant change in legislation.

A writer, using a pseudonym, debuts in narrative with the short story collection 'Todos siguen aquí,' which explores how 'forgetfulness allows the British government to shape the narrative of what happened in Northern Ireland.'

A Guardian opinion piece discusses the potential strengthening of Brexit's negative aftershocks, presenting a fearful prospect for Ireland due to the actions of a 'reckless and reactionary British government'.

The Labour President of Manchester City Council is running for a parliamentary seat in a North England by-election in Makerfield, a contest seen as crucial for Keir Starmer and the future of the British government, requiring him to defeat the Farage candidate.

Over 41,000 people arrived in the UK by boat from France last year, the highest number since 2022, despite British government promises to halt migrant flows and efforts to dismantle smuggling gangs.

Pakistan's Foreign Office has cautioned its diaspora in the United Kingdom against interfering in Pakistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir affairs, urging the British government to educate and warn those supporting proscribed organizations.

The British government plans to propose a law aimed at preventing Russia and other hostile states from damaging critical underwater communication cables.

British government bonds are reportedly more attractive than at any point this century, despite Prime Minister Starmer facing potential competition within his own party.

The British government is planning to limit internet access for young people and has extensively surveyed educators, teachers, doctors, and parents for their input.

The British government has issued an apology for its decision to relax sanctions against Russia, a move intended to prevent shortages of diesel and aviation fuel.

The British government is consulting on relaxing airport slot allocation rules to help airlines adjust schedules earlier and prevent mass flight cancellations during the holiday season.

The British government plans to allocate £25 million to enhance security for Jewish communities following a knife attack in London and a significant increase in antisemitic incidents since the Gaza conflict began.

The British government is implementing a new, far-reaching anti-smoking law with the goal of creating the nation's first tobacco-free generation.

Six weeks of war in the Middle East have severely disrupted fertilizer supplies and impacted global food security, leading to soaring food prices and warnings from the British government of potential meat shortages by summer.

Rolls-Royce has received approval to construct new nuclear facilities at Wylfa, marking what the British government calls a "golden age" for the country's energy sector. These reactors will have a capacity of 470 MW.

The British government has indicated its intention to automatically adhere to European Union single market regulations, signaling a potential shift in its post-Brexit economic policy.

A TV review covers a drama series based on true events, focusing on a British woman who was imprisoned in Iran for years, noting that the series emphasizes emotional aspects and goes easy on the British government.

High-level British government files, now declassified, allege that Gerry Adams was on the IRA Army Council in 1996 and subsequently re-elected, weeks after he denied such involvement in court.

The British government has publicly reiterated its backing for Morocco's autonomy plan, calling it the most credible, viable, and pragmatic solution to the long-standing dispute over the Western Sahara region.

The British government has announced an urgent allocation of an additional 100 million pounds (115 million euros) to strengthen Ukraine’s air defense capabilities.

Craig Foreman, a British national sentenced to ten years in an Iranian prison on espionage charges, has accused the British government of abandoning him and his wife in a war zone, expressing deep disappointment from jail.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face a setback in their security dispute with the British Government, as reports suggest they may permanently lose the privilege of taxpayer-funded protection in the UK.

UK Members of Parliament have reportedly called for the urgent extradition of controversial manosphere influencer Andrew Tate from Hong Kong, prompting Tate to challenge the British government.

President Nikos Christodoulides announced that Cyprus will have an open and frank discussion with the British government regarding the future of the United Kingdom's military bases on the island.

The British government has committed £1 billion in funding to accelerate its quantum technology program, aiming to position the UK as a leader in the global quantum race.

The British government has announced a new plan aimed at protecting consumers from volatile fuel prices, though specific details were not immediately available.

The British government has issued a warning to its citizens in Dubai, cautioning them that sharing photos of damage from airstrikes could lead to imprisonment.

Documents released on Wednesday by the British government show officials believed there was a “reputational risk” to appointing Peter Mandelson as the US ambassador because of his relationship with…

The son of a British couple trapped in a Tehran prison is traveling to the US to lobby former President Trump for help, claiming the British government has 'let down' his parents who are caught in the US-Iran conflict.

Significant reforms required to halt breakdown of rules-based order, says British government

Foreign minister wants ‘conversation’ about closing UK military sites following British government not warning of impending attack on RAF Akrotiri Middle East crisis – live updates Cyprus’s…

Bird flu outbreaks have cost the British government and the poultry industry up to £174m annually

Britain has temporarily pulled some staff and their dependants from its embassy in Bahrain as a precautionary measure, as the United States stepped up its military campaign against Iran on the fifth day of the war. The British government said the embassy continued to operate normally despite the partial withdrawal. In Washington, White House spokeswoman […]

A couple stuck in Dubai amid ongoing Iranian strikes has expressed their frustration at the British government as they attempt to make their way home.

The British government has announced it will stop issuing education visas to nationals from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan.

The Sinn Fein vice president said she ‘will not be part of any briefing by the British government on their military operations’.

Cyprus has expressed displeasure over the actions of the British government following a recent drone incident, government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis said, after cabinet meeting. Letymbiotis said all security protocols had been activated and that there was close coordination between the relevant services. He added that cabinet ministers were briefed on the security measures and exchanged […]

The British government is inching towards working with the US in the Middle East

The British government has implemented stricter travel conditions, including the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system, for passengers entering the UK.

The British government is introducing bonuses for general practitioners in England, averaging £3,000, to encourage them to prescribe weight-loss medications as part of an effort to combat rising obesity rates.

Despite Brexit, the British government is once again allowing EU citizens access to its educational institutions through the Erasmus program.

It is being investigated whether he facilitated British Government documents to the American pedophile businessman Epstein, and Westminster wants to review all his work from a decade. Read

The British government is reportedly considering removing Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, from the line of succession to the throne.

The British government possesses leverage and should utilize it to proscribe a terrorist militia and cut off its supply lines, thereby helping to bring an end to Sudan's civil war.

The British government announced it is likely to intervene in the proposed $110 billion merger of Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global, potentially complicating the megamerger of the two Hollywood studios.

The British government is injecting an additional €17.4 billion to transform its military into a hybrid force, moving towards an 'Ukrainian model' emphasizing artificial intelligence and drones, and phasing out traditional tanks and destroyers.

Amidst an unprecedented heatwave, European Green parties are now demanding air conditioning, criticizing French and British governments for inadequate preparation for increasingly frequent and dangerous heatwaves due to climate change.

The British government has presented a legislative proposal that would ban conversion therapies in Wales and England, with potential penalties including fines or imprisonment.

The Democratic Unionist Party has denounced its former leader Jeffrey Donaldson as a 'wicked deceiver' after his conviction for child sexual offenses, while the British government dismissed claims that knowledge of his offending was used as leverage in Northern Ireland power-sharing talks.

The British government is expected to propose measures in a new green paper that would require platforms like YouTube and Meta to increase the prominence of UK news, setting the stage for a new conflict with Big Tech over online misinformation.

Survivors of forced adoption in the UK are set to receive a long-awaited full apology from the British government. This commitment was confirmed by Phillipson, addressing a historical injustice.

More than 20 countries, including the Czech Republic, have condemned threats from Iranian security forces and recent attacks in Europe claimed by the Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamiya (Islamic Movement of the Righteous Companions) organization, as reported by the British government.

Nigerian applications for UK work visas have fallen by nearly 68% in one year, from 93,000 in 2023 to 29,800 in 2024. This significant drop follows new immigration restrictions introduced by the British government.

The British Government announced it will deploy election observers for the upcoming governorship elections in Nigeria's Ekiti and Osun States to ensure credible and peaceful polls.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has issued an apology on behalf of the British Government to the families of five people killed in the 1972 Springhill shooting in west Belfast.

The UK parliament is set to hold a debate concerning the extent of Israeli influence on the British government and its lawmakers.

Brexit has impacted the UK's food security, leading the British government to work on regulations to facilitate trade with the EU, moving towards a single phytosanitary zone similar to the single market.

Belgian state-owned gun manufacturer FN Browning is set to acquire a UK-based sniper rifle producer as it aims to compete in a British government rifle tender.

The UK National Security Adviser met with Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to convey the British government's appreciation for Pakistan's role in regional diplomacy.

Observers suggest that the operations of Hong Kong’s Economic and Trade Office in London will remain unaffected by a UK spying verdict, as the British government is unlikely to seek its closure to maintain relations.

The pilot who delivered the legendary Spitfire MJ755 to Greece in 1947, one of 77 fighters granted by the British government for the Hellenic Air Force, has passed away.

Australia’s Corporate Travel Management, the contractor for the Bibby Stockholm asylum barge, has admitted to overcharging the British government by £118m and is negotiating a refund.

The British government has declared its intention to introduce a legal ban on the use of smartphones in schools across England.

The British government is reportedly preparing a plan aimed at keeping a lid on rising food prices amidst economic pressures.

The British government has presented a clear new industrial strategy, 'Smart Data 2035,' outlining a political framework that recognizes data as a central growth factor and includes plans for 20 data markets.

The British government has banned "step" pornography, which features actors pretending to be related in scripted scenarios.

Following the British government's decision to deny rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West) entry for a performance, a coalition party in the Netherlands, CDA, is advocating for a similar ban in Arnhem.

Nick Pope, known for leading the British government's UFO project, has passed away, with his wife Elizabeth Weiss sharing the news on social media.

The British government will break a manifesto pledge to ban the import of foie gras, and has also refused to stop the import of fur after the EU set these red lines in its...

The British government has partnered with Amazon and Lidl to introduce easy-to-install 'plug-in' solar panels for homes, aiming to alleviate the energy crisis, which is attributed in part to the war in Iran.

'Sherlock' co-creator Steven Moffat and producer Sue Vertue have announced their new political show 'Number 10,' described as a 'workplace comedy drama in the most ridiculous workplace' set within the British government for Channel 4/ITVS.

Roman Abramovich is reportedly under immediate pressure from the British government to release £2.5 billion from the sale of Chelsea FC, amidst the club's ongoing financial and sporting challenges.

Data comes amid increasing fears that Iran war could send British government’s plans off course Business live – latest updates Britain’s public finances showed a higher than expected monthly…

The British government will allocate an additional 12 million euros annually to the BBC World Service for the next three years, representing an 8 percent increase from the previous year.

The British government will increase funding for the BBC World Service by an additional £33 million over the next three years, with an £11 million boost per year.

The British government announced an additional £1 billion investment to create jobs for young people, aiming to reduce the nearly one million 16- to 24-year-olds who are not in education, employment, or training.

Chinese-owned agricultural giant Syngenta is set to construct a new £100 million bioscience research hub in Berkshire, UK, a move welcomed by the British government as a vote of confidence.

The Irish and British governments have agreed to work more closely to strengthen the resilience of the subsea fibre optic cable network which runs between the two countries.

The British government has decided to release only a portion of the Mandelson files, raising questions about transparency and the information being withheld.

The British government is in talks with international partners and its central bank to assess ways to limit the economic damage from the escalating crisis in Iran.

Historian reveals why Epstein still haunts the royal family: 'The problem is British government...'

British Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy on Friday said that the United Kingdom could legally strike missile sites in Iran, after the British government confirmed that its base in Cyprus is being used to launch missions to shoot down drones in the Middle East. “It is entirely legal to protect our people and protect our […]

The British government announced an 'emergency brake' on its immigration system, blocking study visas for nationals from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan due to a surge in visa abuse, as confirmed by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood.

The British government has implemented an 'emergency brake' on study visas for students from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan, citing a surge in asylum requests from individuals arriving on student visas.

The British government has stopped granting study visas to individuals from four specific countries, raising questions about the number of visas previously issued to these nations.

The British government is tightening its asylum rules, drawing inspiration from the Danish model.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that the British government does not support regime change by military means, after a joint...

The Cypriot government is preparing to launch a formal diplomatic protest against the British government following the drone strike on the Akrotiri Sovereign Base, citing a significant failure in…

Britain's Defense Minister John Healey said today that "few will mourn" Ali Khamenei, in the first official reaction from the British government after the death of Iran's supreme leader in…

The British government plans to postpone the legislation to hand over sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, pending ongoing discussions with US authorities.

Following a historic British High Court ruling that declared the ban on the pro-Palestinian organization Palestine Action illegal, activists are discussing abuse of power and potential compensation claims against the British government.

Head of the British government Keir Starmer visited one of the towns in Koło county (Greater Poland Voivodeship) a few days ago. It was an unofficial, private visit.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been accused of 'performing Maga stunts' after claiming the British government prevented him from visiting the Chagos Islands, despite not having a permit.

Russian hackers have stolen login credentials belonging to British government employees, which were subsequently offered for sale on the dark web. The breach involved sensitive information, raising concerns about national security.

Every British government is compelled to rely on inflows from indebted American capital, suggesting that the powers of the UK Prime Minister are limited to minor adjustments while fundamental issues persist.

The British government has decided to increase its defense budget by £15 billion, following months of internal debate. Critics argue that the investment remains insufficient to adequately prepare the country for potential conflicts.

The British government plans to offer employers £3,000 for every long-term unemployed young person aged 18-24 they hire. This scheme aims to help 60,000 people into work, reduce the welfare bill, and tackle the youth jobs crisis.

The British government plans to increase the visibility of established media outlets on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, believing that misinformation online poses an 'existential threat to democracy.' The proposal suggests algorithms should prioritize recognized media content.

Gideon Rahman discusses how America's allies are seeking independence from the US, linking it to Trump's 'crazy Iranian venture' which he suggests could lead to a safer world. The article also touches on challenges for the future British government and Slovakian civil organizations.

The Chinese embassy in the UK has urged the British government to cease its 'slander and suppression' after a court sentenced two individuals linked to the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London to up to 10 years in prison for spying on activists.

The British government is reportedly considering making student loans conditional on passing an English exam, a measure that could cause financial disaster for universities and affect 30,000 students annually, according to The Guardian.

Millions of smallholder farmers supplying the UK are facing pressure from climate change and the Iran war, while the British government is overdue in announcing supply chain oversight rules that could provide assistance.

A report commissioned by the British government has revealed that billions of dollars in Covid development aid funds were diverted to terrorist groups like ISIS, as well as to Russia and China.

David Cameron reportedly attempted to prevent Boris Johnson from joining the Brexit campaign by promising him a 'top five' position within the British government.

The British government has signed a contract with a private company to develop and test an AI-based age verification system for migrants, set to be implemented next year, drawing significant controversy.

A new report commissioned by the British government reveals that over a million young people aged 16-24 in the UK are not working, studying, or training, raising concerns about a 'lost generation.'

The British government has announced a temporary reduction in VAT from 20% to 5% for certain sectors, including amusement parks and children's menus, for the duration of the summer holidays. This measure aims to support family leisure activities and mitigate the economic impact of the war in Iran.

The British government has announced plans to reintroduce white-tailed eagles, the UK's largest bird of prey, to southern England, specifically in the Exmoor region. This initiative proceeds despite some concerns raised by local farmers.

A British Government-commissioned review has uncovered a serious breakdown in relationships at the top of Northern Ireland's legacy body, which is undermining its crucial work.

The Bank of England estimates its quantitative easing program will result in a net financial loss of approximately £125 billion, which the British government will need to cover.

The British government has introduced and passed a comprehensive anti-smoking law, aiming to create a smoke-free generation by prohibiting the sale of tobacco products to anyone born after 2008. The legislation significantly restricts future tobacco sales.

The British government, through Economic Secretary Peter Kyle, is reassuring the public that there will be no beer or food shortages despite potential disruptions to carbon dioxide supplies. Concerns had been raised ahead of the upcoming football World Cup.

After the British government banned rapper Kanye West from entering the country, his concert in Marseille, France, is now also in question.

An opinion piece argues that jury trials are crucial for constitutional order, criticizing the Labour-led British government's perceived attempts to undermine this ancient pillar of English constitutionalism.

The British government, led by Keir Starmer, is reportedly preparing a bill that would allow the adoption of certain EU single market rules without a full parliamentary vote, a move that could draw accusations of treason.

The British government has expressed 'deep concern' regarding a potential visit by Kanye West, citing his past glorification of Nazis and dissemination of antisemitic rhetoric.

The British government has intervened to clarify regulations regarding the naming of marmalade post-Brexit, addressing a proposed rebrand reportedly influenced by EU rules.

The British government is wondering whether promises of closer links to Europe may help woo largely hostile voters.

Keir Starmer's policy on the Iran war is being criticized as a "recipe for catastrophe," with the British government accused of not learning lessons from the Iraq invasion. The article highlights concerns about the UK's stance on the conflict.

An editorial highlights the British government's delicate balancing act with its public regarding its promise not to enter the war against Iran, warning of negative repercussions if it appears to backslide.

The British government will increase funding for the BBC World Service, ensuring the future operation of the international broadcaster, which had faced uncertainty earlier in the year.

The British government plans to reduce foreign aid to Mozambique as part of a broader strategy to cut overall foreign aid to 0.3% of GNI by 2027, aiming to offset an increase in the military budget due to global geopolitical tensions.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides has reiterated his call for a frank discussion with the British government regarding the UK's two military bases on the island, describing them as a 'colonial consequence'.

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, former owner of Chelsea FC and subject to international sanctions, has been warned of potential legal action by the British government for not releasing £3 billion.

The British government has revealed a new plan designed to protect consumers from volatile fuel price fluctuations.

Following US President Donald Trump's demand that other countries should help protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, a representative of the British government urged to "de-escalate" the situation in the region.

• British govt releases ‘first tranche’ of documents; more files withheld due to police probe • Vetting memo directly cautioned UK premier about ‘reputational risks’ associated with envoy pick • Top…

The British government approved a ban on a march scheduled for Sunday in London, initially presented as pro-Palestinian but described by police as 'supporters of Iran,' citing concerns over 'extreme tensions.'

Russian oligarch says money is his to allocate despite international sanctions imposed on his assets The Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich has stepped up his row with the British government over the…

The legal status of the British Sovereign Base Areas (SBAs) in Cyprus has returned to the forefront of national policy following London’s handling of the drone strike at Akrotiri on March 1, 2026. Nicosia is reportedly reconsidering the sovereign status of these areas after the British government failed to provide advance warning of its military […]

Successive British governments have been attempting to mitigate the effects of Brexit, an indirect acknowledgment of the operation's lack of full success. This offers insights for Poland.

A British government rescue flight from Muscat, Oman, was grounded due to technical issues and delays, forcing the pilot into mandatory rest and leaving vulnerable passengers in distress.

The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten has compelled the British government and King Charles III to address internal issues within the Windsor family, with political parties unanimously approving the release of official documents regarding the monarch's brother's activities.

The British government plans to tighten immigration rules by barring study visas for four nations and halting work visas for Afghans, aiming to address public concerns about immigration.

The British government confirmed its RAF base in Akrotiri, Cyprus, was hit by a drone strike, highlighting the risks to British forces in the region amid renewed US and Israeli air attacks on Iran and Iranian retaliatory strikes.

US President Donald Trump told the British The Telegraph that he was "very disappointed" in UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer for not ceding a base on the Chagos Islands to the US military in time…

The British government has announced a change in refugee status policy, granting protection for a renewable period of 30 months instead of the previous five years. This change allows for reassessment of danger in refugees' home countries.

Nearly 670 Hongkongers have been granted settlement in the United Kingdom under its bespoke BN(O) visa pathway, although the total number of applicants has fallen short of the British government’s lowest “core” estimate five years after its launch. While tens of thousands of Hongkongers are set to qualify for Indefinite Leave to Remain, or settled status, this year, experts suggested that uncertainties over the UK’s long-term settlement of migrants could deter future applications. The UK...

Police conducted a six-day search of Prince Andrew's former Windsor residence, reportedly in connection with allegations that he leaked confidential British government information to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The British government has stated its support for the publication of documents concerning Prince Andrew's previous work as a special trade representative for the UK government.

A family from Sehore, Madhya Pradesh, is pursuing legal avenues to recover Rs 35,000 that their grandfather, a prominent businessman, loaned to the British government's political agent in Bhopal in 1917, which they claim was never repaid.

Australia has expressed support for the British government's potential decision to remove Prince Andrew from the line of succession.

A lawyer is calling on the UK government to comply with a Nigerian High Court judgment that ordered the British government to pay £20 million each to the families of 21 coal miners killed in 1949.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had already lost all royal titles and honors and was recently briefly arrested on suspicion of misconduct in an official capacity.

Matt Taibbi: Epstein Files Are "Uniquely Destructive" To Both Political Parties Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance This week I interviewed Matt Taibbi at a moment when, as he put it, “this is a pretty weird time.” He had just learned that his outlet, Racket News, had been investigated by the British government using what he described as “human intelligence sources and all kinds of crazy stuff.” “It’s been pretty weird,” he told me. What struck him most was how normalized this kind of pressure has become. Governments, he said, now routinely “hire out private intelligence firms and private PR firms to devise strategies to undermine negative press.” If you’re doing adversarial reporting, he added, “you’ll get swept up in this. So you probably have been, you just don’t know it.” From there, we moved into the Epstein story, which has become a political third rail. I asked him whether bipartisan silence around certain issues should worry people. Taibbi said most of what happens in Washington is already bipartisan; the public just doesn’t see it. “The thing that we call the news,” he said, is “a sliver of disagreement” between parties. The rest—“98% of the business that’s done there”—happens with quiet agreement. On the Epstein files, he argued that both parties miscalculated. The Trump camp, he said, built expectations around full transparency and then stumbled. “Dumping tons of stuff out without any context tends to have a lot of unintended consequences,” he said. The result has been politically damaging across the board. He also pushed back on some of the public narrative. The fascination with Epstein, he said, rests on three assumptions: that Epstein worked for intelligence, that he ran a vast trafficking ring, and that the two were connected through political blackmail. “There’s an abundance of evidence” of serious sexual crimes, he acknowledged. But on the intelligence-blackmail theory, “there’s nothing that puts it all together and says that’s what was happening. It could, but it’s just not there yet.” What he does see is a slow-burn release strategy. “You’ll notice that they never fully release everything,” he told me. “It’s like Zeno’s paradox. We’re never going to get all the way to the wall with this.” Each new tranche fuels public demand and media frenzy, with the promise that the next batch might contain the “kill shot” that takes down someone powerful. We then shifted to New York politics and the rise of Zohran Mamdani. Taibbi sees his early proposals—like raising property taxes—as predictable. If state-level backing doesn’t materialize, he suggested, the Democratic Party may distance itself. “The Democratic Party has decided not to back this horse,” he said. In his view, the party faces a structural dilemma: a base that is moving left out of economic frustration, and a national electoral map that may not tolerate that shift. He connected that frustration to student debt and monetary policy. When I brought up inflation and deficit spending, he traced the arc back to post-2008 policies and the explosion of quantitative easing. “All you’re doing is accelerating inequality on the one hand,” he said, “and you’re raising the debt burden for everybody else.” The result, he argued, is a generation that feels locked out of homeownership and upward mobility. On immigration and recent ICE enforcement actions, Taibbi resisted simple partisanship. He said he found neighborhood sweeps and masked agents “scary,” comparing aspects of the approach to “an enhanced federal version of stop and frisk.” At the same time, he criticized the ideological shift that made even basic border enforcement seem taboo. “It’s not like having borders is inherently xenophobic,” he said. “It’s just a part of governance. Part of being a nation.” At the end of the conversation, Taibbi outlined changes at Racket News. He said he had “basically fired” himself as editor-in-chief and brought in new leadership to refocus on document-based investigations. The site, he told me, is doubling down on FOIA-driven reporting and digging into stories like expansive FBI investigations and the British controversy now touching his own outlet. The through line of our discussion was less about left versus right than about institutions under strain—media, parties, law enforcement, and financial systems alike. Taibbi’s core warning was that much of what truly matters happens in the bipartisan shadows, while the public argues over the sliver that makes it onto cable news. (WATCH THE FULL VIDEO INTERVIEW WITH MATT HERE).  Tyler Durden Fri, 02/20/2026 - 10:00