Labour Vows to Politically Stop Johnson Over No Deal Brexit
Across London protests, legal action, and a petition surpassing one million signatures surge as Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn pledges to block Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plan to suspend Parliament and push a no-deal Brexit before October 31.
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Inspector General Finds Comey Violated FBI Policies
The watchdog concludes James Comey breached bureau rules by sharing a memo with a friend to pass to a reporter and failing to return all memos after his 2017 dismissal. He kept copies at home and shared material with personal lawyers without FBI permission.
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Space Command central to U S security and defense
President Trump proclaims the new U S Space Command anchors national security, aims to preserve American dominance on the high ground. He notes Space Command will support satellite navigation and missile warning while Space Force remains unapproved by Congress.
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Trump says Taliban deal close with plan to reduce troops
President Trump indicated the U S plans to withdraw more than 5000 troops from Afghanistan and that a further drawdown would follow as talks with the Taliban entered a ninth round. He said a final timetable remains uncertain and a higher intelligence presence would remain.
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Samsung heir faces prison term after bribery ruling
South Korea's Supreme Court revived part of a bribery case against Lee Jae-yong of Samsung Electronics. The decision could trigger prison time if the embezzlement value from bribes exceeds four million dollars. The case centers on gifts including three racehorses bought for a confidant’s daughter after a meeting with Park Geun-hye. Samsung apologized as the broader chaebol scandal reshaped ties between business and politics.
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