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Nigel Farage holds up a copy of Reform's Scottish election manifesto surrounded by the party's candidates. Jeff J Mitchell via Getty ImagesReform UK has suspended one of its election candidates less than 24 hours after he was unveiled. Niven was only announced as one of Reform’s candidate at the upcoming Scottish Parliament elections on Thursday. AdvertisementNigel Farage joined Lord Offord, the party’s leader in Scotland, at the event, which also saw the launch of Reform’s election manifesto. AdvertisementAnd the party’s candidate in Galloway and West Dumfries, Senga Beresford, has previously given her support to far-right agitator Tommy Robinson.
So, we thought we’d ask some pros, namely, chefs Stuart Gillies, Zoe Gill, and Kit Delamain, to share their favourite dish involving rhubarb. Stuart Gillies: a classic crumble“At this time of year, rhubarb really takes centre stage, and I like to use it in a crumble with apple and oats,” Gillies told us. AdvertisementWe’ve written before at HuffPost UK about why you should consider baking, rather than stewing, your rhubarb, as well as the best crumble topping we’ve tried so far. Zoe Gill: pork chops with rhubarb compoteSweet is not the only option here, the chef told us. “We could see no better use for it than to spruce up our already divisive custard pizza, made with vanilla to pair with our limited rhubarb.
The International Wine & Spirits Competition will host its third North American Spirits Judging in Bardstown, Kentucky, from June 1-6, 2026, expanding its categories beyond whiskey and RTD to include gin, vodka, rum, and liqueurs from across the United States. Founded in 1969, the IWSC evaluates more than 12,000 entries annually from over 90 countries. Kentucky is one of just seven global locations where the organization replicates its London judging model. Winners will be announced on June 12, 2026, with the formal IWSC Awards Celebration taking place in London in November 2026. Producers can submit entries through the IWSC North American judging page before the April 24 deadline.
AdvertisementBut the Mississippi Republican and Libertarian Parties sued, claiming that counting votes that arrive after Election Day violates federal law. Trump vehemently opposes mail-in voting, though he and many of his GOP allies utilize it to cast their votes. Mail-in voting is popular among both Democrats and Republicans. AdvertisementIf Mississippi prevails, then the tradition of mail-in voting — which has been around since the Civil War — continues as it has in the past, with states setting their own rules and processes for mail-in voting. Mail-in voting is a useful tool for people with disabilities, service members, people who can’t get off work or can’t find child care, she notes.
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The question is no longer whether President Donald Trump has lost control of the narrative of his new war in Iran. Trump meanwhile is fuming that he can’t simply order Europeans to send ships to open the Strait. That means raising the economic price for the rest of the world — and therefore the political heat on Trump. Washington has been betting for days on when Trump would declare victory and bring the troops home. After starting a new war, Trump doesn’t control how long it will last, where it will spread, how much it will cost and how badly it will complicate the lives of inflation-weary Americans.
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Daniella Marcial, right, first year accounting major, studies as maintenance workers (who declined to be named) cover up a mural honoring Cesar Chavez in the Cesar Chavez Cove at the Cesar Chavez Business and Computer Center at Santa Ana College in Santa Ana Thursday. The explosive sex abuse allegations against farm labor leader Cesar Chavez could deliver not just a reputational blow to the union he founded, but a financial one as well. John Manly, a prominent sex abuse attorney, said “liability could be automatic” for the storied labor union that Chavez ran for decades. School districts have spent nearly a half-billion to settle sex abuse claims. Cesar Chavez, then leader of United Farm Workers Union, speaks at a United Auto Workers convention, thanking them for financial support, in Los Angeles, June 10, 1974.
It is the second round of layoffs at CBS News since David Ellison took control of Paramount last summer. And it represents the end of an era, since CBS News Radio has a 99-year history delivering up-to-the-minute headlines over the airwaves. “CBS News Radio served as the foundation for everything we have built since 1927,” CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and president Tom Cibrowski acknowledged in a memo to staff Friday morning. The radio unit closure and the wider layoffs come at a moment of intense change for CBS News, with more in store in the coming months. Further changes at CBS News are expected in the coming months, especially as talent contracts expire.
Mukta Joshi, an investigative reporter for Mississippi Today, is seeking tips about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detentions at the Adams County Correctional Center in Natchez as she begins a yearlong fellowship at The New York Times, Joshi said. Joshi said the Adams County facility houses more than 2,000 ICE detainees and that the federal government limits access to ICE detention centers. Joshi also noted the jail is owned and operated by CoreCivic, a private company, and said it is not subject to public records laws. Over the coming months, Joshi said she will publish reporting on the facility each Friday morning on the Mississippi Today website, on social media and in the outlet’s Friday newsletter. Joshi said she has spent nearly two years reporting on police misconduct and the power of sheriffs in Mississippi and will focus her fellowship reporting on ICE detentions, a topic she said has drawn national attention though has received less local coverage.
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CNN’s resident MAGA pundit got furious pushback while talking up President Trump’s “three-week situation” in Iran. Overall, more than 60 percent disapprove of the war, including one in five Trump voters. “The rest of the country does not agree.”Political analyst Josh Rogin then swung in to put the stats in context. Those figures suggest Trump’s new war in the Middle East likely represents the first time most U.S. voters have ever been opposed to a foreign military intervention from the outset. Even former MAGA stalwarts like Tucker Carlson have decried Trump's war with Iran.
Joseph Duggar of “19 Kids and Counting,” top left in gray shirt , was arrested Wednesday in Arkansas on suspicion of molesting a minor in 2020. Another member of the Duggar family, famous for the TLC series “19 Kids and Counting,” faces allegations of child sex abuse. The sheriff’s office said it received a report on Wednesday of past sexual abuse allegedly involving Duggar and a 14-year-old girl. Duggar, who is currently jailed at the Washington County Detention Center, awaits extradition to Florida. Joseph Duggar, his parents and his siblings — whose first names also begin with the letter J — became unexpected reality TV stars with the premiere of TLC’s “19 Kids and Counting” in 2008.
