The Parliamentary Standards Commissioner is examining Nigel Farage’s undisclosed £5 million gift from Tether investor Christopher Harborne.
The probe centers on the £5 million donation, equivalent to about $6.7 million, which Farage did not declare as required. Officials confirmed the commissioner launched the review after the gift came to light through public records tied to the cryptocurrency firm Tether.
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The National Legal and Policy Center, a conservative-leaning watchdog group, says it has asked federal regulators and House ethics investigators to review nearly $19,000 in 2025 campaign disbursements by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez that were reported to the Federal Election Commission as “leadership training and consulting.” The group alleges the payments went to a psychiatrist associated with a ketamine-treatment clinic and may have been for personal services, an allegation that could not be independently confirmed from public filings reviewed by this outlet.
The UK government has introduced strict new rules capping political donations from British citizens abroad at £100,000 annually and imposing an immediate moratorium on cryptocurrency contributions. The measures, prompted by scrutiny of large gifts from a Tether-linked billionaire to Reform UK, aim to curb foreign financial influence. Communities Secretary Steve Reed described the threat as more acute due to tracing challenges with overseas funds and crypto.
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L'Ipswich Town ha subito dure critiche dai propri sostenitori dopo aver ospitato il leader di Reform UK, Nigel Farage, al Portman Road. Farage ha pubblicato su X alcune foto in cui sembrava "firmare" per il club, suscitando forti reazioni da parte dei tifosi. La visita è avvenuta poco prima di un comizio di Reform in città.
Dominik Tarczyński, a Polish member of the European Parliament, was blocked from entering the United Kingdom to speak at the Unite the Kingdom rally scheduled for Saturday in London. The UK Home Office, led by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, deemed his presence not conducive to the public good. Tarczyński has announced plans to sue Prime Minister Keir Starmer personally.
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A United States district court has sentenced Paulinus Okoronkwo, a former senior executive of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, to 87 months in prison for accepting a $2.1 million bribe.