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Nicki Minaj says she’s probably Trump’s ‘No. 1 fan’ — Nicki Minaj with Donald Trump January 2026 by Wikipedia Photo - https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/2016581886202544205 (By: White House) / Creative Commons

Nicki Minaj · United States

Nicki Minaj says she’s probably Trump’s ‘No. 1 fan’

41% Left coverage: 162 sources

Nicki Minaj is calling herself President Trump’s biggest fan, saying her support for him won’t waiver despite the “hate” from critics. See the Story

Britain's Starmer arrives in China as Western alliances face strain — REUTERS / Stefan Rousseau

UK Politics · United Kingdom

Britain's Starmer arrives in China as Western alliances face strain

45% Center coverage: 71 sources

Keir Starmer began the first visit to China by a British prime minister since 2018 on Wednesday, seeking to strengthen political and business ties with Beijing as relations between Western countries and the U.S. become more volatile.See the Story

Labour chooses Angeliki Stogia for Gorton and Denton byelection — Christopher Furlong/Getty Images via Getty Images

Keir Starmer · United Kingdom

Labour chooses Angeliki Stogia for Gorton and Denton byelection

34% Center coverage: 15 sources

The Labour party has selected its candidate to fight the Gorton and Denton byelection. Angeliki Stogia, a Manchester city councillor, was chosen to fight the seat after a hustings event and vote by local members. The byelection was triggered by the resignation of former Labour MP Andrew Gwynne, over ill health.See the Story

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