Cooper: Govt undermining crime agency on immigration
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the government of undermining the National Crime Agency's efforts to tackle illegal immigration due to poor policymaking.
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US Court Blocks Trump's ICE Raids
A US federal appeals court has halted the Trump administration's planned ICE raids, sparking debate over immigration enforcement and legal challenges.
Hamilton, Ohio enforces controversial immigration crackdown
Hamilton, Ohio, has introduced a controversial new immigration enforcement policy, sparking debates over legality and community impact. Here’s the full story.
Nebraska father charged after baby dies in hot car
A Nebraska father faces charges after unintentionally leaving his 5-month-old baby in a scorching car, leading to a devastating outcome. The incident highlights the dangers of hot car fatalities.
Trump offers $5k bonuses for new ICE agents
Former President Donald Trump has unveiled a bold plan to offer $5,000 hiring bonuses for ICE agents, aiming to strengthen border security and address the ongoing immigration challenges.
Nebraska plant explosion kills 1, injures dozens
A massive explosion at a Nebraska chemical plant has resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries, with emergency services scrambling to contain the blaze and assess the damage.
Fremont, Nebraska, Bans Pride Flags on City Property
Fremont, Nebraska, has sparked debate after banning Pride flags and other non-governmental banners on city property. Discover the reasons and reactions behind this divisive decision.
Trump weighs martial law for sanctuary cities
Former President Donald Trump reportedly considers extreme measures, including martial law, to address immigration in sanctuary cities, sparking fierce debate.
Nebraska plant explosion: worker missing in mystery blast
Authorities are probing a mysterious explosion at a Nebraska manufacturing plant, with reports of a missing individual and significant structural damage.
Nebraska town's immigration law sparks protests
Fremont, Nebraska, is under scrutiny after passing a divisive immigration law requiring renters to prove legal status, sparking protests and legal challenges.
Midwest US braces for destructive derecho storm
Meteorologists warn of a potentially devastating derecho storm sweeping across the US Midwest, with Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Iowa facing severe winds, power outages, and property damage.
ICE Raids Target California Farm Workers
Recent ICE raids in California have sparked outrage as farm workers were detained, raising concerns over immigration policies and labour rights.
ICE arrests hospital workers during surgery
US immigration officers detained hospital employees mid-surgery in a controversial enforcement operation, sparking outrage over patient safety and workers' rights.
HK offers £128k bounty for pro-democracy academic
Hong Kong authorities have placed a HK$1 million bounty on pro-democracy activist Dr Feng Chongyi, accusing him of violating the national security law. The academic, now based in Australia, faces serious allegations as tensions escalate between China and
Tribute to a father-in-law: master of mischief and wit
A touching homage to a father-in-law whose wit and mischief left an indelible mark on family life.
Arizona GOP blocks voting rights using 'God’s law' justification
Republican officials in Arizona have ignited controversy by citing 'God’s law' to justify rejecting voter-approved election reforms, raising concerns over the separation of church and state.
Inmate Mistakenly Released – New Orleans Manhunt
A dangerous inmate was accidentally released from a New Orleans jail, prompting an urgent manhunt. Authorities warn the public as the search intensifies.
FWC rules on return-to-office mandates
The Fair Work Commission has issued a landmark decision on return-to-office policies, balancing employer mandates with employee flexibility. Discover the implications for Australia's workforce.
Melbourne professor sues uni over Blak activists comment
A University of Melbourne law professor is taking legal action against the institution, claiming discrimination after backlash over remarks about Blak activists.
BTP officers win unpaid overtime case against Sussex Police
Two British Transport Police officers have secured a major victory in the High Court, ruling that Sussex Police must compensate them for unpaid overtime during a secondment. The case could set a precedent for similar claims across UK law enforcement.
6,000 cops at golf event spark public outrage
A massive police presence at an exclusive golf tournament has sparked outrage among locals, who question the priorities of law enforcement.
Florida man arrested after police standoff in Tallahassee
A dramatic standoff between a Florida man and law enforcement ended with his arrest after a tense confrontation in Tallahassee.
UK to penalise asylum seekers refusing hotel moves
The UK government announces stricter measures for asylum seekers who decline transfers from hotels to alternative accommodations, risking benefit cuts.
French court cancels al-Assad arrest warrant
France's highest court has annulled an arrest warrant for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, citing jurisdictional immunity. The decision sparks debate over international justice and diplomatic relations.
New UK asylum rules aim to speed up deportations
The Home Office has introduced stricter measures to reduce the use of hotels for asylum seekers, aiming to accelerate deportations and cut costs. Critics argue the move could leave vulnerable individuals homeless.
Pacific students win landmark climate case at ICJ
A group of Pacific students has secured a historic victory at the ICJ, setting a global precedent for climate justice and holding nations accountable for environmental inaction.
UK gardeners warned over £20k fines for common mistake
Brits are being warned about a common gardening mistake that could land them with massive fines under obscure property laws.
Speeding e-biker stopped by police in instant karma moment
A reckless e-bike rider speeding through traffic was swiftly stopped by police in a dramatic display of instant justice. Watch how the law caught up with him in seconds.
Cooper slams Farage over police criticism
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper condemns Nigel Farage's inflammatory remarks about UK police, warning they undermine public trust in law enforcement.
Lord Blair's complex policing legacy
Exploring the life and career of Lord Blair of Boughton, former Metropolitan Police Commissioner, whose tenure reshaped British policing amid both acclaim and criticism.
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