Trump firing risks US economic data credibility
Experts warn that President Trump's abrupt firing of a key Labour Department official could undermine the reliability of US economic data, raising concerns among policymakers and investors.
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UCLA links Trump policies to antisemitism rise
A UCLA report exposes a disturbing surge in antisemitic incidents linked to policies during Trump's presidency, raising concerns over civil liberties and government accountability.
JCPenney's future uncertain as stores sold
The iconic American retailer JCPenney faces an uncertain future as its stores are sold off. Will the brand survive or fade into retail history?
Caltrans under fire for stripper-funded retirement party
A California transport department faces backlash after spending taxpayer money on a retirement party that included strippers, raising questions about public fund misuse.
Campaigners push for 'Ministry for Fathers' in UK
Campaigners call for a new government department focused on fathers' roles in childcare and education, highlighting the need for better policy support.
Atlanta justice system faces scrutiny over systemic failures
A damning report reveals widespread mismanagement and inefficiencies within Atlanta's justice system, raising concerns over fairness and accountability.
US warns of ISIS resurgence in Syria
The US State Department has raised alarms over a potential Islamic State resurgence, as Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces continue operations against remaining militants. Washington reaffirms support for SDF amid ongoing security challenges.
Maxwell's life in danger as new Epstein details emerge
Investigative reporter warns that Ghislaine Maxwell's safety is at risk as the Justice Department prepares to reveal explosive new details about Jeffrey Epstein's network.
Trump accuses DOJ of political bias in court filing
Donald Trump's attorneys allege the Justice Department is unfairly targeting him, citing political motivations in a recent court filing.
DOJ Accuses LA Protesters of False Claims
The US Department of Justice has alleged that protesters in Los Angeles disseminated misinformation. Here’s a breakdown of the controversy.
LA Sheriff's Dept faces corruption allegations
The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department faces renewed scrutiny amid allegations of misconduct, corruption, and systemic cover-ups within its ranks.
DOJ exposes Trump's false election claims in court filing
The US Justice Department has revealed damning allegations against Donald Trump in a recent court filing, accusing him of spreading false claims about the 2020 election. The document exposes how Trump's baseless assertions led to widespread misinformation
Trump admin blacklists Chinese tech firms over security
Former President Donald Trump's administration adds several Chinese companies to a trade blacklist, citing national security concerns over technology and military links.
Trump admin targets English learner funding in education cuts
The US Department of Education under Trump proposed eliminating federal funding for English language learning programs, drawing sharp criticism from educators and advocates.
Ghislaine Maxwell meets US Justice Dept in secret talks
Ghislaine Maxwell, the former associate of Jeffrey Epstein, has reportedly held a secretive meeting with the US Justice Department. Speculation mounts over potential developments in her high-profile case.
Ghislaine Maxwell questioned by US Justice Department
Ghislaine Maxwell, the associate of Jeffrey Epstein, is under rigorous interrogation by the US Justice Department as part of ongoing investigations into sex trafficking and abuse allegations.
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.
Child murderer meets violent end in prison
A high-profile child murderer, who was also the father of an FBI agent, has died in prison under horrific circumstances, sparking fresh outrage and debate about justice.
Hogan faces backlash over DNA testing remarks
Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan faces backlash after questioning the necessity of DNA testing in criminal cases, drawing sharp criticism from current Governor Wes Moore.
Three men jailed for raping teens in taxi
Three men have been sentenced to prison for the brutal rape of two teenage girls in a taxi. The shocking case has sparked outrage and calls for justice.
Mother demands justice after CPS drops son's assault case
A grieving mother shares her anguish as the CPS drops charges against the man who nearly killed her son, just years after her daughter died from epilepsy.
Justice Dept probes Obama's 2016 election involvement
The US Justice Department is scrutinising claims that former President Barack Obama meddled in the 2016 election, sparking fresh political controversy.
US probes UnitedHealth over antitrust concerns
The US Justice Department has initiated a significant antitrust investigation into UnitedHealth Group, scrutinising potential monopolistic practices in its health insurance and healthcare services divisions.
Margret Carey: A Legacy of Compassion and Activism
Margret Carey, a tireless advocate for social justice and community welfare, has passed away. Her legacy of kindness and activism continues to inspire.
Brazil police accused of keeping woman as sex slave in cell
A harrowing case emerges from Brazil as a mother is allegedly held captive and abused by police officers in their own station, sparking outrage and demands for justice.
Model's final words before coma in Dubai attack
A Ukrainian model has revealed the chilling last words she heard before being violently beaten into a coma at a high-profile party in Dubai. The shocking incident has sparked outrage and calls for justice.
Thief joins paedophile uncle in jail after £70k theft
A man who stole £70,000 from his paedophile uncle's savings has been jailed, ironically joining his uncle behind bars after the sex offender's own lengthy prison term.
S Korea court orders compensation for 1964 sexual assault
A South Korean court has ruled in favour of a victim of a 1964 sexual assault, ordering the government to pay compensation in a landmark case.
Murderess denied freedom after military wife killing
A convicted murderer's plea for freedom has been rejected following her brutal torture and killing of a military spouse. The shocking case continues to outrage the public.
Pacific Islands launch historic climate case at ICJ
A coalition of Pacific Island nations has launched a groundbreaking legal bid at the UN's top court, demanding stronger climate action from wealthy polluters to protect their vanishing homelands.
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