Polish President Karol Nawrocki advocates for joining a nuclear project to bolster national security against Russia, as European leaders discuss continental deterrence strategies independent of US reliance.
Ukraine launched a major drone assault on Russian energy infrastructure, while the Kremlin rejected European accusations of poisoning Alexei Navalny. New peace talks are set for Geneva.
Two years after Alexei Navalny's death in an Arctic prison, European nations claim new evidence of Kremlin poisoning, while Russia's opposition remains fractured.
Mariusz Kosinski, 37, filmed himself speeding and overtaking dangerously before crashing and killing his friend. He was over twice the legal alcohol limit.
The Department of Homeland Security, under Kristi Noem, has issued hundreds of subpoenas to major tech firms like Google and Meta, seeking user data on accounts critical of ICE agents, raising free speech concerns.
A veteran Customs and Border Protection supervisor faces up to 10 years in prison for shielding his undocumented migrant girlfriend, with critics drawing comparisons to Nazi-era persecution.
US ambassadors worldwide are aggressively soliciting corporate donations for America's 250th anniversary celebrations, with reports of competitive fundraising efforts in Singapore, Japan, and Hong Kong.
Love Island All Stars features a passionate two-minute shower kiss between Millie Court and Zac Woodworth, alongside intense villa clashes and a revealing partner quiz.
From ICE-free zones to canceled liquor licenses, cities across the US are developing innovative methods to protect residents from federal immigration enforcement actions and push back against raids.
The Government has abandoned plans to postpone elections in 30 councils this May following a legal challenge from Reform UK, with ministers citing legal advice and pledging £62 million in support.
The Labour government has reversed multiple key policies, including scrapping mandatory digital ID and delaying local elections, amid pressure from sectors and MPs.
Police investigating the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of TV star Savannah Guthrie, reveal the suspect's clothing was bought at Walmart, as DNA evidence from a glove matches doorbell cam footage.
A new report reveals the Department of Justice has published merely 2% of Jeffrey Epstein's files, despite listing hundreds of names including Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe in recent disclosures.
Caroline Peaty shares cryptic sunset message after Gordon Ramsay denies bullying claims amid bitter family feud over son Adam's wedding to Holly Ramsay.
NBA legend Michael Jordan has sparked controversy after appearing to grab a child's back during Daytona 500 celebrations. Social media is divided over whether it was inappropriate or innocent help.
California is bracing for a powerful winter storm expected to bring thunderstorms, high winds, and up to 8 feet of snow in mountain areas, prompting emergency preparations and travel warnings.
Former America's Next Top Model judge Jay Manuel reveals Tyra Banks was physically removed from set after her infamous 2005 rant at contestant Tiffany Richardson in new Netflix documentary.
Reform UK by-election candidate Matt Goodwin mocked Robert Jenrick's use of weight loss drugs and warned the party risks becoming a 'Tory tribute act' by accepting too many ex-Conservative MPs.
Alicia Hughes, 31, faces five counts of child seduction after allegedly having sexual relationships with two high school students, uncovered when her husband caught her with one teen.
New analysis shows the UK's foreign aid budget is projected to fall by 27% by 2026-27, surpassing the 23% reduction in US development spending, with minimal parliamentary opposition.
Thomas Abdullah Bourne, a pro-Palestinian activist, followed and shouted at comedian Matt Lucas on the London Underground, referencing his keffiyeh and asking about Palestinian support.
Labour abandons plans to postpone 30 local council elections in May following legal advice and a challenge from Reform UK, ensuring all votes proceed as scheduled.
The Government has withdrawn plans to delay elections in 30 councils this May following a legal challenge from Reform UK. Local Government Secretary Steve Reed confirmed the reversal after receiving legal advice.
The Labour government has reversed its decision to delay May's local elections following a Reform UK legal challenge, marking the 13th major policy U-turn since taking office 19 months ago.
The Labour government has scrapped plans to delay local elections, marking another embarrassing U-turn. Key reversals include digital ID, business rates, tractor tax, Hillsborough Law, and income tax.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore, a rising Democratic star, is described as arrogant and out of touch by colleagues, complicating his potential 2028 presidential ambitions.
Former judge Nigel Barker calls America's Next Top Model 'revolutionary and authentic' despite Netflix documentary exposing scandals including blackface photoshoots and harassment allegations.
The Government has reversed its decision to delay elections in 30 councils this May following a legal challenge from Reform UK and subsequent legal advice, with £62 million allocated for structural changes.
A police report warns Spain's migrant regularisation scheme could legalise up to 1.35 million people, far exceeding government estimates of 500,000, sparking political controversy.
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