US House Votes to Limit Trump's War Powers on Iran
US House passes war powers resolution to curb Trump's authority on Iran, with 215-208 vote. Four Republicans join Democrats. Measure now goes to Senate.
US House passes war powers resolution to curb Trump's authority on Iran, with 215-208 vote. Four Republicans join Democrats. Measure now goes to Senate.
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Sam Ryder, Eurovision star, will play Jesus in 'Jesus Christ Superstar' at London Palladium in summer 2025, marking his theatrical debut.
France adopted the Fifth Republic constitution on 4 October 1958, creating a hybrid presidential-parliamentary system with strong executive powers.
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UK government reconsiders decision to deny compensation to millions of Waspi women affected by state pension age changes.
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Richard Madeley is told to stop filming during a visit to El Salvador's mega prison CECOT for a new Channel 5 documentary.
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PM Starmer calls Reform UK's plan to scrap Equality Act 'shocking' and 'un-British', warns it would reverse women's rights protections.
Benjamin Field found guilty of murdering elderly man Peter Farquhar after meticulously plotting to change wills and kill victims.
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Eurovision 2026 final line-up confirmed after second semi-final in Vienna; 25 countries compete for the trophy.
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James Haskell opens up about his 'dark' divorce from Chloe Madeley, praising their co-parenting and friendship after a painful split.
Ai Weiwei discusses his new book on censorship, returning to China, and his views on AI and western free speech.
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Joshua Leifer's new book explores the generational shift in American Jewish attitudes towards Israel, from total identification to growing rupture.
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