Spike Lee wore a keffiyeh-patterned sweater and Palestine flags at the NBA All-Star Game, while Israeli player Deni Avdija displayed his national flag, igniting political discussions amid LeBron James' controversial comments about Israel.
Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas reveals her London house transformation on social media while speculation mounts over her future on the BBC show due to a new US role.
Bruce Springsteen announces his 2026 Land of Hope and Dreams tour starting in Minneapolis, delivering a powerful political message against current leadership while promoting unity through music.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK faces backlash after Zia Yusuf compared migrant boat arrivals to the Normandy landings, drawing condemnation from a 105-year-old war hero and criticism from political opponents.
Georgia high school students testified about the terror of being shot in algebra class, as prosecutors seek to convict the father for providing the gun used in the 2024 attack that killed four.
Leaked documents reveal ICE more than tripled its data stored in Microsoft's Azure cloud during a period of expanded enforcement operations and budget increases.
A Guatemalan driver fleeing ICE officers crashed near Savannah, killing special education teacher Linda Davis. Authorities detail the fatal pursuit and community response.
An Illinois woman sues Donny Osmond and Harrah's Las Vegas after being hit by an illuminated 'Donny Ball,' causing retinal detachment and other injuries, seeking $15,000 in damages.
The Scottish government has stated there are 'no guarantees' that a teenager who killed a bus driver in a violent attack will be denied a free bus pass upon his release from prison, sparking political outrage.
The 2026 Winter Olympics face controversy with curling cheating claims, a French hockey ban, and a figure skater's emotional plea not to leave the Olympic Village amid weather delays.
A comprehensive list of 300 names, including numerous British celebrities, politicians, and public figures, has been released from the Jeffrey Epstein files, detailing connections without implying guilt.
A Minnesota family alleges ICE agents used a fake car breakdown to lure Jesus Flores from his home for arrest, sparking outrage over immigration enforcement tactics.
Tricia McLaughlin has left her position at the Department of Homeland Security, sparking discussions about her potential involvement in Donald Trump's anticipated transition team.
A federal judge rules Immigration and Customs Enforcement cannot re-detain Kilmar Abrego Garcia as the 90-day detention period expired and no deportation plan exists.
A resurfaced clip of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson leading children in his iconic 'I Am Somebody' chant on Sesame Street in 1972 has gone viral following his death at age 84.
Kurt Van Dyke, a 66-year-old surfing icon from California, was found dead in his Costa Rican apartment after a violent home invasion involving strangulation and stab wounds.
The Trump Organization has filed to trademark Donald Trump's name for airports and related services, citing protection against infringement amid naming debates in Florida and beyond.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has purchased personalised cufflinks gifted by Donald Trump for his teenage son, as per Cabinet Office records. He also acquired a necklace, while his wife received cowboy boots.
Femke Kok, Olympic gold medallist, has defended her coach Dennis van der Gun after his congratulatory speech joke about her lacking a boyfriend was labelled sexist online.
Vladislav Heraskevych, disqualified from the Milan Cortina Olympics for wearing a memorial helmet, has been gifted over $200,000 by Ukrainian businessman Rinat Akhmetov to support his career and advocacy.
Reform UK announces plans to repeal the Equality Act immediately if elected, with Suella Braverman leading the charge. Nigel Farage unveils his shadow cabinet, positioning the party as Labour's opposition.
Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano will end their lengthy MMA retirements to face each other on May 16 at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, in a landmark women's combat sports event.
First Lady Melania Trump's decision to wear sunglasses in the dark while exiting Air Force One has triggered a wave of questions and revived old conspiracy theories online.
Reform UK faces accusations of targeting misogynists and homophobes after Suella Braverman announced plans to repeal the Equality Act, with charities warning it would roll back discrimination protections.
Tricia McLaughlin, a key spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security, is set to leave her position next week following criticism over immigration enforcement actions in Minnesota.
Nigel Farage staged a theatrical press conference to unveil Reform UK's shadow cabinet, but the event highlighted his tight control and internal tensions.
Actor Shia LaBeouf was arrested on two counts of simple battery after allegedly punching two men at a bar during Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans, following reports of unruly behavior.
Ana Lucia Martins, 50, used her cleaning company to traffic Brazilian migrants to the UK, forcing them into exploitative labour with threats and control over their lives.
The Trump family company has filed trademark applications for exclusive rights to use the president's name on airports and related merchandise, citing protection against infringement.
A heavily intoxicated driver who stumbled from a pub garden before crashing his van and injuring two people has been sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for 20 months.