Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty launches an investigation into federal immigration officers, including Border Patrol's Greg Bovino, for alleged misconduct during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis.
The leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, was buried in a golden casket with large flower wreaths and military presence in Zapopan, following his death in a shootout with Mexican soldiers.
Author Clay Travis calls on Donald Trump to personally ensure the Iranian national soccer team's safety and participation in the 2026 World Cup despite ongoing military tensions.
Nicole Kidman's daughter Sunday Rose faced criticism for her runway walk at Calvin Klein show, igniting fresh debate about nepotism in the fashion industry.
A fire broke out at the US embassy in Riyadh following explosions, with sources suggesting Iranian drones were involved. No injuries reported amid escalating Middle East tensions.
The Pentagon has expressed fury at Prime Minister Keir Starmer for his cautious stance on US attacks on Iran, accusing him of undermining the Special Relationship. Starmer partially reversed a ban on US bombers using British bases but insisted on strict a
Russian forces recorded their slowest frontline advance in nearly two years in February, as Ukrainian troops made gains in the south and drone attacks hit key oil infrastructure.
Bigi Jackson, Michael Jackson's youngest son, was seen in Los Angeles during a rare public appearance. The 24-year-old, known for his privacy, has used his platform to speak out on climate change.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson refuses to retract her insult against Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe, accusing her of behaving like a 'banshee' and disrupting Senate proceedings.
Donald Trump announces his first attendance at the White House Correspondents' Dinner as president, breaking his prior boycott and marking a historic shift in presidential tradition.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has publicly criticised US President Donald Trump's approach to the escalating Middle East conflict, emphasising that the UK does not support 'regime change from the skies'.
As U.S. and Israeli strikes hit Iran, the diaspora is torn between hope for change and terror for family safety, with communications cut and casualties rising.
Tennis legend Boris Becker addresses rumours of cheating during his ex-wife's labour, discusses his divorce, and opens up about his prison experience and current life in Milan.
Jonathan Ross dismisses 'national treasure' label as he hosts Channel 4's Handcuffed, facing criticism for parodying Cilla Black's Blind Date while public affection remains elusive.
Iran launches missile attacks in the Gulf following the assassination of its supreme leader by the US and Israel, risking regional escalation and shattering the area's reputation as a safe haven.
Claudia Winkleman describes her new BBC One chat show as both a privilege and nerve-racking, as it launches in Graham Norton's former slot on Friday 13th with guests like Jeff Goldblum.
Donald Trump warns Iran of impending major military action while confirming willingness to deploy ground troops. Regional conflict expands with Israel-Hezbollah clashes and Gulf states engaging Iranian forces.
Donald Trump asserts that recent US military operations in Iran eliminated Washington's preferred candidates to succeed Ayatollah Khamenei, killing key figures and complicating Tehran's leadership transition.
Members of Parliament receive a 5% salary increase to £98,599, far exceeding the UK average and NHS pay rises, with critics branding it a 'reward for failure' during a cost-of-living crisis.
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Republicans, preserving the boundaries of New York City's sole GOP-held congressional district for the 2026 elections, despite claims of unfairness to Black and Hispanic voters.
The Foreign Office has warned Britons against travel to 76 countries, including popular destinations like Thailand and Egypt, as the Middle East conflict disrupts flights and safety.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio reveals US launched preemptive strikes against Iran after learning Israel planned attack, citing imminent threat to American troops in region.
Former President Donald Trump has declared he will attend the White House Correspondents' Dinner in late April, ending his long-standing boycott of the annual event hosted by journalists.
San Antonio Spurs centre Luke Kornet has issued a powerful open letter urging the Atlanta Hawks to scrap their 'Magic City Monday' promotional night with a strip club, citing concerns over objectifying women.
Sir Keir Starmer has criticised the Green Party deputy for attending a rally opposing the killing of Iran's Ayatollah, while confirming the UK will not join US-Israel strikes on Iran.
Donald Trump has not ruled out sending American troops into Iran amid a bombing campaign, with experts warning of vague objectives and risks of a wider, destabilising war.
As the UK agrees to US requests for defensive strikes amid escalating Middle East conflict, experts examine Iran's missile range and the likelihood of attacks reaching British soil.
Australia's swift alignment with the US-led attack on Iran, alongside Britain and Canada, raises serious questions about its commitment to international law and moral authority in global affairs.
Anthony Albanese marks three decades in parliament, reflecting on his journey from backbencher to Prime Minister and the challenges ahead for Australian politics.
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart is offering substantial cash rewards to Australian swimmers for medals and world records at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, continuing her long-standing support.