Trump seeks National Guard protection in LA courts
Former US President Donald Trump's legal team has requested National Guard security in Los Angeles as he faces multiple court appearances, citing safety concerns.
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Sharron Davies supports Tory peers on trans athlete ban
Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies backs Conservative peers in a new push to ban transgender athletes from competing in women's sports, citing fairness and safety concerns.
Kim Jong Un orders military to 'accelerate war preparations'
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has instructed his military to intensify war readiness, citing 'unprecedented' US-led confrontations, as tensions escalate on the Korean Peninsula.
Melania Trump, Hunter Biden in $1B Epstein lawsuit
Former First Lady Melania Trump and Hunter Biden have been dragged into a staggering $1 billion lawsuit connected to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. The legal bombshell raises fresh questions about high-profile ties to Epstein's infamous network.
BBC apologises for 'xenophobic' Jenrick remark
The BBC has issued an apology after one of its presenters accused former immigration minister Robert Jenrick of 'xenophobic' rhetoric during a live discussion on immigration policy.
Travellers occupy park picnic area, sparking concerns
A group of travellers has set up camp in a designated picnic area of a local park, causing unease among nearby residents who fear disruption and safety issues.
Trump questions Alaska purchase in Putin praise
Former US President Donald Trump has sparked outrage by suggesting the US should impose tariffs on all countries except Russia, while praising Putin in a baffling speech.
Stephen Miller’s wife Katie sparks online debate
Katie Miller, wife of former Trump aide Stephen Miller, ignites social media storm with divisive remarks on immigration and politics.
Obama, Clapper & Gabbard Debunk Trump-Russia Report
Former US officials, including Barack Obama and James Clapper, swiftly dismissed a controversial report alleging Trump-Russia collusion. Here’s the full breakdown.
Boris Johnson named as COVID inquiry witness
Former PM Boris Johnson could be called to testify in the COVID inquiry, as tensions rise over alleged deleted messages and government transparency.
Qatar accused of meddling in Yemen peace process
Qatar faces UN scrutiny over claims it undermined Yemen's peace process while allegedly backing Iran-linked groups. Diplomatic tensions rise as evidence mounts.
Trump proposes ending foreign aid funding
Former US President Donald Trump has proposed ending foreign aid funding, sparking debate over America's role in global diplomacy and international relations.
Ex-DOJ lawyer curses Trump in courtroom outburst
Former DOJ attorney Emily Sommer shocked the courtroom with a profanity-laden outburst directed at Donald Trump during a guilty plea hearing.
8 dead in Texas border crash, human smuggling suspected
A horrific crash in Brownsville, Texas, leaves eight dead and multiple injured, with authorities suspecting human smuggling as the cause. The driver, fleeing police, ploughed into pedestrians near a migrant shelter.
Trump admin pulls USDA animal welfare records offline
The Trump administration has removed public access to USDA animal welfare records, sparking outrage among activists and transparency advocates.
Cooper and Haberman clash over Trump coverage on CNN
CNN's Anderson Cooper and New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman engaged in a fiery on-air debate over media coverage of Donald Trump, sparking controversy over journalistic ethics.
Antonia Aguilar Maldonado Released from ICE Detention
Antonia Aguilar Maldonado, a mother detained by ICE, has been released following widespread protests and advocacy efforts. Her case highlights ongoing issues with US immigration policies.
Trump to NATO nations: Pay up or I'll let Putin act
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a provocative statement suggesting he would encourage Russia to act against NATO allies failing to meet defence spending targets.
Trump wants National Guard to tackle DC crime
Former President Donald Trump urges deployment of National Guard to tackle rising crime in Washington DC, criticising current leadership.
UK may miss gender equality aid target
The UK government may fail to meet its pledge to allocate 80% of foreign aid to gender equality projects, raising concerns among development advocates.
Trump Deploys National Guard to Washington DC
The deployment of National Guard troops to Washington DC by former President Trump has sparked widespread debate. What’s behind this controversial decision?
Trump snubbed as Kennedy Center withdraws invitation
Former US President Donald Trump faces another public rebuke as the Kennedy Center rescinds its invitation to the prestigious arts awards ceremony following widespread criticism.
Cooper's justice reforms: solution or new problem?
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's latest policy aims to ease pressures on courts but risks creating new challenges. Experts weigh in on the potential fallout.
Police ethnicity disclosure plans spark 'dog-whistle' fears
Campaigners warn that new UK police proposals to reveal suspects' ethnicity could fuel racial tensions and divisive politics. Critics argue it risks stigmatising communities.
Guardian publishes latest corrections and clarifications
The Guardian has released its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing inaccuracies in recent reporting. Stay informed with these important updates.
UK proposes France migrant camps to stop Channel crossings
Immigration Minister Chris Philp suggests establishing migrant processing centres in France to deter Channel crossings, sparking debate over feasibility and legality.
Loomer Plans 2028 Run Against Trump and RFK Jr.
Conservative firebrand Laura Loomer reveals her audacious plan to challenge Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the 2028 presidential race, sparking a political frenzy.
Cherry attacks Sturgeon's 'Stalinist' SNP leadership
SNP MP Joanna Cherry launches scathing attack on former leader Nicola Sturgeon, comparing her leadership style to 'Stalinist' tactics amid party turmoil.
BBC apologises over Jenrick's 'xenophobic' Radio 4 interview
The BBC has apologised after a Radio 4 interview with former immigration minister Robert Jenrick was accused of promoting xenophobic rhetoric. Critics slammed the broadcaster for failing to challenge divisive language.
Trump accuses Schiff of leaking classified documents
Former President Donald Trump has levelled shocking accusations against Congressman Adam Schiff, claiming he leaked classified information. The explosive allegations could reignite political tensions in Washington.
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