Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth demands Anthropic open its AI technology for unrestricted military use by Friday or risk losing government contracts, potentially invoking the Defense Production Act.
The United States recorded negative net migration in 2025, with more people leaving than arriving for the first time since the Great Depression, driven by affordability and lifestyle factors.
Denmark's Prime Minister has announced a snap election following a surge in support over the Greenland crisis, as global tensions rise with Russia and the US.
President Trump's State of the Union speech drew 5 million YouTube views, beating major networks, but traditional TV viewership fell 12% year-over-year.
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Conservative lawmakers are funding right-leaning civic centres at public colleges, offering scholarships and courses to counter perceived liberal bias, sparking debates over academic freedom and political influence in higher education.
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announces an early election on 24 March, aiming to capitalise on improved poll ratings after standing against Donald Trump's Arctic claims.
Tricia Tuttle's position as Berlinale director is under threat following political tensions, raising questions about the festival's future in Germany's capital.
Actor Shia LaBeouf must undergo substance abuse treatment and drug testing as part of bail conditions following his arrest for allegedly assaulting two men outside a New Orleans bar.
A new cartoon by Rebecca Hendin humorously critiques the ongoing nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran in Geneva, highlighting political tensions and the role of Iran's Supreme Leader.
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The Your Party's central executive committee election descended into chaos with delayed results and bitter infighting between Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, highlighting the party's struggles with competence and unity.
Jeremy Corbyn's allies claim victory as he is elected Your Party's parliamentary leader, with Zarah Sultana also voted onto the leadership committee, aiming to end internal conflicts since the party's launch last year.
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana are locked in a fierce internal conflict within the Labour Party, highlighting deep ideological divisions and leadership tensions.
A second-grade basketball game in Pennsylvania turned violent, resulting in three injuries including a toddler. An assistant coach and her father now face multiple assault charges after a post-game altercation.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announces a snap election for 24 March, citing foreign policy challenges including US interest in Greenland and the Ukraine war.
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Hillary and Bill Clinton testify before Congress on Epstein ties, marking a political defeat as Trump's influence looms. The hearing scrutinises their legacy amid bipartisan pressure for transparency.
Hillary Clinton urges the House Oversight Committee to subpoena Donald Trump for testimony under oath regarding allegations of involvement in 'heinous crimes' linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Federal immigration officers allegedly misrepresented themselves to access a Columbia University dormitory, detaining a student early Thursday morning, sparking concerns over enforcement tactics.
Shafiullah Rasooli, an Afghan asylum seeker, has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison for sexually assaulting two women while delivering their takeaways in Kent.
Kerry Katona has unfollowed Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews on social media following reports of a physical clash in Dubai, highlighting tensions among the celebrity friends.
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Thirty Labour MPs accuse the Home Office of 'unacceptable' failures as new travel rules leave British citizens stranded abroad, forced to pay hundreds to return home.
A 27-year-old man has been arrested for assaulting NYPD officers with snowballs during a blizzard in Washington Square Park, sparking a political debate over Mayor Mamdani's response.
The European Commission has requested OLAF, its anti-fraud office, to investigate claims that Lord Mandelson passed Jeffrey Epstein information about a €500 billion euro bailout in 2010.
The British Muslim Trust urges the Home Office to ease requirements for mosques to prove hate crime incidents before applying for protective security funding, citing a nationwide surge in attacks.
Børge Brende steps down as World Economic Forum president after admitting to dining with Jeffrey Epstein, following an independent review into their relationship.
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A 40-year-old man who fractured a pensioner's cheekbone in a road rage attack over 20mph driving has received a suspended sentence, sparking victim outrage over judicial leniency.
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As tensions escalate, President Trump's potential military action against Iran raises questions about regime overthrow, with opposition figures and protesters viewing it as an opportunity for change.
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announces early general election for March 24, citing need to define Denmark's relationship with the United States following Trump's Greenland controversy.
Green Party activists argue that banning trans women from female sports perpetuates 'misogynoir' and colonial attitudes, sparking backlash from women's rights groups.
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Five immigration officers face charges of conspiracy to steal cash and property worth hundreds of thousands from small boat migrants during processing. A sixth officer is charged with money laundering offences.
