Portland protests: black leaders warn movement being co-opted by white activists
Black leaders in Portland say white activists are co-opting Black Lives Matter protests, as confrontations with federal agents distract from racial justice goals.
Category : Liberties
Palestine Action hunger striker Umer Khalid stops drinking water, doctor warns death could come with
Umer Khalid stops drinking water in hunger strike; doctor warns death could occur within days due to his health condition. Others ended strike after Elbit contract cancelled.
Don Lemon Pleads Not Guilty in Federal Civil Rights Case Over Minnesota Protest
Don Lemon pleads not guilty to federal charges after covering a protest at a Minnesota church, citing First Amendment rights.
Fox Host Hannity Persists With Debunked Seth Rich Conspiracy Despite Network's Disavowal
Fox News host Sean Hannity continues pushing debunked Seth Rich conspiracy theory despite network disavowal and family pleas.
Brigitte Macron's Daughter Testifies in Trial Over Online Harassment
Brigitte Macron's daughter testifies in Paris trial over false gender claims, describing constant worry and impact on family.
Girlguiding Sets September 2026 Deadline for Trans Members to Leave
Girlguiding UK gives trans girls and women until September 2026 to leave, following Supreme Court ruling on gender. Many volunteers express distress.
Maine Faith Groups Seek State Security Funds Amid Federal Grant Delays
Maine houses of worship push for state security grants as federal funds face delays amid rising hate crimes and religious tensions.
US judge restricts federal agents' use of tear gas at Portland ICE protests
US judge limits federal agents' use of tear gas at Portland ICE protests, citing chilling effect on peaceful demonstrators and journalists.
Jimmy Lai's family sounds alarm over health in Hong Kong prison
Family of jailed Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai reports severe health deterioration including weight loss, rotten teeth, and nail loss in solitary confinement.
ICE Agent Brags About £150k Salary in Confrontation with Bystanders
ICE agent filmed bragging about £150k salary while threatening bystanders in Minnesota amid fallout from protester's fatal shooting.
Victoria Police Seek Powers to Search Children and Disabled Without Independent Oversight
Victorian police could gain powers to search children and intellectually disabled people without an independent adult present in designated areas, as part of a controversial bill.
Australia's Hate Speech Crackdown Raises Protest Rights Concerns
Australia's proposed hate speech laws spark concerns over protest rights amid antisemitism crackdown after Bondi shooting.
Australian human rights commissioners call for youth justice overhaul after Four Corners report
Human rights commissioners urge Australian government to overhaul youth justice after Four Corners shows forced restraints and solitary confinement at Banksia Hill.
Over 500 Arrested at London Protest Against Palestine Action Ban
Over 500 arrested at London protest against Palestine Action ban, which was ruled unlawful by the high court. Demonstrators gather in Trafalgar Square.
Trump Vows to Hit Iran 'Very Hard', Dulles Overhaul Announced
President Trump threatened Iran with strikes, saying 'It's our turn,' while also announcing a major renovation of Dulles International Airport.
New York Times Sues Pentagon Again Over 'Utterly Unreasonable' Press Restrictions
The New York Times files a second lawsuit against the Pentagon over press escort rules, calling them unconstitutional and retaliatory.
New York Federal Judge Bans ICE Arrests at Manhattan Immigration Courts
A federal judge in New York has banned ICE arrests at three Manhattan immigration courthouses, ruling in favour of civil liberties groups.
To Shred or Not to Shred: The Privacy Debate in a Digital Age
Readers debate whether shredding sensitive documents is still necessary in the digital age, weighing convenience against privacy concerns.
Federal Judge Restricts ICE Tactics After Fatal Minneapolis Shooting
Federal judge restricts ICE tactics against protesters in Minneapolis following fatal shooting; Walz and Frey investigated.
Hong Kong Police Granted Power to Demand Phone Passwords Under National Security Law
Hong Kong police can now demand phone and computer passwords under amended national security law, with non-compliance punishable by up to a year in jail.
Jimmy Kimmel Takes Swipe at Trump During Critics Choice Awards Acceptance Speech
Jimmy Kimmel jabs at Donald Trump during Critics Choice Awards, referencing show suspension and ongoing feud.
Iran Protests Intensify Amid Complete Internet Blackout
Iran sees complete internet blackout as protests over economy spread; at least 45 killed, rights groups condemn crackdown.
Portland Protesters Peaceful as Federal Agents Withdraw
Peaceful protest in Portland as federal agents withdraw under deal; no major confrontations reported for second night.
New Mexico Governor Declares Gun Violence a Public Health Emergency
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham declares gun violence a public health emergency after an 11-year-old boy is killed in a road rage shooting.
Army veteran Tasered by police awarded £50,000 compensation
Army veteran Tasered by police during PTSD flashback receives £50,000 payout, criticises police training on mental health.
Stephen A Smith Faces Backlash Over Comments on Ice Shooting
Stephen A Smith faces backlash after saying ICE officer was 'justified' in shooting Renee Good, later clarifying he meant legally but morally wrong.
Superinjunction in Afghan Data Breach Case Lifted After 600 Days
A superinjunction preventing reporting of a data breach affecting 15,000 Afghans has been lifted after more than 600 days.
Karnataka considers new law after pregnant woman killed in caste honour killing
Karnataka considers new 'honour killing' law after pregnant Dalit woman Manya Doddamani is beaten to death for inter-caste marriage.
Trump threatens national emergency to force Washington DC police cooperation
Donald Trump threatens national emergency to federalise Washington DC police if city does not cooperate with mass deportations.
Experts Question Justification in Minneapolis ICE Shooting
Former officers and police misconduct experts dispute the administration's claim that the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE officer was justified.
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