US Veteran Considers Civil Lawsuit After Charges Dropped in ICE Protest Arrest
70-year-old Air Force veteran Dana Briggs considers civil lawsuit after charges dropped over violent arrest at anti-ICE protest in Illinois.
Category : Liberties
Ed Miliband Frontrunner for Chancellor After Unison Backing
Ed Miliband has become the frontrunner to be Andy Burnham's chancellor after winning the backing of Unison boss Andrea Egan, boosting his chances amid Labour leadership race.
Reform UK EU Nationals Plan Outrageous
EU nationals in the UK express alarm over Reform UK's policy to evict them from social housing and impose a migrant labour levy, calling it a betrayal of Brexit promises.
Supreme Court Lets Trump Block Asylum Seekers at Border
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the Trump administration can turn back asylum seekers at the US-Mexico border, reshaping the asylum system by allowing migrants to be blocked before setting foot on US soil.
Epstein Fixer Sought Gates Lover Meeting at City Hall
Jeffrey Epstein's fixer allegedly tried to arrange a meeting for Bill Gates' lover at London City Hall in 2012, according to emails. Gates testified to US House committee about affairs and Epstein blackmail plot.
Autistic Woman Dragged by ICE Faces Death Threats
Autistic woman Aliya Rahman says ICE agents dragged her from her car in Minneapolis, leading to death threats and a medical emergency.
Rankin Urges MPs to Back Assisted Dying Bill Again
Rankin urges MPs to back assisted dying bill again, featuring terminally ill people in new videos as bill stalls in Lords.
Naturist Assaulted During Charity Bike Ride Vows To Continue
Naked charity cyclists Colin Unsworth and Sadie Tan were deliberately knocked off their tandem in Perthshire; police investigate potential attempted murder.
I have ADHD but blue badges for people like me are ridiculous
ADHD sufferer argues blue badges for hidden disabilities are ridiculous, despite struggling with supermarkets.
Trump humiliated as baby name Donald hits all-time low
Donald Trump's approval rating hits 34%, and the baby name Donald drops to 690th place with fewer than 400 newborns named Donald in 2025, sparking comparisons to Adolf Hitler.
Former Liberal VP Teena McQueen Dies at 67
Teena McQueen, former Liberal Party vice president who defected to One Nation in May, dies after severe illness. Remembered as a 'force of nature' by colleagues.
Emmett Till Lynching Gun Display Sparks Outrage
Gun used in Emmett Till's lynching displayed 70 years on, sparking mixed reactions from family and civil rights advocates.
Prince Harry’s Emotional Testimony: Paranoia and Privacy Claims in Court
Prince Harry testifies in court against Associated Newspapers, alleging illegal information gathering and paranoia caused by press surveillance.
Far-right and anti-racist protesters clash in UK cities after Belfast riots
Far-right and anti-racist protesters clashed in multiple UK cities, with several arrests made. The unrest follows recent violence in Belfast and Southampton.
Israeli Minister's Invitation to Tommy Robinson Sparks Outrage Among UK Jewish Groups
UK Jewish groups condemn Israeli minister's invitation to far-right activist Tommy Robinson, calling him a 'thug' who undermines community cohesion.
London Pro-Palestine March Draws Thousands Under Police Watch
Over 180,000 join London pro-Palestine march, one of UK's largest, with calls for sanctions on Israel amid ceasefire.
Court Overturns Quran Burning Conviction In Free Speech Case
Hamit Coskun wins appeal against conviction for burning Quran outside Turkish consulate in London; judge upholds right to offend.
Maria Ressa: Americans Are 'Deer in the Headlights' Over Trump
Maria Ressa tells Jon Stewart Americans are 'deer in the headlights' as Trump attacks free speech and institutions collapse faster than expected.
UK Emergency Alert System Set For Major Expansion
Millions of UK phones tested in national emergency alert system drill, with plans for major expansion of the service.
Safety of Dating Reality Shows Questioned After Married at First Sight UK Allegations
BBC Panorama investigates sexual assault allegations on Married at First Sight UK, raising concerns about participant safety in dating reality shows.
Georgia Supreme Court Sides with Gullah Geechee Residents Fighting to Protect Land
Georgia Supreme Court rules in favour of Gullah Geechee residents, allowing a referendum on zoning changes that threatened their historic community.
Gen Z Leads Massive UK Protests Against Rwanda Deportation Plan
Gen Z leads massive UK protests against the government's Rwanda deportation plan, with demonstrations across the country and calls to abandon the policy.
ABC Enlists Viewers in Free Speech Battle Against FCC Over The View Probe
ABC launches ad campaign urging viewers to fight FCC's probe into The View, citing free speech concerns amid license renewal dispute.
Filipino Journalist Faces 40 Years After Six Years Without Trial
Filipino journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio faces up to 40 years in prison after being found guilty of terror financing, following nearly six years in detention without trial.
Israeli Supreme Court Rules Government Must Improve Palestinian Prisoner Food Rations
Israel's top court rules government must improve food for Palestinian prisoners, citing malnutrition and starvation risks.
New Videos Show Prior Confrontation Between Alex Pretti and Federal Agents Before Fatal Shooting
New videos show Minneapolis nurse Alex Pretti tackled by ICE agents 11 days before he was fatally shot, sparking debate over the confrontation.
Graham Linehan Cleared of Harassing Trans Activist but Convicted of Phone Damage
Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan cleared of harassing trans activist but convicted of damaging their phone outside a London conference.
Witness in Prince Harry Case Against Mail Publisher Says Confession Was False
Private investigator Gavin Burrows retracts confession in Prince Harry's privacy trial against Daily Mail publisher, claiming signature was forged.
Minneapolis Shooting Sparks Fears of Fascism Amid Federal Crackdown
Federal agents kill Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, sparking accusations of fascism and comparisons to civil war amid Trump's immigration crackdown.
Protesters Seek Legal Redress Over Alleged Police Brutality at Sydney Anti-Herzog Rally
Protesters sue NSW police over alleged brutality at Sydney anti-Herzog rally, facing legal hurdles under Major Events Act.
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