Category : Liberties


Don Lemon Faces Federal Probe Over Church Protest

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon could face a federal investigation for joining a protest that disrupted a Minnesota church service. The Department of Justice is examining potential civil rights violations.

Harry: Daily Mail tracking made me 'paranoid'

Prince Harry tells the High Court alleged unlawful information gathering by the Daily Mail publisher left him feeling 'paranoid'. The case involves Elton John and Doreen Lawrence.

Political climate reshapes US MLK Day 40th anniversary

As the US marks the 40th federal Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a charged political climate under President Trump is transforming commemorations, sparking rallies and cancellations. Explore the struggle to define the civil rights icon's legacy.

MLK's Legacy Confronts Modern US Political Crisis

As Americans mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day, his calls for 'unconditional love' and revolutionary spirit clash with contemporary federal crackdowns on protests and immigrants, echoing from Minneapolis to Portland.

Prince Harry in court for Daily Mail legal battle

Prince Harry and six high-profile figures, including Elton John, accuse Daily Mail publisher of unlawful information gathering in a landmark 10-week trial. Read the latest from the Royal Courts of Justice.

Steve Coogan brands Reform UK 'anti-human rights'

Actor Steve Coogan launches a fierce critique of Reform UK, calling the party 'anti-human rights' and warning of a global erosion of freedoms. Read his urgent plea on Gaza and his new film.

Prince Harry in High Court for privacy trial

Prince Harry arrives at the High Court as the opening witness in a landmark privacy case against Associated Newspapers. Follow the latest developments from the £38m trial.

MAGA Calls for Don Lemon Arrest After Church Protest

MAGA activists demand journalist Don Lemon be arrested under the FACE Act after he covered an anti-ICE protest that disrupted a Minnesota church service. Read the latest on the escalating political clash.

Iran admits 5,000 killed, threatens executions

Iranian authorities confirm over 5,000 deaths in protests, threatening to execute detainees in a reversal. A separate medical report suggests a far higher toll. Read the latest.

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