Filipino Lawyers Seek to Clear Name of Labor Leader Manlapit
A group of Filipino lawyers in Hawaii is working to overturn the conspiracy conviction of Pablo Manlapit, a forgotten labor leader who organized Filipino workers in the early 1900s.
Category : Politics
Woman Accused of Joining IS Renounces Terror Group in Court
Rayann El Houli, charged with travelling to Syria and joining Islamic State, renounces violent jihad through her lawyer during a Melbourne court hearing.
Russian Spies Intensify Western Tech Theft Amid Sanctions
Russian intelligence agencies are increasingly aggressive in stealing Western technology and defence secrets as sanctions squeeze the wartime economy, European officials warn.
Google Worker Charged with Insider Trading on Polymarket
US prosecutors charged Google engineer Michele Spagnuolo with insider trading, alleging he used confidential search data to make $1.2 million in Polymarket bets.
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Childline Gender Counselling Sessions Up 20% Yearly
Childline counselling for children questioning gender identity rose by a fifth year-on-year, with 476 sessions in the past year, the NSPCC reports.
Couple's Dream Wedding Turns to Nightmare After Planner Files for Insolvency
A Merseyside couple paid £14,700 to a wedding planner for their Tenerife wedding, only to discover days before that she was filing for insolvency, leaving them devastated and out of pocket.
Kiddification of Alcohol and Vapes: Targeting Children?
A new 99p alcoholic shot with 49.5% ABV sparks concerns over child-friendly marketing. Experts warn of a trend 'kiddifying' adult products like vapes and energy drinks.
Trump Contradicts Self on Iran: Left Military 'Alone'
Donald Trump now says the US left Iran's military largely untouched, contradicting his previous boasts of destroying it. The ceasefire deal awaits his approval amid ongoing stalemate.
Hasan Piker Claims UK Travel Ban Over Israel Views
Left-wing streamer Hasan Piker says UK denied his ETA, barring him from London events. He blames pro-Israel groups and denies antisemitism.
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Fela's 'Zombie' Album Still Resonates in Nigeria After 50 Years
Half a century after its release, Fela Kuti's 'Zombie' remains a potent symbol of resistance against military rule and corruption in Nigeria, inspiring new generations.
UK Airlines May Impose Lifetime Bans on Disruptive Passengers
UK ministers propose a database to ban disruptive passengers from all flights, sparking privacy concerns. Public support is high after viral mid-air incidents.
UK Airlines May Ban Disruptive Passengers for Life
Ministers consider lifetime bans for disruptive passengers on UK airlines amid rising onboard incidents. Data sharing proposals face privacy concerns.
Ethiopia Votes: Ruling Party Expected to Win
Polls opened in Ethiopia's election, with the ruling Prosperity Party expected to win. Voters choose MPs and local councils amid opposition concerns over political space.
US Strikes Iran After Drone Downing
American forces launched self-defense strikes against Iranian radar and drone command facilities after Iran shot down a US drone and threatened ships in regional waters.
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Australian Woman Accused of Joining IS Renounces Jihad
An Australian woman charged with joining Islamic State has renounced jihad, her lawyer claims, as court hears allegations she supported terrorist acts and recruited others.
QLD Abortion Medication Ban Sparks Outrage and Political Divide
A proposed ban on nurses prescribing abortion medication in Queensland has ignited controversy, with a Katter Party MP moving to overturn regulations and Premier Crisafulli facing internal party dissent.
Malaysia Bans Social Media for Children Under 16 (01.06.2026)
Malaysia begins enforcing a ban on children under 16 having social media accounts, requiring platforms to verify ages or face fines up to $2.5 million.
Israel Captures 900-Year-Old Castle in Deepest Lebanon Incursion
Israel seizes Crusader-era Beaufort castle in Lebanon's south as Iran-US tensions escalate with naval blockade strikes and failed peace talks.
Carrick Transfer Headache After Casemiro Exit
Michael Carrick faces a midfield rebuilding challenge after Casemiro's departure, with Marcus Rashford's future uncertain and Harry Maguire linked to Inter Milan.
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Arsenal: Carnesecchi Contacted, Odegaard on Future
Arsenal target Marco Carnesecchi's agent contacted as Martin Odegaard commits to staying. Transfer news after Champions League final defeat.
Patriots' Stevenson Injured in Charity Softball Game
New England Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson was involved in a scary collision during a charity softball game, but thankfully escaped injury.
Interior Secretary's Concert Series on Public Lands Sparks Outcry
The Trump administration's Interior Secretary has initiated a series of concerts on federal lands, drawing criticism from environmentalists and lawmakers over potential impacts.
Sturgeon's Trusting Nature: A Political Tragedy
In a revealing interview, Nicola Sturgeon claims ignorance of husband Peter Murrell's embezzlement, portraying herself as a victim of misplaced trust.
Splinternet: Authoritarian States Follow China in Censorship
Authoritarian regimes are increasingly fragmenting the internet through censorship and shutdowns, with China leading the way in exporting cyber sovereignty tools to countries like Iran and Russia.
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Aberdeen South Byelection: Energy Politics Take Centre Stage
The Aberdeen South byelection highlights the fraught politics of North Sea oil, with parties clashing over energy transition and fossil fuel revival amid global crises.
Letter: La Brea Not the Only Urban Ice Age Excavation Site
A letter from Prof Martin K Jones argues that La Brea Tar Pits is not the only urban active ice age excavation site, citing examples in London, Paris, Rome, Istanbul, and Xi'an.
Miles Davis's Superior Musical Intelligence: Letters
Readers Dr Richard Carter and Meirion Bowen reflect on Miles Davis's genius, his technical limitations, and his lasting impact on jazz and classical music.
Young People Let Down by Political Will, Say Readers
Readers respond to Alan Milburn's report on rising youth unemployment, criticising the dismantling of careers services and lack of political will to support young people.
Meta Legal Action Silences Whistleblower at Hay Festival
Facebook whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams was forced to sit silent on stage at Hay festival due to Meta's legal threats, sparking condemnation and a standing ovation.
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Mandelson Files Lack Security Mitigation Records
Government documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment contain no record of security mitigations, contradicting assurances given to MPs.
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