Judge Dismisses LA Protester Case Over Government 'Bad Faith'
A federal judge has dismissed assault charges against a Los Angeles protester, accusing the US government of acting in 'bad faith' after he spent six months in jail.
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Canada School Shooting: Eight Dead, 25 Injured
A devastating shooting at a high school in British Columbia, Canada, has left eight people dead, including the suspect, and at least 25 others injured, according to police reports.
Bunnings AI Ruling Exposes Australia's Privacy Crisis
Peter Lewis argues Australia's outdated privacy laws leave citizens vulnerable to dystopian AI surveillance, as seen in Bunnings' facial recognition case.
Dhaka Women Protest Islamist Party's Election Rise
Women's organisations demonstrate in Dhaka against Jamaat e-Islami's controversial comments as the Islamist party gains unprecedented momentum ahead of Bangladesh's historic election.
FBI Georgia Raid Based on Debunked Claims
Newly unsealed affidavit shows FBI's raid on Fulton County election office was prompted by disproven allegations from Trump-aligned activists and a White House lawyer.
UK Doubles Troops in Norway to Deter Russia
Defence Secretary John Healey announces plans to increase British forces in Norway to 2,000, citing Russia's military resurgence in the Arctic as a major security concern.
Breakthrough in Search for Missing Backpacker Celine Cremer
Tasmania police discover bones, teeth, and car key in Arthur River area, advancing investigation into disappearance of Belgian tourist Celine Cremer near Cradle Mountain.
Labour Demands Peerage Removal Over Paedophile Links
Labour chair Anna Turley MP says Matthew Doyle should lose his peerage for ties to a paedophile councillor, after he apologised and was suspended from the party.
Antisemitism Spikes After Manchester Synagogue Attack
Antisemitic incidents in the UK increased sharply following the deadly Manchester synagogue attack, with the Community Security Trust recording 3,700 cases in 2025.
Florida Carries Out First 2026 Execution After Record Year
Ronald Palmer Heath executed for 1989 murder of traveling salesman, marking Florida's first lethal injection of 2026 following Governor DeSantis's record 19 executions last year.
Starmer Vows to Lead Labour into Next Election
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to lead the Labour Party into the 2029 general election, seeking to move past a major leadership challenge.
FBI Releases Images in Search for Missing Mother
The FBI has released photos showing an armed individual at Nancy Guthrie's home. The 84-year-old mother of NBC host Savannah Guthrie disappeared from Arizona.
Kimbal Musk Epstein Emails Show Engineered Relationship
Emails from the DOJ release show Jeffrey Epstein engineered a relationship between Kimbal Musk and a woman in his network, with detailed exchanges revealing a closer tie than previously known.
FBI Georgia Raid Used Debunked Claims, Affidavit Shows
Newly unsealed documents reveal the FBI's January raid on Fulton County's election office relied on disproven allegations from election deniers and followed a White House lawyer's referral.
Trump Removes Pride Flag from Stonewall Monument
The Trump administration has removed the LGBTQ+ Pride flag from New York's Stonewall national monument, citing an interior department memo restricting non-agency flags at national parks.
Ro Khanna Names Six Men in Epstein Files
Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna has publicly identified six wealthy men from the Jeffrey Epstein files, citing constitutional protection from defamation lawsuits.
Former Spy Chief on Mandelson, Ukraine, China, Trump
Sir Richard Moore, former head of MI6, discusses Peter Mandelson's vetting, the Ukraine war's endgame, and global power shifts with China and the US in a revealing podcast interview.
ICE Director Refuses World Cup Operations Pause
Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons testifies before Congress, refusing to commit to pausing immigration enforcement during the 2026 World Cup, citing security concerns amid fan worries.
UK Woman Shot Dead by Dad in US After Trump Argument
A British fashion buyer was killed by her father in Texas following a heated argument about Donald Trump, an inquest hears, with the incident involving a handgun kept for home defence.
Six Men Named in Unredacted Epstein Files
US Congressman Ro Khanna reveals identities of six men previously redacted from Jeffrey Epstein documents, including retail billionaire Leslie Wexner and DP World CEO Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem.
Streeting Ready to Challenge Starmer, Allies Reveal
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is expected to attempt to depose Keir Starmer soon after May's local elections, despite public shows of support, according to MPs close to him.
Trump Ally Denies Leaving Kids on Epstein Island
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick faces resignation calls after admitting to visiting Jeffrey Epstein's island with family, contradicting earlier denials of any relationship.
William's Saudi Trip Amid Epstein Scandal
Prince William's official visit to Saudi Arabia was marked by an unanswered question on the Royal Family's response to the Epstein scandal, as the palace focuses on future engagements.
Labour Peer Suspended Over Sex Offender Links
Matthew Doyle, former No 10 communications chief, loses Labour whip after campaigning for friend Sean Morton, convicted of possessing indecent images of children.
Sydney Police Protest Tactics Criticised After Pepper Spray
Exclusive report reveals Labor members' disgust at police handling of Sydney protests, with expert calling response disappointing. Global news includes Trump Epstein claims and elaborate coffee trend.
Man Charged After Sydney Police Station Protest Standoff
An 18-year-old man faces multiple charges after a protest outside Surry Hills police station culminated in a tense hour-long standoff between demonstrators and officers.
Archbishop Aymond Meets Clergy Abuse Survivors in New Orleans
Archbishop Gregory Aymond of New Orleans holds group meetings with survivors of clergy sexual abuse, mandated by a $305 million settlement agreement for 600 victims in the archdiocese's bankruptcy case.
Ex-Marine Alistair Carns: Labour's Potential Leadership Contender
Labour's armed forces minister Alistair Carns, a former Royal Marine commando, is being quietly discussed as a future leadership candidate amid party speculation.
Noel Clarke Arrested Over Attempted Rape Allegation
Former Doctor Who star Noel Clarke has been arrested by Metropolitan Police over an attempted rape allegation from 2007, plus additional sexual offence claims.
Ministers Warned Over Mandelson Messages Release
Cabinet Office issues warning to ministers following Wes Streeting's publication of WhatsApp exchanges with Peter Mandelson, as Met Police investigate alleged misconduct.
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