Lawyer who beat Meta and Google calls it a 'holy war'
Mark Lanier won a landmark case against Meta and Google, proving their platforms are addictive by design and harming children's mental health. A jury awarded $6m to his client Kaley.
Category : Politics
How to plan for an election that leaders are trying to subvert
Pro-democracy groups must begin scenario planning and training early to counter electoral subversion by the Trump administration, according to experts.
UK must cap political donations to stop rich influence
Labour's bill to clean up politics returns as concerns grow over Reform UK financing. Experts urge a £100,000 cap on donations to curb mega-donor influence.
Weekend photos: Heatwaves, World Cup, festivals, protests
Photos of the weekend: heatwave in China and France, England's World Cup win, San Fermin festival, protests in Houston, and more from around the world.
No Political Motive in Widdecombe Murder, Police Say
Police say there is no evidence Ann Widdecombe's murder was politically motivated. A 28-year-old man is in custody, and officers are not seeking anyone else.
Atlanta tosses homeless belongings near World Cup spot
City employees in Atlanta threw away tents, medication, and IDs of unhoused people at a park near a World Cup viewing area, violating procedures created after a fatal incident.
CurrentBody Multi Light Therapy LED Mask Review: Best
CurrentBody's Multi Light Therapy LED mask with five modes targets fine lines, blemishes, and pigmentation. Tested for two months, it excels in coverage and results, but costs £499.99.
Unis must adopt anti-racism standard by 2027
From 1 January 2027, all Australian universities must adopt an anti-racism standard with definitions of antisemitism, Islamophobia, and racism towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, enforceable by TEQSA.
Ann Widdecombe death: events timeline and investigation
Former MP Ann Widdecombe has died at 78. This timeline details the events from her final public appearance through the police investigation.
Iran closes Strait of Hormuz after US strikes
Iran's IRGC closed the Strait of Hormuz after US strikes on 140 targets. Tehran vows closure until US interference ends, despite US claims traffic continues.
Graham Platner: Rise and Fall of a Political Outsider
Graham Platner, once a celebrated political outsider, has seen his influence wane after a series of missteps, with his approval rating dropping to 32% according to a recent poll.
Green MP introduces bill for max workplace temperature
Green MP Hannah Spencer introduces a bill to establish a maximum workplace temperature in the UK, citing unsafe conditions for workers during heatwaves.
Missouri flash flooding kills one, rescues 200 campers
A woman died after her home was swept away in Missouri flash flooding. Over 200 campers were rescued by helicopter as heavy rain battered the state, prompting a state of emergency.
Man arrested after woman killed in west London stabbing
A 44-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 24-year-old woman was fatally stabbed and a man in his 20s injured in Hayes, west London.
Lindsey Graham dies at 71 after sudden illness
US Senator Lindsey Graham, a key ally of Donald Trump, died at 71 from a sudden illness, his office announced. He served South Carolina since 2003 and was a foreign policy hawk.
Lindsey Graham dies aged 71 after sudden illness
Senator Lindsey Graham died Saturday from a brief sudden illness, prompting tributes from Trump, Zelenskyy, and other leaders. He was 71.
From refugee camp to lawyer: Marziyah Razi's story
Marziyah Razi arrived in Australia with basic English; now a lawyer, she counters Pauline Hanson's claims that immigration creates a 'language problem'.
One Nation faces urban seat obstacle in path to government
One Nation must win three-quarters of outer metro and rural seats to govern, pollster says, as its rise creates unpredictable preference flows in Australian election.
Australia Ditches Paper Arrival Cards for Digital Declarations
Australia will phase out paper arrival cards for incoming travellers, replacing them with digital declarations at all international airports and seaports after a successful Qantas trial.
Australia's visa fees soar up to 200%
Australia's visa fees have surged up to 200%, with temporary graduate visas now $5,750, triple those in UK, US, NZ, Canada. Critics accuse Labor of exploiting migrants.
Greens Struggle as Voters Shift Right, Polls Show
Since the federal election, support for the Greens has flatlined while Pauline Hanson's populism surges. Party insiders and analysts discuss why progressive voters are moving right.
Hotel Staff in China Cared for My Father While I Was Ill
While suffering severe food poisoning in Xi'An, a hotel cleaner and receptionist cared for the author and took her elderly father sightseeing, refusing payment.
Starmer to push Hillsborough law in final week
Keir Starmer will use his last week as PM to advance the Hillsborough law, aimed at preventing cover-ups and helping families seek justice after major disasters.
Trump Mourns Lindsey Graham: 'One of the Greatest People'
Donald Trump praises Lindsey Graham as 'one of the greatest people I have ever known' following Graham's death, calling him a true American Patriot and close ally.
British hikers with 40% burns rescued from Spanish wildfire
Two British hikers found alive with 40% burns after Spanish rescuers made one last sweep; 12 dead in Almeria wildfire, including at least 4 Britons.
Michelle Ryan to leave EastEnders after Zoe Slater return
EastEnders star Michelle Ryan is leaving the soap over a year after reprising her role as Zoe Slater, with her character departing later this year.
Two charged in South London murder and body in Kent woods case
Two men charged after a murder in Wandsworth, South London. A body was found in a wooded area in Borstal, Kent. Joshua Miller and Jamie Cooper remanded in custody.
British man killed in Spain wildfire on phone with wife
A British man died while on the phone with his wife as he tried to escape the deadly wildfires in southern Spain. At least 12 people have been killed, with 23 missing.
Woman, 24, killed in West London double stabbing; man arrested
A 24-year-old woman was fatally stabbed at a home on Uxbridge Road, Hayes. A man in his 20s was also injured. A 44-year-old suspect was arrested nearby.
Woman killed in west London double stabbing; suspect held
A 24-year-old woman was stabbed to death and a man injured in Hayes, west London. A 44-year-old suspect was arrested after jumping from a window.
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