Justice Dept Probes UCLA Race Admissions
The US Justice Department has launched an investigation into UCLA's admissions practices, alleging the university may have discriminated against white and Asian American applicants.
Category : Politics
Antisemitism Inquiry Needed After Bondi Attack
A dying Jewish mother calls for a royal commission into antisemitism following the Bondi attack, warning that hatred is growing and urgent action is needed to protect future generations.
JD Vance Targeted in DC Shooting Near Capitol
A shooting near the US Capitol in Washington DC targeted Senator JD Vance. The incident raises security concerns as authorities investigate the motive.
Antisemitism Royal Commission Begins in Australia
Australia establishes a royal commission to investigate antisemitism, as the government releases a budget focused on cost-of-living relief and tax reforms.
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Shivon Zilis Testifies in Elon Musk's OpenAI Trial
Shivon Zilis, Neuralink executive and mother of four of Elon Musk's children, testified in Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI over its for-profit conversion, revealing her dual role.
Strait of Hormuz Reopening Hope Grows After Trump Pauses Op
Donald Trump pauses Project Freedom amid potential peace deal, raising hopes for summer travel as oil prices drop and flight cancellations ease.
Manhunt for Child Abductor After Accidental Prison Release
Ifedapo Adeyeye, jailed for kidnapping his son, was mistakenly freed from Pentonville prison due to a paperwork error, sparking a manhunt.
German Tourist Wins Sunbed War Lawsuit Against Tour Operator
A German dad successfully sued his tour operator for £850 after losing the daily race to reserve sunbeds on a family holiday to Kos, despite a hotel ban on towel reserving.
Green candidate in Hackney row over Met Police letter
Zoë Garbett, Green mayoral candidate in Hackney, faces backlash for blocking a letter praising Met Police's swift response to Golders Green anti-Semitic attacks.
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Elections: Beyond Starmer's Future
Tomorrow's elections across the UK are about more than Keir Starmer's survival. Key races in Scotland and Wales could reshape politics for years.
Woman's voice notes played in court after partner kills her
Voice notes of Annabel Rook, 46, vowing to leave her partner before he stabbed her 22 times were played at Snaresbrook Crown Court. Clifton George denies murder.
Woman Breaches Restraining Order Seconds After Court
Atidel Boutara Cook, convicted of destroying her neighbor's wisteria and assaulting her with a crutch, breached a restraining order within seconds of leaving the courtroom.
Lisa Kudrow Settles 29-Year Friends Debate: Ross Was Bad
Lisa Kudrow finally ends the 'on a break' debate, declaring Ross was a bad boyfriend. She says Rachel shouldn't have taken him back.
Are Most Landlords Decent and Fair? Readers Debate
A landlord defends the profession, while readers discuss Brexit, employee entitlement, utility disruptions, and more in MetroTalk letters.
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Harrow Tory Candidate Suspended Over Far-Right Posts
Nathan Smith, Conservative candidate for West Harrow, suspended over social media posts supporting Tommy Robinson and calling for mass deportations of Afghans.
Brockwell Park Festival Challenge Dismissed by High Court
A High Court judge has rejected a resident's bid to challenge planning permission for Brockwell Live festivals, ruling that the events constitute lawful recreation.
Wealthy Kensington and Chelsea Residents Worry About Knife Crime
Despite being London's wealthiest borough, Kensington and Chelsea residents express concerns over knife crime, housing, NHS, and planning delays ahead of local elections on May 7.
PSNI Misogyny Failures in Katie Simpson Case Exposed
An independent review found that police failures in the Katie Simpson murder case reflected institutional misogyny, with clear signs of abuse ignored.
Lucas Calls for Swift Green Party Action on Antisemitism
Former Green leader Caroline Lucas urges immediate action against candidates making antisemitic comments, as multiple cases emerge before local elections.
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Trump's 'Project Freedom' May Reignite Iran Tensions
Donald Trump's new 'Project Freedom' aims to open the Strait of Hormuz, risking escalation with Iran and the ceasefire's collapse, experts say.
Romania's Pro-Europe Government Collapses After Vote
Romania's pro-European coalition government lost a no-confidence vote, triggering political turmoil amid austerity measures and a far-right surge in polls.
US Not Seeking Conflict with Iran Blockade Plan
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says 'Project Freedom' aims to break Iranian blockade in Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing the US is not looking for a fight.
No Excuse for Boozing at Work: Letters on MPs' Drinking
Readers respond to Gaby Hinsliff's column on MPs' drinking, plus letters on birdwatching, Green vote, Andy Burnham, and changing leaders.
Trump's 'Project Freedom' Risks Iran Conflict
Donald Trump launches 'Project Freedom' to open the Strait of Hormuz, risking renewed conflict with Iran and endangering the ceasefire. Analysis by Julian Borger.
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At 58, I Refuse the ‘Old Age’ Label Imposed by Gen Z
Luz Castano responds to a column on Gen Z thinking old age starts at 53, rejecting the label and emphasizing that life remains rich and self-directed beyond 50.
Banning Protests Won't Stop Antisemitism, Says Jewish Professor
Jewish readers argue against banning pro-Palestine protests, saying Israeli government actions fuel antisemitism, not protests. They call for tackling hate crimes and supporting community security.
Macron Sings, Armenian PM Plays Drums at Dinner
French President Macron sang 'Les Feuilles Mortes' as Armenian PM Pashinyan played drums during a state visit dinner in Yerevan, expressing support ahead of elections.
Farage's Rottweiler Distracts with Green Detention Plan
Nigel Farage deploys Zia Yusuf's wild idea of migrant detention centres in Green-voting areas to divert attention from an undeclared £5m donation scandal.
Carney Appoints Louise Arbour as Canada Governor General
Prime Minister Mark Carney names former war crimes prosecutor Louise Arbour as Canada's governor general, praising her commitment to global institutions and justice.
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Greens Must Learn From Corbyn's Downfall
Andy Beckett argues that Green leader Zack Polanski must be more nimble in fending off attacks than Jeremy Corbyn or risk suffering the same political demise.
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