Fired prosecutor sues DOJ over Trump blog posts
Will Rosenzweig, fired by DOJ in 2025, sues for reinstatement, claiming his termination over private blog posts critical of Trump violated his First Amendment rights.
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Spain-Italy border checks escalate over migration
Spain will reintroduce border checks on arrivals from Italy from Saturday until Sept 7, retaliating against Rome's similar measure after the Ceuta migration surge.
Icac probe exposes Liberal 'whales' in branch stacking inquiry
NSW Icac hearings reveal senior Liberals like Angus Taylor and Dominic Perrottet implicated in branch stacking scandal, with illegal donations and leaked reports threatening careers.
56 decomposing bodies found at Chicago funeral home
Remains of 56 people were found decomposing at South Chicago Chapel, prompting license suspension and investigation. Authorities describe deplorable conditions, including rodent and maggot infestation.
Belfast riots: How a knife attack sparked racial violence
A knife attack in Belfast triggered the worst racial riots in Northern Ireland in years, with homes and cars set ablaze. Paramilitaries and far-right groups orchestrated the violence, targeting immigrant families. The unrest exposed deep-seated racism and
Senate confirms Trump loyalist Todd Blanche as attorney general
The US Senate voted 50-49 to confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general, with Senator Bill Cassidy casting the deciding vote, despite concerns over a $1.8bn fund and political retaliation.
Sturgeon cuts ties with jailed husband Murrell, calls herself a 'mug'
Nicola Sturgeon says she has not spoken to Peter Murrell since his jailing for embezzling SNP funds, and will not visit him in prison.
Pension tax relief: a public subsidy for the wealthy
Private pensions are a publicly subsidised gift to the wealthy, costing £60bn in tax relief, with most going to higher-rate taxpayers. John Healey should equalise the tax break to stop inequalities widening.
Schumer: Blanche Confirmation Enables Trump Corruption
Chuck Schumer says Senate Republicans handed Trump an excuse to continue corruption by confirming Todd Blanche as attorney general. All Democrats voted against the nomination.
Monk arrested after box cutter attack at Cyprus monastery
A 51-year-old monk was arrested after allegedly stabbing two men with a box cutter at Agios Neophytos Monastery in Paphos, Cyprus, following an eviction dispute.
Arrests after gunshots in Croydon machete chase
Four men arrested after gunshots reported in Croydon following machete chase; no injuries found.
Burnham explores options to block PC Harper killers' release
PM Andy Burnham is 'exploring every option' to block the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers, Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers, amid public outrage and a petition with over 780,000 signatures.
Mum's Tribute to Son, 18, Shot Dead Outside Wembley Club
Ashley Wallace, 40, found guilty of murdering Tyrece Balcha, 18, outside a Wembley nightclub. His mother pays tribute to 'kind and warm' son.
Lee Ryan plans Supreme Court appeal over racial assault
Lee Ryan, 43, plans Supreme Court appeal after losing previous challenges over racially aggravated assault on a BA flight; re-sentencing looms if appeal fails.
Corrie: Sarah Shocked by Kit's Gary Plot
In new Coronation Street spoilers, Sarah Platt discovers Kit Green is pressuring Gary Windass to confess to Theo's murder, while she faces bullying in prison.
Met PC Sacked for Photographing Dead Body
Former Met PC Timothy Robson dismissed after photographing a dead body on his phone, showing colleagues; barred from policing indefinitely.
Man who smashed police windscreen gets instant karma
Mark Fraser, 40, threw glass bottles at an emergency police car in Aberdare, shattering the windscreen, and was instantly arrested after admitting 'I don't know why I did that.'
Widdecombe murder: police reopen 2025 burglary probe
Counter-terror police investigating Ann Widdecombe's murder have reopened a 2025 attempted burglary probe, with IOPC reviewing an officer's conduct.
Why Horoscopes Make More Sense After 40
Astrology resonates more after 40 as you grow into your Rising sign, survive Saturn Return, and seek deeper purpose. Kerry King explains.
Nuclear War in Video Games: Missile Command to Fallout 4
A reader explores nuclear war's portrayal in games, from Missile Command's Cold War tension to Fallout 4's harrowing pre-blast sequence, highlighting gaming's unique ability to convey existential dread.
Strictly stars James and Ola Jordan split after 22 years
Strictly Come Dancing pros James and Ola Jordan have separated after 22 years of marriage, confirming a trial separation and prioritizing co-parenting their daughter Ella.
Widdecombe death probe reopened over 2025 burglary
Counter-terror police investigating Ann Widdecombe's murder have reopened a 2025 attempted burglary probe after a missed line of inquiry was identified.
Lindell faces complaint over pillow giveaway in governor race
A Minnesota judge found probable cause that Mike Lindell violated campaign law by giving away free pillows at a July 4th event, advancing a complaint against the GOP governor candidate.
Farage's Money Woes, Beckham's Silence: A Week in Politics
Nigel Farage faces questions over finances as Reform UK's fortunes decline, while David Beckham stays silent on FIFA corruption, and Cambridge faces scrutiny over a professor's credentials.
Cambridge academics demand independent Arday probe
Cambridge academics reject university's review, demanding an independent investigation into the appointment and tenure of Jason Arday, who resigned amid scrutiny.
Badenoch's Reform-Lite Strategy Fails
Kemi Badenoch's Tories slump to fifth in Greater Manchester, as her hard-right pivot and scandals stall the 'Keminaissance'.
Wind Chimes, Rod Liddle, and Strawberry Tips
Readers share tales of silencing wind chimes, defend Zoe Williams on Rod Liddle, and offer strawberry-saving advice.
China's AI Openness Claim Scrutinized
UK academics challenge China's ambassador on AI openness, citing GeoGPT's limits and advocating shared standards for genuine partnership.
Travel Etiquette: Seat Offers, Sniffing, and Backpacks
Readers challenge travel etiquette advice on seat offers, add sniffing and backpack pet peeves, and praise Londoners' politeness.
Infantino must resign after World Cup sell-off scandal
Fifa president Gianni Infantino faces mounting pressure to resign after leaked plans to sell World Cup stake to private equity, with Uefa and Norway leading calls for his exit.
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