Trump Warns Iran Over Nuclear Deal as Strait of Hormuz Closes
Former President Donald Trump issues a stark warning to Iran regarding nuclear negotiations, while Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz for military exercises with Russian and Chinese ships.
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Randy Fine Faces Resignation Calls Over Anti-Muslim Comments
Democrats and civil rights groups demand resignation of Republican congressman Randy Fine after he suggested choosing dogs over Muslims in inflammatory social media posts.
UK Tributes to Civil Rights Icon Jesse Jackson
Diane Abbott and UK politicians honor Jesse Jackson's legacy, highlighting his impact on racial equality and international solidarity across Black communities.
Victorian Inquiry into Far-Right 'Manosphere' and Homophobic Attacks
A Victorian parliamentary inquiry will investigate how far-right 'alpha male' influencers fuel homophobic attacks targeting gay and bisexual men lured via dating apps.
UK Border Rules Anger Dual Nationals Abroad
Strict new UK entry requirements for dual nationals take effect February 25, forcing many to obtain expensive documents or risk being denied entry to their own country.
Lakemba Mosque Security Threats Ahead of Ramadan
Sydney's Lakemba Mosque reports alarming security threats ahead of Ramadan, with increased police presence and community concerns over rising Islamophobia in Australia.
Tony Abbott's Potential Return to Politics Under Liberals
Tony Abbott, the former prime minister, is open to a political comeback if drafted by new Liberal leader Angus Taylor, signaling a conservative resurgence in the party.
Spain Probes Social Media Firms for AI Child Abuse Material
The Spanish government is investigating X, Meta, and TikTok for potential criminal liability in AI-generated child sexual abuse content, aiming to protect minors and end platform impunity.
Jesse Jackson's Campaigns Transformed Democratic Politics
Jesse Jackson's historic presidential campaigns in the 1980s mobilized minority voters and pushed progressive policies, leaving a lasting impact on the Democratic Party's strategy and inclusivity.
London Council Leadership Praised, Housing Issues Raised
The City of London Corporation receives praise for leadership and climate action in a peer review, while facing criticism over social housing backlogs and financial pressures.
Swiss Commentator Calls for Israeli Athlete Ban at Winter Olympics
A Swiss broadcaster's commentator sparked controversy by calling for an Israeli bobsledder to be banned from the Winter Olympics for supporting 'genocide in Gaza' in a live broadcast.
Iran's State TV Airs 'Forced Confessions' From Protesters
Iranian state media has broadcast a record number of forced televised confessions following a crackdown on dissidents, with over 7,000 killed and 54,000 arrested in anti-regime protests.
Farage's Reform UK Appoints New Top Team and Spokespeople
Reform UK has announced its new top team, with Nigel Farage appointing spokespeople on economy, business, trade, energy, home affairs, justice, education, skills, and equality to challenge the Labour government.
Freemasons' Legal Challenge Against Met Police Fails
High Court judge rules Metropolitan Police's requirement for staff to declare Freemason membership is legitimate and proportionate to maintain public trust.
Civil Rights Icon Reverend Jesse Jackson Dies at 83
Reverend Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in the American civil rights movement and two-time presidential candidate, has died at the age of 83. His legacy spans decades of activism and political influence.
Farage Reveals Reform Shadow Cabinet Including Jenrick, Braverman
Nigel Farage presents Reform UK's shadow cabinet, appointing defectors Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman to key roles, while critics dismiss it as a 'tribute act'.
Deaf Woman Fatally Attacked by 'Nasty' Ravers in London
A profoundly deaf woman was beaten and left to die in the street after being thrown from a car by a raver nicknamed 'Nasty' in a senseless killing, the Old Bailey hears.
Texas Primaries Record High Early Voting Turnout
Early voting in Texas primaries hits unprecedented levels, signaling intense voter engagement and potential political realignments ahead of key elections.
Iran-US Nuclear Talks Resume Amid Military Tensions in Geneva
A second round of indirect nuclear talks between Iran and the US begins in Geneva, focusing on uranium enrichment limits and IAEA oversight, while military exercises and protests heighten regional tensions.
Jesse Jackson's Legacy: A Life in Pictures and Civil Rights
Reverend Jesse Jackson, the iconic US civil rights leader who died at 84, dedicated his life to tearing down walls and building bridges for racial justice.
Starmer Faces 60% Chance of Ouster by July: Jefferies
Investment bank Jefferies warns Prime Minister Keir Starmer has 60% odds of leaving office by summer, predicting Labour's leftward shift will harm UK fiscal outlook.
Westminster Council Freezes Main Council Tax to Help Residents
Westminster City Council freezes its main council tax for 2026/27, using £19.7m in reserves to balance the budget and proposing £59m in savings by 2029 to address financial pressures.
Mamdani Bill Targets NYPD Stop-and-Frisk Practices
New York State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani introduces legislation to limit the NYPD's stop-and-frisk tactics, aiming to reduce racial disparities and enhance police accountability in urban policing.
Hartlepool Labour Councillors Threaten Quit Over Care Budget
Hartlepool's Labour councillors are considering a mass resignation, accusing the government of betrayal over insufficient funding for children's social care, which has ballooned in one of England's poorest areas.
Civil Rights Icon Jesse Jackson Dies at Age 84
Reverend Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in the American civil rights movement, has died at the age of 84, leaving behind a profound legacy of activism and social justice advocacy.
Epstein Email: Andrew Windsor 'Consensual Sex' Claim
A newly revealed email from Jeffrey Epstein suggests he did not deny that Andrew Windsor and Virginia Giuffre had 'consensual sex', adding to the ongoing scandal.
Russian Journalist's Life on Putin's Kill List: Poison Fears
Exiled journalist Roman Dobrokhotov reveals extreme safety measures against Russian assassination attempts, including avoiding door handles and using acids as antidotes, amid ongoing poison threats.
Man Utd Owner's Immigration Comments Spark Reader Backlash
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's controversial comments about immigration have triggered intense reactions from readers, with some questioning his commitment to diversity in football and others defending migration's historical role.
Deaf Woman Allegedly Kicked from Car and Left to Die
A profoundly deaf woman was punched, kicked, and abandoned to die on a London street after a night out with strangers, court hears. Zahwa Mukhtar, 27, aspired to be an accountant.
Jenrick Becomes Reform Shadow Chancellor in Farage Cabinet
Robert Jenrick has been appointed as Reform UK's shadow chancellor as Nigel Farage unveils a new shadow cabinet to challenge Labour's economic policies and project governmental readiness.
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