Don Lemon Pleads Not Guilty in Anti-ICE Protest Case
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has entered a not guilty plea following his arrest at an anti-ICE protest in Minnesota, with his legal team citing First Amendment protections.
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Suspect Branded Police 'Desperate' in Murder Trial
David Campbell, 77, accused of shooting Brian Low, 65, denies charges as court hears he told officers they were 'just trying to save face' in a heated interview.
ICE Warehouses Converted to Detention Centers by DHS
The Department of Homeland Security has repurposed ICE warehouses into detention facilities, sparking debates on immigration policy and human rights.
Police Shoot Knife Attacker at Arc de Triomphe in Paris
A man armed with a knife attempted to attack officers during a ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, leading police to shoot him. No bystanders or officers were injured in the incident.
US Congress Demands Mandelson Testify on Epstein Ties
Former UK ambassador Peter Mandelson has been formally requested to testify before the US Congress regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, with a deadline set for the end of the month.
Ministers Unable to Strip Wayne Couzens' Pension, May Pass Law
Exclusive: Ministers have failed to revoke Wayne Couzens' public sector pension, with London's mayor revealing complexities in forfeiting his Civil Nuclear Constabulary benefits. Legislation is under consideration to block payments.
AOC Slams Trump's Authoritarian Push at Munich Conference
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accused Donald Trump and Marco Rubio of tearing apart transatlantic alliances and ushering in authoritarianism during a panel at the Munich Security Conference.
Driver Guilty of Murdering Teen on Sheffield Pavement
Zulkernain Ahmed found guilty of murdering 16-year-old Abdullah al Yazidi by striking him with a car while targeting another man over an e-bike dispute in Sheffield.
Court Overturns Palestine Action Terror Ban
A UK court has ruled the government's terror ban on Palestine Action unlawful, marking a significant legal victory for the activist group and raising questions about protest rights.
Indian Man Pleads Guilty in US Assassination Plot
Nikhil Gupta faces up to 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to murder-for-hire and money laundering charges in an alleged India-backed plot to kill Sikh activist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
William's Row with Charles Over Andrew Exposed in New Book
A new biography reveals Prince William demanded immediate action against Prince Andrew after the Newsnight interview, urging King Charles to banish him from the royal family to protect its reputation.
NYPD Officers Face Bribery Charges in Corruption Scandal
Several New York Police Department officers have been charged with bribery and corruption, accused of accepting payments to protect illegal gambling operations in the city.
Burnham's Plan: Roll Back Thatcherism, Restore Politics to Economics
Andy Burnham proposes a radical overhaul of UK politics, calling for electoral reform and a new constitutional settlement to address economic stagnation and restore public trust.
Mother Jailed for Shaking Toddler to Death in Manchester
A mother who shook her two-year-old daughter to death and inflicted weeks of abuse, including burns and bites, has been sentenced to nine years in prison in a tragic Manchester case.
Ministers Fail to Strip Couzens' Pension, Eye Legislation
Exclusive: Ministers have failed to strip Wayne Couzens of his Civil Nuclear Constabulary pension, with London's mayor Sadiq Khan urging action. Sky News reveals ongoing legal complexities may require new laws to prevent the killer from receiving taxpayer
US Homeland Security Shutdown Threat Amid Congressional Deadlock
The US Department of Homeland Security is at risk of a partial shutdown as Congress fails to pass a funding bill, potentially impacting national security operations and border management.
Hidden Costs of a Cashless Society: Exclusion and Privacy
As the UK moves towards a cashless economy, experts warn of increased financial exclusion for vulnerable groups and heightened privacy risks from digital transactions.
EU-US Dispute Over Trump's Gaza Board of Peace Erupts
A bitter dispute between the EU and US over Gaza's future has erupted publicly, with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warning Trump's 'Board of Peace' lacks accountability to Palestinians or UN mandates.
Men Must Lead in Challallenging Misogyny
A groundbreaking report urges all men to actively confront misogyny in daily life, highlighting its societal impact and proposing actionable steps for change.
Tommy Robinson Flees UK After ISIS Names Him Target
Controversial figure Tommy Robinson has left the UK after police informed him he was named in an ISIS-K magazine urging violence against him. Bedfordshire Police confirmed the threat.
Royal Crisis Deepens with Andrew Scandal Fallout
Experts reveal the royal family's turmoil amid the Andrew controversy, with calls for testimony and a lack of strategy threatening the monarchy's stability.
Trump Sends Second Carrier to Middle East in Iran Pressure Move
The USS Gerald R Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, joins the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Middle East, significantly expanding US military presence as nuclear negotiations with Iran continue.
Trump Ends Protected Status for Yemeni Nationals
The Trump administration has terminated Temporary Protected Status for Yemeni nationals, affecting thousands who sought refuge from conflict. This decision marks a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy.
Reform UK's Matt Goodwin Sparks Outcry with Fertility Remarks
Reform UK's Matt Goodwin faces backlash after linking falling birth rates to a 'Handmaid's Tale' scenario, drawing criticism from political opponents and activists.
Lorry Driver Jailed 16 Years for Stockpiling Guns and Bombs
Thomas McKenna, 60, was sentenced for converting blank-firing guns into deadly pistols and making explosives to target Muslim immigrants in Essex. His partner and others also received prison terms.
US Transfers 5,700+ IS Detainees from Syria to Iraq
The US Central Command announced the completion of a major operation transferring thousands of Islamic State suspects from Syrian to Iraqi custody, aimed at preventing ISIS resurgence.
Kim Ju Ae: Teen Heir to North Korea's Leadership
Reports suggest Kim Jong Un has chosen his 13-year-old daughter, Kim Ju Ae, as his successor. Experts analyze her potential role in leading the secretive nation.
Ministers Fail to Strip Couzens' Pension, Consider Legislation
Exclusive: Ministers have been unable to revoke part of Wayne Couzens' public sector pension from his time with the Civil Nuclear Constabulary, with Sadiq Khan revealing legal complexities and potential new laws to block payments.
Palestine Action Wins High Court Challenge Against Home Secretary Ban
The co-founder of Palestine Action has successfully challenged the home secretary's decision to ban the group under anti-terrorism laws, marking a significant legal victory for the protest movement.
Police Won't Investigate Brighton Activists Over Israeli Boycott
Sussex Police will not investigate activists going door-to-door in Brighton to create an 'apartheid-free zone' by urging a boycott of Israeli products, citing no evidence of criminal activity.
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