Mass hearings fast-track deportations under Trump
ICE arrests hit record highs as immigration judges use mass hearings and in absentia removal orders to fast-track deportations, with over 100,000 cases closed in June alone.
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India cockroach protests show youth power against Modi
India's cockroach protests, led by young people, have succeeded in challenging Narendra Modi's government, highlighting a new wave of political activism.
Ambulance in Kherson hit by Russian drone; attacks double
A Ukrainian ambulance was struck by a Russian drone on hospital grounds; both crew survived. Attacks on healthcare have more than doubled globally since 2021, with over 2,500 incidents in 2024.
AI Biological Weapons Threat: Expert Warning
AI could enable creation of novel biological weapons, posing unprecedented defense challenges, experts warn in new report.
Epstein survivors: Blanche as AG would derail justice
Jeffrey Epstein survivors say Todd Blanche's confirmation as attorney general would derail their pursuit of justice, citing missteps and suppression.
Baby Missing After Mother and Toddler Found Dead
A baby is missing after a mother and her toddler were found dead off the coast of South Australia. Police are searching for the infant.
ICE Sued Over California Shooting That Killed Two
ICE is sued after agents killed two people in a California shooting; lawsuit claims excessive force and lack of accountability.
Why Democrats stay silent on Andrew Tate’s misogyny
Democrats avoid exploiting Andrew Tate's links to Trump, revealing how male supremacist thinking has seeped into political strategy, says Moira Donegan.
NASA Astronauts Join 'Vote for America' from Space
NASA astronauts have launched a 'Vote for America' campaign from the ISS, urging civic participation ahead of elections. The nonpartisan effort includes videos and voter resources.
Seattle officials: mass shooting at food festival a 'tragedy'
Seattle authorities responded to a mass shooting at a food festival, calling it a tragedy. At least 4 dead, several injured, suspect in custody.
Senate to vote on spyware bill targeting government use
The US Senate will vote on the Spy Act, which bans government use of spyware like Pegasus against US citizens, following reports of surveillance abuses.
Burnham Unveils £2.5bn Social Care Plan for Greater Manchester
Andy Burnham announces a £2.5bn social care plan for Greater Manchester, including free personal care and a pay rise for carers, funded by a local tax levy.
Islington sexual assault: CCTV appeal launched by police
A woman in her early 20s was dragged into a doorway on Northchurch Road, Islington, and sexually assaulted in an attempted rape. Police release CCTV of a suspect in a tie-dye T-shirt.
Javed Khan charged with Clapham murder of Abdulkadir Mahamed
Javed Khan, 22, has been charged with murder after Abdulkadir Mahamed was fatally stabbed in Clapham High Street. Khan also faces violent disorder charges.
Burnham hints at council tax changes, Manchester pays more
PM Andy Burnham says Manchester residents pay 'much higher' council tax than some in London, hinting at reforms. Number 10 denies plans to replace council tax with property or land value tax.
Emmerdale: Kev punches Lewis in birthday twist
Kev accidentally punches his son Lewis in Emmerdale after a confrontation over his criminal past, leaving their relationship in jeopardy.
Italian school apologises to Thailand after student fines
Five Italian students were fined up to 2,000 baht each for mocking a Thai woman on a BTS skytrain, prompting the Italian Embassy in Bangkok to issue a formal apology to Thailand.
Man and woman die after sea rescue at Cornwall beach
A man and a woman have died after being pulled from the water at Fistral Beach, Newquay, Cornwall. Emergency services responded at 9.45pm on Sunday.
Katie Price reunites with bouncer she kissed, risks fury
Katie Price shared a clip reuniting with a club bouncer she kissed years ago, after ditching her wedding ring from Lee Andrews, who faces multiple fraud allegations.
Seattle shooting at food festival kills 2, wounds 5
Two people died and five were injured in a shooting at the Bite of Seattle festival near the Space Needle. A toddler is among the wounded.
Daily Horoscope July 27 2026: Predictions for Your Star Sign
Monday's Moon in Capricorn brings an easy, relaxed feel. Aries, Taurus, Gemini find renewed play and energy. Social circles sparkle. Don't take the day too seriously.
ECB Staff Shift Roles After HR Overhaul
European Central Bank staff are changing roles following a major HR restructuring, affecting hundreds of employees and aiming to boost efficiency.
Boy, 16, charged with murder after Luton skate park stabbing
A 16-year-old boy has been charged with murder following the fatal stabbing of a 17-year-old at a skate park in Luton. Three other teenagers have been arrested.
Iran vows revenge on Zelensky after Ukraine tanker strike
Ukraine struck an Iranian tanker in the Caspian Sea, killing a sailor. Iran vows retaliation, threatening to drag Europe into war and potentially trigger WW3.
Baby girl among four killed in Derby crash; driver arrested
Four people, including a baby girl, died after a car crashed into trees on the A38 in Derby. A 33-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Miliband takes World Bank seat to boost climate action
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband will personally take the UK's seat on the World Bank board, signalling that climate and development are central to British foreign policy, experts welcome the move.
Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani dies at 74
Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, who transformed Qatar through gas wealth, Al Jazeera, and the 2022 World Cup, has died aged 74.
New Tate director faces challenges, inherits strong institution
Jessica Morgan takes over Tate amid visitor declines and budget cuts, but record-breaking shows suggest the institution is far from crisis.
US-Saudi nuclear deal erodes international safeguards
Donald Trump's US-Saudi nuclear agreement weakens non-proliferation standards, allowing uranium enrichment and reduced IAEA inspections, raising proliferation risks in the Middle East.
Cockroach Janta party protest victory signals trouble for Modi
India's Cockroach Janta party protests force education minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign, marking the first major challenge to Modi's grip on power in 12 years.
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