Peru's conservative president-elect Keiko Fujimori has vowed to restore 'order and hope' after defeating left-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez in a tight runoff, marking another victory for Latin America's right.
Alaska's supreme court ruled that a challenger named Dan Sullivan can appear on the Republican primary ballot alongside incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan, rejecting claims of bad faith.
The US Supreme Court declined to review Donald Trump's appeal of a $5 million civil judgment for sexually abusing and defaming writer E Jean Carroll, ending his legal challenge.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy ridicules Russia's military drive, saying Putin has set and deferred 15 deadlines to capture Ukraine's eastern Donbas region over four years.
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Julian Nagelsmann says he will not resign after Germany's World Cup last-32 penalty shootout defeat to Paraguay, a result that prompted Paraguay's president to declare Tuesday a national holiday.
Ireland's economy is captured by big tech, compromising its EU presidency. Critics say it should recuse itself from digital sovereignty talks due to regulatory failures and conflicts of interest.
Federal court judge rules Ofir Birenbaum breached settlement with Cairo Takeaway by releasing misleading statements implying victory, undermining joint statement.
Amal Sahel, 23, recounts his escape from Yemen's civil war, surviving bomb blasts, conscription threats, drowning, and gunfire to reach the UK.
Andy Burnham looks to Clement Attlee's postwar nationalisation of 20% of the economy as a model for state ownership amid UK debt challenges.
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A UCL report warns that outright smartphone bans in schools are 'overly simplistic' and may have unintended negative consequences, as 75% of pupils disagree with blanket bans.
With Andy Burnham set to become PM, his past as health secretary and mayor provides clues on welfare, social care, and tax policies.
Deborah Glass argues only a royal commission can uncover systemic corruption in Victoria's Big Build, as Premier Allan delays anti-corruption reforms until after the next election.
Home secretary Shabana Mahmood unveils asylum reforms including a £10,000 cost for seekers and faster safe routes, facing criticism from charities and internal Labour tensions.
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell, 33, sentenced to 200 hours community work for racial slurs outside Chinese consulate in Melbourne, with magistrate comparing him to Nazi thugs of 1930s Berlin.
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Simon Dubbins announces challenge to Sharon Graham for Unite general secretary, citing failure to counter Reform UK's rise and concerns over her anti-Miliband, pro-drilling stance.
The Queensland government confirms vulnerable children slept on the floor of public service offices, but denies policy changes caused an increase in the practice.
CCTV footage reveals Australian Simon Peter Carman, 45, holding hands with teen Thunchanok Donhomla hours before her body was found in a suitcase in Thailand.
Former US Soccer GM Bill Nuttall, who saved a Pelé penalty and built the 1994 World Cup team, hosts Spain at his Chattanooga training camp.
A Guardian investigation reveals links between a US freebirthing business and the death of Melbourne influencer Stacey Warnecke, who died from postpartum haemorrhage after a freebirth attended by an unlicensed birth attendant.
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Diplomats meet in Sarajevo to resolve US-Europe rift over next Bosnia high representative, with US pushing for a candidate tied to a $1bn gas pipeline deal.
Liberal MP Garth Hamilton swore during a dixer, slammed his desk, and walked out of the chamber, prompting calls for his 24-hour suspension.
Andy Burnham, following his Makerfield byelection win, plans to establish a 'No 10 North' in Manchester to oversee UK-wide devolution of power and resources, led by Caroline Simpson.
Emma Beddington explores Ian Bogost's 'The Small Stuff' and spends a week discovering sensory gratification in everyday activities, from coffee grinding to tomato pruning.
The Supreme Court's Trump v Slaughter decision allows the president to fire heads of independent agencies at will, striking down a 91-year-old precedent and shifting power from Congress to the executive.
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Jane Doe 4, an alleged Epstein victim who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault, is hiding from the Trump administration amid a document dispute. A relative says she fears retaliation.
Ricky Joseph, a St Lucian fisher, was killed in a US airstrike on an alleged drug boat. His family says he had no criminal record and seeks answers as strikes become normalized.
FBI veterans say director Kash Patel may have violated legal constraints by prematurely revealing details of a sealed investigation into a plot to attack a UFC event at the White House.
Ladidi Shaibu, a Nigerian with albinism, is being deported to Uganda after her US asylum claim was denied under Trump's immigration crackdown, despite her siblings' successful claims.
Bhaskar Sunkara argues that after DSA wins in NYC, progressives must contest rural America to succeed nationally, citing polling and Dan Osborn's campaign.
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South African authorities deploy police units nationwide ahead of planned anti-immigration demonstrations, fearing a repeat of 2008 violence that killed 62 people.
