A humanitarian crisis unfolds in Cuba as US sanctions and an oil blockade cripple healthcare, causing blackouts and shortages, with doctors and patients detailing the devastating impact on daily life.
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency registered alien.gov and aliens.gov domains, fueling speculation about Trump's promise to release UFO and extraterrestrial documents.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards launched attacks on Israel and US bases in Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain. The US is reportedly preparing to deploy up to 3,000 airborne troops to the Middle East amid escalating regional tensions.
In October 2025, up to 10,000 people were massacred in El Fasher, Sudan, with 40,000 missing. This investigation reveals how international warnings were ignored, leading to a brutal genocide.
Israel's parliament has advanced a contentious bill to impose the death penalty on Palestinians convicted of terrorism to its final vote. The legislation, initiated by the far-right Otzma Yehudit party, has drawn sharp criticism from opponents and rights
The US Army has updated its recruitment policies, raising the maximum enlistment age from 35 to 42 and eliminating barriers for those with legal marijuana convictions.
A new report reveals China's use of tax bills, frozen accounts, and pension blocks to target Hong Kong dissidents in the UK, urging government action on transnational repression.
Human Rights Watch documents white phosphorus use in civilian areas of south Lebanon, raising legal concerns and environmental damage as Israel faces Hezbollah resistance.
As Israeli strikes intensify in Lebanon, reporter William Christou documents widespread destruction, over 1,000 deaths including 121 children, and Israel's plan to occupy southern Lebanon as a defensive buffer.
A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $375m (£280m) in damages for concealing child sexual exploitation and harming children's mental health on its platforms.
Two men have been arrested following a firebombing of four volunteer ambulances belonging to Hatzola Northwest in Golders Green, treated as an antisemitic hate crime with counter-terrorism police investigating.
Iranian officials ridicule Donald Trump's assertions of productive peace talks while oil markets react sharply to conflicting messages about Middle East conflict resolution.
Border Force officers intercepted a massive cocaine shipment worth £80m at London Gateway Port in Essex, hidden among ceramics and kitchenware, with the vessel bound for Norway.
Border Force officers have seized a one-tonne cocaine shipment worth £80 million at London Gateway Port in Essex. The drugs, hidden in a container from Panama, were bound for Norway, not the UK.
Donald Trump has alluded to receiving a mysterious 'very big present' from Iran while threatening to deploy additional US troops to the Middle East as tensions escalate.
Four Jewish ambulances were set ablaze in north London, marking another antisemitic hate crime as UK Jewish communities report increasing violence and normalization of prejudice since 2023.
The family of PC Bradley Corke, a 27-year-old Kent Police officer killed while responding to an emergency call, has paid tribute to him as a 'true gentleman' and 'one of the finest young men ever to have walked this earth'.
A massive Russian drone attack struck Ukraine, killing six and injuring dozens, including a child, while destroying a UNESCO World Heritage church in Lviv.
Alina Burns, a far-right extremist, pleaded guilty to attempted murder after swinging an axe at an Iranian Kurd in Bristol. Police found disturbing evidence of her Hitler obsession and violent ideology.
The family of PC Bradley Corke, a 27-year-old Kent police officer who died after a vehicle collision while responding to an emergency call, has released a heartfelt tribute describing him as a true gentleman and dedicated professional.
As the US-Israel war with Iran continues, disturbing images show children interacting with unexploded missiles and projectiles in villages and playgrounds across the region, highlighting the ground-level dangers of an aerial conflict.
A wave of temporary relief swept Iran as Trump postponed an attack on energy infrastructure, but fears persist that the threat is merely disaster delayed, with many believing it's a distraction from strategic goals in the Hormuz Strait.
John Oliver on Last Week Tonight argues police stings often manufacture crimes, disproportionately target vulnerable groups, and lead to real punishments, questioning their effectiveness.
President Trump has given Iran five more days to allow free shipping or face energy infrastructure strikes. Experts analyze the geopolitical shift and its potential effect on UK living costs and local elections.
Pope Leo condemns war, advocating for a permanent ban on aerial bombings and urging airplanes to serve as carriers of peace, not instruments of conflict.
Donald Trump has postponed a deadline for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, delaying strikes on power plants for five days as tensions rise in the Middle East war.
A bipartisan Senate bill introduced Monday would ban sports betting on federally regulated prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket, amid growing state-level scrutiny and legal challenges.
Following Iran's targeting of Diego Garcia and Israeli warnings about 4,000km-range missiles, the UK government outlines defensive measures while questioning Tehran's capability to strike European capitals.
Israeli military launches new wave of strikes on Tehran infrastructure while Trump extends deadline for energy attacks after productive talks with Iran.
MPs call for a government investigation into the FCA's contract with Palantir, citing risks from the US spy-tech firm's access to sensitive UK financial data and political ties.