Shots fired near US consulate in Toronto again
Shots were fired near the US consulate in Toronto early Monday, the second such incident in four months. No injuries were reported and no suspects identified.
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Savannah Guthrie pleads for answers in mother's disappearance
Savannah Guthrie renews plea for answers in mother Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, offering $1m reward; FBI investigates extortion demands.
Reform UK levy on overseas staff would harm NHS and social care
Experts warn Reform UK's migrant worker surcharge would harm NHS, social care, cause teacher shortages, and push universities to bankruptcy, with no exceptions for key sectors.
Hanson found to have racially discriminated against Faruqi
The Australian Human Rights Commission has found Pauline Hanson breached the Racial Discrimination Act over a tweet targeting Senator Mehreen Faruqi.
Pro-Palestine challenge to Queensland slogan ban
Pro-Palestine protesters challenge Queensland law banning 'from the river to the sea', arguing it breaches constitutional free speech protections.
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.
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.
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.
Trump border czar: ICE officer should not have passed vetting
Tom Homan says ICE officer in fatal Maine shooting should not have cleared vetting amid abuse allegations from ex-wives, prompting scrutiny of hiring practices.
Andy Burnham vows to publicly disagree with Trump
Andy Burnham promises to defend UK national interest and publicly disagree with Donald Trump if necessary, in his first major broadcast interview as PM.
Haitians with TPS fear deportation as protections end
Over 330,000 Haitian immigrants face losing legal status as Trump administration terminates TPS, causing fear of family separation and return to unsafe conditions in Haiti.
Why Break Up the EU and Not the US? Readers Debate
Readers question why EU integration is criticized while US federalism is accepted, discussing history, language, and secession movements.
Joyce Supports Refugee Resettlement, Urges Temperance
Barnaby Joyce, now with One Nation, suggests the party could welcome refugees in imminent danger while limiting other migrants, citing his past support for Armidale refugee resettlement.
Australia's progressive census adds LGBTQ+ questions
Australia's 2026 census will ask about sexual orientation, sex at birth, and gender separately, marking a historic step for LGBTQ+ inclusion after years of advocacy.
Joyce's One Nation stance clashes with refugee success
Barnaby Joyce backs One Nation's 'monocultural' vision, but in his NSW electorate, refugees thrive, buying homes and integrating into the community.
Australia must protect Israeli siblings who refused IDF duty
A tribunal found Australia failed to protect two Israeli siblings who vowed not to serve in the IDF, ruling their safety was owed under international law.
One Nation senator Roberts advocates 'remigration' of 200,000
Senator Malcolm Roberts says One Nation wants to deport at least 200,000 people, using the white supremacist term 'remigration' in podcasts and speeches, far exceeding the party's published policy of deporting 75,000 illegal migrants.
Adopted man worked with sister for 2 years unknowingly
Dave Green, 60, discovered his colleague Andrea Urmston, 53, was his sister after he revealed he was adopted, leading to an emotional reunion with their mother.
Drunkest driver who killed student set for early release
Malcolm Waite, 72, jailed for killing student Fenella Hawes while four times over limit, could be released after serving half of seven-year sentence under early release scheme.
Guardian Removes Article After Legal Threat
The Guardian removed an article about UK government data policies following a legal threat from the Cabinet Office, citing potential contempt of court.
US-Saudi nuclear deal sparks proliferation fears
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a 30-year nuclear deal allowing potential domestic uranium enrichment, alarming nonproliferation experts and sparking fears of a regional arms race.
India's Cockroach movement: anger, defiance and hunger strike
The Cockroach Janta party, born as a joke, mobilizes millions of young Indians enraged by education system flaws and unemployment, sparking nationwide protests.
Pride march defies ban in Romanian city for fourth year
Oradea Pride organisers vow to proceed with Saturday's march after local authorities rejected over 100 proposed routes, making it the only major EU city to block Pride four years consecutively.
US and Saudi Arabia sign landmark nuclear deal amid Iran war
The US has signed a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia allowing future uranium enrichment, as strikes on Iran continue and Houthis hit tankers. The deal faces Congressional review.
Trump seizes on NJ error to push voter fraud claims
Trump and allies inflated a New Jersey software error that registered 6,600 noncitizens, with fewer than 400 voting, to push false claims of widespread voter fraud.
Green deputy slams Labour for 'out-Reforming Reform' on immigration
Mothin Ali, Green Party deputy leader, accuses Labour of mimicking Reform UK's anti-immigration stance, calling for hope and solidarity with migrants.
Gang jailed 30 years for kidnapping man dating sister
Four men were jailed for almost 30 years for kidnapping a 21-year-old because he dated the sister of two gang members, torturing him in a shipping container.
Nigel Farage's popularity plummets to 22%
Nigel Farage's favourability has dropped to 22%, with a 46% net negative rating, surpassing Keir Starmer's pre-resignation low, according to a YouGov poll.
Immigrant kids risk losing lawyers after Trump cuts
More than 20,000 unaccompanied immigrant children face losing legal representation after the Trump administration cuts funding, risking deportation without due process.
NYC Mayor Urges Feds to Arrest Netanyahu on ICC Warrant
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani calls on the federal government to execute the ICC arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu, acknowledging he lacks authority to do so himself.
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