Corrections: RAF Lakenheath, Ely, Peacocks, and More
Corrections to recent articles: RAF Lakenheath is not the largest US base; Ely is a city; peacocks 'peeking' corrected. Other amendments listed.
Category : Politics
Tough Mudder Cancellation: Your Refund Rights Under ACL
A reader asks about refund rights after Tough Mudder cancelled an event due to flooding. Expert explains ACL rules: refunds depend on whether cancellation was within organizer's control.
Youth Sue Trump to Halt Climate Rollbacks, Citing Rights
Eighteen young Americans file a motion to halt the Trump administration's repeal of the endangerment finding, claiming it violates their constitutional rights to life, liberty, and religious freedom.
Bus Driver Murder: Man Charged Over Battersea Bridge Attack
A murder inquiry has been launched after bus driver Sergei Krajev, 64, died following an assault on Battersea Bridge. Gary Jones, 32, has been charged.
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Tennessee Man Jailed for Facebook Post Wins $835K Settlement
Larry Bushart was jailed for 37 days for a meme about Charlie Kirk's assassination. He won an $835,000 settlement from Tennessee officials, citing First Amendment violations.
Bolivia Capital Under Siege as Protests Deepen Crisis
Protests in Bolivia's capital La Paz enter second week, with clashes and roadblocks. President Paz reshuffles cabinet, US warns of coup, and diplomatic row with Colombia escalates.
US Charges Raul Castro in 1996 Plane Downing
The US has indicted former Cuban President Raul Castro for his alleged role in the 1996 downing of two civilian planes, escalating tensions with Cuba.
ATO Fines 97-Year-Old; Reverses After Public Pressure
The ATO fined a 97-year-old Brisbane woman $1,650 for late tax filing after her husband's death, only reversing after public exposure. Also: Keating defends tax changes, neo-Nazi group blocked.
Mississippi Rally Demands Voting Rights Protection
Thousands of Mississippians gathered at a historic site to protest Supreme Court decisions weakening the Voting Rights Act, vowing not to return to Jim Crow-era disenfranchisement.
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US Indicts Raúl Castro for 1996 Shootdown of Exile Planes
The US indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro for ordering the 1996 shootdown of planes from a Miami exile group, killing four. The charges escalate Trump's campaign against Cuba's regime.
Incoming Ofcom Chair Vows to Take on ‘Tech Bros’
Ian Cheshire, incoming Ofcom chair, pledges to tackle tech giants and address perceptions of complacency on online safety, while also questioning politician presenters on GB News.
UK Net Migration Plunges 69% to 3-Year Low
Net migration fell 69% to 204,000 in the year to June 2025, the lowest since 2021. A new study reveals a wide gap between reality and public perception, with many believing migration is still rising.
Australia Condemns Israeli Minister Over Flotilla Video
Australia's foreign minister Penny Wong condemns Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's video mocking detained flotilla activists, including 11 Australians, calling it 'shocking and unacceptable'.
Israeli Minister Sparks Crisis with Flotilla Abuse Video
Far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's video taunting detained Gaza flotilla activists draws global condemnation from UK, US, EU, and others.
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Trump Envoy Urges US Footprint Back on Greenland
US special envoy Jeff Landry says it's time for Washington to reassert its presence on Greenland, sparking controversy as local leaders insist only Greenland can decide its future.
NZ Woman's ICE Ordeal: Mother Fights for Release
Everlee Wihongi, a New Zealand green card holder, has been detained by ICE for six weeks after a family trip. Her mother describes harsh conditions and pleads for government help.
US Indicts Raúl Castro on Murder Charges
The US issued a federal indictment against former Cuban President Raúl Castro, charging him with conspiracy to kill US nationals and murder, heightening tensions between the two nations.
Ukraine War Briefing: Zelenskyy Warns of Belarus Threat
Ukraine reinforces northern border as Russia plans offensive from Belarus; drone attacks hit Russian oil refineries; UK sanctions controversy.
Ex-DoJ Prosecutor Charged for Emailing Sealed Trump Report
A former DoJ prosecutor faces felony charges for emailing herself a sealed report on Trump and altering the file name to 'Bundt_Cake_Recipe.pdf' to hide it.
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Trump Claims He Will Speak to Taiwan's President
Donald Trump says he will speak to Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te, breaking a decades-long diplomatic norm and risking tensions with China.
Who Undermines Israel? Not the Flotilla Activists
A critical look at the narrative surrounding the Gaza flotilla, arguing that activists are not the threat to Israel's integrity, but rather its own actions and policies.
X Fined $650,000 for Australian Child Safety Breach
Elon Musk's X was fined A$650,000 for failing to provide information on tackling child abuse material, ending a three-year legal battle with Australia's eSafety commissioner.
Immigrants Benefit Australia, Not a Threat
An immigrant writer debunks myths about immigration in Australia, highlighting the economic and social contributions of migrants despite rightwing scapegoating.
Spain's PM Sánchez Faces Daunting Challenge After Defeat
Pedro Sánchez's PSOE loses in Andalusia amid scandals and hyper-partisanship. Can he stage another comeback before the 2027 general election?
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The Only Female Yakuza: From Gangster to Redemption
Mako Nishimura, Japan's only female yakuza, recounts her violent rise in organized crime, addiction struggles, and her quest for redemption after leaving the underworld.
Queensland Minister Steps Down Over AFP Referral
Queensland Olympics Minister Tim Mander has stood aside from his cabinet role after being referred to the AFP over alleged electoral enrolment irregularities.
Campaign Against Misan Harriman Assault on Black Leaders
Afua Hirsch argues that the campaign to remove Misan Harriman from the Southbank Centre is part of a wider attack on black figures in British public life, linking it to far-right tactics.
UK Chefs Mourn End of Michelin Green Star Award
Michelin retires its green star for eco-friendly practices, leaving UK chefs disappointed and questioning the guide's commitment to sustainability.
England Faces 5bn Litre Daily Water Shortfall by 2055
House of Lords report warns England must harvest rainwater and reduce usage to avoid severe water shortages of 5bn litres daily by 2055 amid climate change and population growth.
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Gerry Hutch Brings Anti-Immigrant Views to Irish Mainstream
Gerry 'the monk' Hutch, a notorious Dublin gangland figure, is running in a byelection with anti-immigrant rhetoric, reflecting a shift in Irish politics as hostility to immigrants enters the mainstream.
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