Hundreds of protesters, including Chelsea Manning and actors, demonstrated outside New York senators' offices, calling for an end to US weapons funding for Israel amid Middle East conflicts. Nearly 100 were arrested as they demanded 'Fund people, not bomb
Donald Trump's reposting of AI-generated images depicting him as Jesus Christ and other figures has ignited controversy, drawing criticism from both political opponents and some allies.
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves intensified criticism of Donald Trump's Iran conflict, calling it a destabilizing mistake that harms global living standards and economic stability at Washington IMF meetings.
Brian Cole Jr, accused of planting pipe bombs near RNC and DNC buildings in Washington DC, now faces additional felony counts including terrorism and weapons of mass destruction charges, as the legal fallout from the 2021 Capitol attack continues.
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Senior Labour MPs and peers caution Rachel Reeves that pitting military spending against welfare risks losing public support. They urge creative funding solutions instead of cuts to vulnerable groups.
Surveillance footage reveals a heroic Oklahoma high school principal who was shot in the leg while tackling and disarming a former student armed with two semi-automatic handguns.
The United States and Iran are engaged in indirect negotiations to extend a two-week ceasefire beyond its April 22 expiry, with Pakistan mediating. White House officials express optimism while regional tensions persist.
The House of Commons has voted against banning under-16s from social media for the second time, while the prime minister demands tougher internet safety measures from tech companies amid parental pressure.
Analysis of David Lammy's strategic approach to UK foreign policy as a key adviser to Keir Starmer, focusing on diplomatic realignment and global challenges.
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A 47-year-old woman and a 46-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of arson endangering life following an attempted attack on Finchley Reform Synagogue in north London, described by police as an antisemitic hate crime.
A comprehensive overview of the latest developments across Australia, covering politics, economy, and social issues for Thursday's news cycle.
A new report reveals UK police forces are failing to protect child victims of online sexual abuse due to overwhelming caseloads and lack of funding, with investigators handling up to 54 cases each.
French government pressures DHS to free Marie-Therese Ross, an 86-year-old widow detained after overstaying visa, highlighting immigration tensions.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticizes conservative justices' emergency orders benefiting Trump, calling them 'scratch-paper musings' that 'ring hollow'.
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Former Trump budget director Russ Vought appeared before Congress to discuss fiscal policy, emphasizing spending cuts and conservative economic strategies amid ongoing budget debates.
A Department of Homeland Security employee was fatally shot in Georgia, prompting a federal probe and raising concerns about workplace safety and public service risks.
Senator Bernie Sanders' fourth attempt to block US weapons sales to Israel was defeated, but growing Democratic support signals shifting attitudes toward military aid.
Donald Trump renews threats to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, while a Republican senator blocks Trump's nominee over a criminal investigation into Fed renovations.
The Netherlands announces a $293 million investment in drone manufacturing for Ukraine, as Russia warns of escalation and attacks continue in Kyiv and Odesa, killing civilians.
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Analysis of the political harmony between the coalition government and One Nation Conservatives, exploring policy alignment and internal tensions in Westminster.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued a public apology to colleague Brett Kavanaugh for criticizing his immigration ruling opinion, highlighting deep divisions within the US Supreme Court.
Journalist Will Coldwell details the harrowing story of Albert Douglas, a British businessman imprisoned in Dubai, his alleged torture, and his family's relentless efforts to bring him home.
House Democrats accuse Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of high crimes including unauthorized Iran attack, civilian casualties, and national security breaches through classified Signal chats.
John Sidoti, found by Icac to have engaged in serious corrupt conduct, was celebrated as an esteemed Liberal luminary at a campaign fundraiser headlined by opposition leader Kellie Sloane.
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The US Southern Command announced a lethal strike on an alleged drug-trafficking vessel in the eastern Pacific, marking the fifth such attack in as many days and bringing the total death toll to at least 177.
As France gears up for the 2027 presidential election, the far-right National Rally leads polls, but a crowded field of contenders risks splitting the vote and handing victory to Jordan Bardella.
Labour leader Keir Starmer defends against peer George Robertson's claims of complacency on defence funding, while his leadership faces threats from Greens and Reform UK ahead of May elections.
Australia's federal court has released new rules for lawyers using generative AI, warning of adverse costs orders and legal consequences for misleading the court with AI-generated errors.
Overnight Russian drone and missile attacks across Ukraine have killed at least 12 people, including a 12-year-old in Kyiv, with significant damage reported in multiple cities.
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New South Wales' highest court has declared an anti-protest law unconstitutional, ruling it infringes on political communication rights. The law was enacted after the Bondi beach terror attack.
