Three former FBI agents have filed a class-action lawsuit against the bureau and Department of Justice, alleging they were wrongfully fired for investigating Donald Trump. The suit claims political retribution.
A federal judge has permanently blocked the Trump administration's executive order to end funding for NPR and PBS, ruling it violates the First Amendment by targeting disfavored viewpoints.
President Trump signs executive order restricting mail-in ballots and creating national voter file, drawing immediate legal threats from Democratic officials who call it unconstitutional overreach.
Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on European allies for refusing to join the US-led war against Iran, telling them to seize oil by force. France expressed surprise as tensions rise.
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Donald Trump escalates tensions with European allies over Iran conflict, telling them to 'get your own oil' as fuel prices surge past $4 per gallon in the US.
The Trump administration announces relocation of US Forest Service headquarters from Washington DC to Salt Lake City, sparking controversy over public land management and scientific integrity.
Donald Trump signed an executive order to restrict mail-in voting and create a national voter list, but critics argue it's unconstitutional and likely to be blocked by courts.
The town of Porepunkah in Victoria grapples with exhaustion and division as its name becomes linked to fugitive Dezi Freeman, with fears over business impacts and lingering sympathy for the double-murderer.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will deliver a national address on the fuel crisis, while Treasurer Jim Chalmers announces Covid-era support measures for businesses affected by soaring fuel prices.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's scheduled national television address has generated widespread unease, as Australians grapple with soaring petrol prices and fossil fuel concerns.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will deliver a national address tonight, urging Australians to conserve fuel. This follows new support measures and a fuel excise cut that has already lowered petrol and diesel prices nationwide.
As oil prices surge amid the Iran conflict, Labour ministers urge calm while experts argue for energy reduction advice. The government faces balancing reassurance with practical guidance as household bills are set to rise again.
Moira Deeming may secure the top spot on a Victorian Liberal ticket after a rerun preselection ballot was ordered, with critics calling the short nomination window a 'stitch up'.
Across Europe, far-right parties are deploying parliamentary queries, legal traps, and policing to target NGOs and stifle dissent, threatening democratic foundations in multiple EU nations.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese delivered a rare national address, outlining Australia's response to the Middle East conflict and urging citizens to conserve fuel for critical needs.
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves detail government measures for cost of living support and targeted energy bill aid, with political debates heating up as the new financial year begins.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urges Australians to prepare for economic challenges from the Middle East war, announcing fuel excise cuts and a national security plan.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has delivered a rare national address, outlining measures to secure fuel supplies amid Middle East tensions while urging Australians to conserve fuel.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese delivered a rare national address, urging Australians to 'think of others' and prepare for challenging times ahead, amid global energy price spikes.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks to Australians about rising fuel and living costs due to the Middle East conflict, outlining government measures to shield the economy.
Terrified families were barricaded inside shops as gangs of teenagers swarmed Clapham High Street for a second night, leading to arrests and early closures of major retailers.
Supporters of the assisted dying bill plan to enlist 200 MPs to reintroduce it this summer, using parliamentary tactics to bypass House of Lords opposition.
Police are investigating after gunshots were fired into a Haringey restaurant early yesterday morning. No injuries were reported, but photos show bullet holes in the venue's doors.
Conservative-led Hillingdon Council granted former councillor Alan Deville a £113,100 rent discount despite his foster support group being inactive, allowing him to sublet for profit.
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An American journalist has been kidnapped in Baghdad while Tottenham Hotspur faces strong opposition from fan groups over the appointment of Roberto De Zerbi as manager.
A new UK law taking effect today makes public sexual harassment a specific criminal offense, with perpetrators facing up to two years in prison for behaviors like catcalling and following.
Supporters of the assisted dying bill plan to use parliamentary procedures similar to those that banned fox hunting to overcome House of Lords opposition and pass the legislation this summer.
A new harassment offence targeting intentional sex-based harassment in public places takes effect, with offenders facing up to two years in prison in England and Wales.
Joseph Dow, 38, has been charged with murder and attempting to defeat justice in the death of David Smith, 49, who was found dead in Glasgow on March 17. The suspect appeared in Glasgow Sheriff Court and was remanded in custody.
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The independent national inquiry into grooming gangs will directly examine whether ethnicity, culture, or religion influenced offending and institutional responses in England and Wales.
