Arwa Mahdawi reflects on the devastation in Lebanon, where Israeli airstrikes have killed hundreds, including many children, and displaced over a million people. She argues that the world must not normalize this violence.
Donald Trump reschedules cabinet meeting from Camp David to White House due to heavy rain, as Iran war negotiations reach crucial stage with conflicting signals.
Judith Levine argues that Trump's blatant corruption, from slush funds to immunity deals, breeds cynicism that undermines democracy and paves the way for autocracy.
Labor MP Ed Husic calls for Australia to establish a 'red line' on Israel, including tougher sanctions and ending defence cooperation, citing mistreatment of flotilla activists and other incidents.
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Former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf calls for a hefty jail term for Peter Murrell, who embezzled £400,000 from the SNP, expressing anger at the betrayal.
A trans campaigner warns that the UK Supreme Court ruling and EHRC guidance enforce segregation, urging parliament to restore legal protections for transgender people.
Albert Manifold, fired as BP chair after less than a year, denies poor conduct allegations, calling his removal a 'false narrative' amid ongoing boardroom turmoil.
Reform UK spent £252,000 on Facebook ads in the final two weeks before May elections, nearly matching Labour, with sophisticated targeting and localised ads.
Residents of Kfarchouba live under nightly raids, daytime bombings, and strict Israeli control, fearing for their lives in a West Bank-style occupation.
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Ken Paxton, scandal-ridden Texas AG, defeats John Cornyn in GOP runoff, signaling Trump's enduring grip. Plus: UN warns of record hunger due to Iran war.
Pope Leo XIV's criticism of rapid AI development sparks division among Americans, with some praising his moral leadership and others warning against government overreach.
USCIS announces that foreigners adjusting status for green cards must now do so from outside the US, marking a major policy shift after 60 years. Share your story.
Zoë Garbett, Hackney's first Green mayor, takes office after a historic local election victory, vowing to tackle housing, inequality, and climate justice in one of England's most diverse and deprived boroughs.
The Home Office has rejected a proposal to allocate funds for domestic homicide reviews, sparking concern from the domestic abuse commissioner.
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Daniela Klette, former Red Army Faction member, sentenced to 13 years for armed robberies committed while hiding for three decades in Berlin.
Israel struck over 120 targets in Lebanon, killing at least 22 people, as a US-brokered ceasefire with Hezbollah nears collapse, complicating peace talks.
A Supreme Court ruling weakens the Voting Rights Act, threatening majority-Black districts in Alabama and potentially reducing Black political representation.
Hungarian lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to remain a member of the International Criminal Court, overturning a decision by former PM Orbán to withdraw, just days before the exit would have taken effect.
Home Office data shows immigration officers assess young asylum seekers as adults twice as often as social workers, raising safeguarding concerns and calls for reform.
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Former President Joe Biden files a lawsuit to prevent the Justice Department from releasing transcripts and audio of interviews that exposed his memory lapses and derailed his 2024 campaign.
Kenneth Iwamasa, who injected Matthew Perry with ketamine, was sentenced to prison for his role in the actor's 2023 overdose death.
UK vetting agency flagged Peter Mandelson's links to Chinese finance minister, Russian oligarch Deripaska, and Israeli spy chief, recommending denial of security clearance before his US ambassador role.
Fresh revelations about Peter Mandelson's security clearance raise questions for Keir Starmer and officials over links to China, Russia, and a £1m loan.
Three Democratic state attorneys general say their deputies were turned away from a White House fraud roundtable hosted by JD Vance, accusing the Trump administration of politicizing the issue.
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John Crace digests Tony Blair's essay on Labour's self-delusion, highlighting Blair's own self-delusion as he critiques the party he once led.
Resident doctors in England will strike for four days in June, the 16th stoppage in a long-running pay dispute. The BMA blames the new health secretary for the action.
At least nine people have died in UK waterways amid a heatwave. Experts urge caution, lifeguard-supervised swimming, and cold water shock awareness.
With 35 candidates vying for the French presidency, the fragmented mainstream risks handing victory to the far-right National Rally, threatening EU stability.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara resigned after a report found he likely interfered in a sexual misconduct investigation, leading to a breach of trust with Mayor Jacob Frey.
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WHO head Tedros warns of 'catastrophic collision' of disease and conflict as Ebola cases near 900 in DRC, urging warring parties to agree to an immediate ceasefire.
