As birthrates hit record lows, a growing trend sees couples opting for dogs instead of children, with one in three UK postcodes now having more dogs than kids. Meet the Dinkwads and explore why pets are becoming the new babies.
Gulf Cooperation Council countries face mounting pressure to retaliate against Iranian attacks on energy infrastructure, balancing defense with fears of being dragged into a wider war.
Gwyn Samuels, a former volunteer special constable with the Metropolitan Police, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for systematically grooming and raping a girl and a woman after meeting them online.
Sabri Essid found guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity for systematic killing, rape, and enslavement of Yazidis in Iraq. Historic verdict based on harrowing survivor testimony.
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National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard testified that voting machines were seized at the request of a Puerto Rico prosecutor pushing a debunked Venezuela election conspiracy theory.
A Canadian woman and her seven-year-old daughter with autism have been held by ICE in Texas, moved to a notorious detention center, and told to 'self-deport,' causing trauma and legal disputes.
A wave of violent attacks on synagogues and Jewish businesses across the UK, Europe, and the US is escalating, with incidents in Manchester, Michigan, and Toronto highlighting rising antisemitism. Experts warn these acts harm ordinary Jews, not political
Analysis reveals a 'rhetoric to reality gap' in UK defence as HMS Dragon's delayed deployment highlights stretched military capacity amid global threats.
The Home Office is investigating a company linked to the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light sect over skilled worker visa usage, following similar scrutiny in Sweden where deportation orders were issued.
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Gregg Phillips, a top FEMA official, has claimed on podcasts that he was teleported against his will to a Waffle House in Georgia, raising questions about his appointment to lead disaster response.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman faces intense backlash from fellow Democrats after casting the decisive committee vote to advance Republican Markwayne Mullin's nomination as Homeland Security Secretary.
US Southern Command reports a lethal kinetic strike on a suspected drug-smuggling vessel in the eastern Pacific, resulting in two fatalities and one survivor transferred to Costa Rican authorities.
A federal judge has blocked key parts of the Pentagon's press access policy, siding with the New York Times in a ruling that declared the Trump administration's rules unconstitutional.
Two personal injury attorneys, Jason Giles and Vanessa Motta, were found guilty of fraud, obstruction of justice, and witness tampering in a plot to stage vehicle accidents for insurance payouts.
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One Nation has removed Aoi Baxter as its candidate for Adelaide after media reports revealed a UK arrest warrant. The party claims it was unaware of the warrant.
Donald Trump called NATO members 'cowards' for not helping open the Strait of Hormuz, while allies offered vague support. The US prepares to deploy more troops to the Middle East amid ongoing tensions.
Ukraine has begun compulsory evacuations of children from Sloviansk amid Russian advances, while tensions with Hungary over EU aid escalate and drone attacks intensify.
In 2011, officer Clifton Lewis was killed while working security. Suspects were quickly identified, but interrogation tactics sparked controversy over due process.
Donald Trump expressed surprise after Japan, Australia, and South Korea declined to deploy warships to the Strait of Hormuz, impacting global oil supply and fuel prices.
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Iranian drones and missiles hit the Fujairah oil industry zone, the UAE's largest port and storage facility, escalating tensions in the Gulf. The attack raises concerns over oil prices, regional stability, and global economic impacts as the conflict inten
An in-depth look at the 2011 murder of Officer Clifton Lewis while moonlighting, the suspects from the Spanish Cobras gang, and the controversial police questioning that followed.
The Guardian's investigative podcast Off Duty delves into the 2011 shooting of off-duty officer Clifton Lewis, revealing police interrogation tactics and gang affiliations in Chicago.
In a tight Paris mayoral election, candidates are targeting dog owners with promises of more parks, subsidized vet visits, and transport access for canines.
On December 29, 2011, Officer Clifton Lewis was killed while working off-duty as a security guard in Chicago. This article explores the investigation into his murder, the suspects linked to the Spanish Cobras gang, and the Guardian's podcast series.
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On December 29, 2011, Officer Clifton Lewis was killed while working off-duty as a security guard in Chicago. Four suspects linked to the Spanish Cobras gang were identified, but all denied involvement under police questioning.
Health workers in south Lebanon allege Israel is systematically targeting medical facilities and ambulances, using double-tap strikes to make the area uninhabitable, with over 128 sites hit since March.
Analysis of the deteriorating UK-US special relationship under Trump and Starmer, examining historical context, Brexit impact, and Britain's diminished global influence.
British dual nationals face travel disruptions as new Home Office rules require passports for UK flights, leaving teenagers and families stranded abroad without proper documentation.
Experts caution British pet owners against bypassing costly animal health certificates with cheaper EU pet passports, risking entry refusal and legal issues.
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At least 400 people were killed in a Pakistan airstrike on a Kabul drug rehab center, with families spending Eid searching unmarked mass graves for loved ones amid international condemnation.
