FBI Director Admits Agency Buys Americans' Location Data
Kash Patel confirmed the FBI purchases location data on Americans during a Senate hearing, sparking debate over Fourth Amendment rights and surveillance reform.
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SA Liberals Prefer One Nation, Risking Brand Damage
The South Australian Liberal Party is directing preferences to One Nation ahead of Labor in the state election, a strategic move that echoes federal deals but risks tarnishing the party's brand with hardline associations.
Thinktank Calls for Corporate Donation Ban to Safeguard UK Elections
CenTax warns that new election funding bill has exploitable loopholes, failing to prevent foreign interference through corporate donations totaling £293m since 2001.
Senate Blocks Measure to Limit Trump's War Powers on Iran
Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic resolution to restrict President Trump's authority to wage war against Iran without congressional approval, in a 53-47 party-line vote.
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Trump's $11.3B Iran War Spending Outstrips Health and Science Funds
The US spent $11.3 billion on bombs in the first week of the Iran conflict, surpassing annual budgets for the EPA, CDC, and National Cancer Institute combined.
Democrats Walk Out Over 'Fake' Epstein Briefing
House Democrats protested a closed-door briefing by Attorney General Pam Bondi on Jeffrey Epstein files, calling it 'outrageous' after she refused to commit to testifying under oath.
Ukraine Hits Russian Aircraft Plants, Kremlin Critic Calls for Putin to Step Down
Ukraine's military targeted two Russian aircraft production and repair facilities deep inside Russia, while a former pro-Kremlin operator publicly turned against Vladimir Putin. Multiple developments unfold on day 1,485 of the conflict.
NY Student Released After 10 Months in ICE Detention
Dylan Contreras, a Venezuelan high school student in the Bronx, has been released from an ICE facility after 10 months, sparking national outrage over immigration enforcement.
Hong Kong Fire Hearings Begin: 168 Dead in Wang Fuk Blaze
Public hearings start into Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court fire that killed 168 people, investigating safety standards and construction practices in the deadliest residential blaze in decades.
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Russian Oil Tanker Heads to Cuba Amid Blackouts and Trump Threats
A Russian tanker carrying 730,000 barrels of crude is en route to Cuba as the island faces nationwide power outages under US economic pressure, with Donald Trump threatening to 'take' the country.
MP Charlotte Nichols Details 1,088-Day Rape Trial Ordeal
Warrington North MP Charlotte Nichols has waived her right to anonymity to share her traumatic experience as a complainant in a rape trial, describing the 1,088-day wait for court as 'like having a bruise punched'.
FBI Probes Ex-Counter-Terrorism Chief Over Iran War Resignation
Joe Kent, former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, is under FBI investigation for alleged classified information leaks. Kent resigned after criticizing US airstrikes on Iran, claiming Israel influenced the decision.
Snowball Fight Sparks Clash Between NYC Mayor and NYPD
A viral snowball fight in Washington Square Park has escalated into a significant political conflict between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the NYPD, highlighting deep divisions over policing approaches in New York City.
Jacinta Allan Dismisses Leadership Rumors as 'Scallywag' Gossip
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has brushed off internal Labor party rumors of a leadership challenge, labeling them as gossip from 'a few scallywags.' Despite polling showing low approval ratings, sources indicate no immediate threat to her position.
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Juan Carlos Seeks Hero's Return from Exile in Spain
Disgraced former Spanish king Juan Carlos aims to return from Abu Dhabi exile as a hero, but newly released files and ongoing scandals continue to shadow his legacy.
Orbán's Ukraine Loan Veto Sparks EU Fury at Summit
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán faces intense pressure from EU leaders over his blockade of a €90bn loan for Ukraine, demanding repairs to a Russian oil pipeline before releasing funds.
Nigeria, DRC Jihadist Violence Rises as Global Terrorism Falls
A new report reveals Nigeria recorded the largest increase in terrorism deaths globally in 2025, with a 46% rise, while the DRC saw a 28% increase. This contrasts with a global decline of 28% in terrorism fatalities.
Trump Threatens Iran's South Pars Gasfield Over Qatar Strikes
Donald Trump threatens to 'massively blow up' Iran's South Pars gasfield if Tehran attacks Qatar, as Israeli strikes and Iranian retaliation disrupt global energy markets and escalate regional tensions.
Varadkar: LGBTQ+ Rights Face 'Chill Wind' in Europe
Former Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar warns that LGBTQ+ rights in Europe are under threat from conservative Russian influence and US withdrawal, calling for Europe to defend its values.
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Pete Hegseth: Trump's Loyalty Hire in US Government
Analysis of Pete Hegseth, the US 'secretary of war,' his bizarre outbursts, and why Donald Trump favors him despite public disapproval and a troubled backstory.
Historic Electronic Tagging Expansion Announced for UK Offenders
The UK government has unveiled the largest expansion of electronic tagging in British history, targeting tens of thousands of offenders in England and Wales to address prison overcrowding and enhance monitoring of high-risk individuals.
Wales' Taith Programme at Risk of Closure Over Funding
The Taith international learning scheme in Wales, established post-Brexit as an alternative to Erasmus+, is under threat due to uncertain funding. Despite funding twice as many projects as Erasmus+, its future hinges on political decisions and potential U
Trump Administration Violates Policies by Deporting Parents Without Kids
A report reveals the Trump administration is deporting parents without allowing them to arrange care for their children, causing severe mental distress and family separations.
Reich to Allies: Don't Confuse Trump with Americans
Former US Labor Secretary Robert Reich appeals to global allies, emphasizing that Donald Trump's actions don't represent the majority of Americans who support international cooperation.
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US War Costs in Iran Surpass $18 Billion
The undeclared US war in Iran has cost over $18 billion, with daily expenses reaching $500 million. Analysis reveals massive spending on munitions, air defense, and combat losses amid rising casualties.
Tanzanian Woman's Death Sentence Quashed After Decade on Death Row
Lemi Limbu, a woman with severe intellectual disabilities in Tanzania, has had her conviction and death sentence overturned after over a decade in prison. She now faces a retrial for her daughter's murder, sparking outrage from human rights advocates.
Epstein Emails Expose Elite Connections to High-Profile Figures
A Guardian analysis of over a million Epstein files uncovers extensive email correspondence with economist Larry Summers, director Woody Allen, and banker Jes Staley, revealing personal and professional relationships.
Hormuz Blockade Cripples US Defense Supply Chains, West Point Warns
A West Point analysis reveals the Strait of Hormuz closure is causing a 'paralyzing' disruption to critical mineral supplies, threatening US munitions production and military readiness with soaring prices and supply chain opacity.
Trump Threatens Iran's South Pars Gas Field Destruction
Donald Trump threatens to destroy Iran's South Pars gas field after Israeli strikes, escalating Middle East tensions. FBI admits buying Americans' location data, and César Chávez abuse allegations surface.
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UN Women's Rights Agency Merger Sparks Global Alarm
Feminist groups warn UN proposal to merge agencies could undermine gender equality programs amid Taliban abuses and Heritage Foundation's patriarchal vision.
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