Border Official Mocked Jewish Faith of Minnesota Attorney
Recently demoted border patrol commander Gregory Bovino reportedly made sarcastic remarks about US attorney Daniel Rosen's Jewish faith during a phone call with prosecutors in Minnesota.
Category : Politics
Epstein's Plan to Use Sarah Ferguson for Redemption
Newly released emails expose Jeffrey Epstein's scheme to pressure Sarah Ferguson into retracting her criticism, revealing his efforts to salvage his reputation post-conviction.
Milan Protests Against ICE at Winter Olympics
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Milan's Piazza XXV Aprile to protest US Immigration and Customs Enforcement involvement in Winter Olympics security.
Storm Hinders Search for Missing British Girl in Morocco
Search efforts for seven-year-old Inaayah Makda from Blackburn, swept to sea in Casablanca, are being hampered by severe weather conditions, according to her local MP.
Epstein Files Expose Andrew's Family Financial Ties
Newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case reveal the Duke of York's sustained contact with the financier after his conviction and financial assistance to his family.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 30 in Gaza, Including Children
At least 30 Palestinians, including children and police officers, have been killed in Israeli airstrikes targeting multiple locations in Gaza, such as an apartment building and a tent encampment.
NI Unity Referendum by 2030 Urged
First Minister Michelle O'Neill calls for a border poll on Irish unity by 2030, citing Brexit as a cautionary tale and urging political preparation.
Epstein Files Photos: High-Profile Figures Featured
Sky News examines photos from the latest Epstein files release, featuring Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Bill Clinton, Brett Ratner, Bill Gates, and Peter Mandelson.
Peter Tatchell Arrested Over 'Intifada' Placard
Veteran activist Peter Tatchell arrested at London pro-Palestinian march for carrying 'Globalise the intifada' sign, sparking free speech debate.
ICE Observer Groups Grow After Minnesota Shootings
The killings of Minneapolis residents Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents have sparked a nationwide surge in ICE observer groups, with thousands joining to document and deter enforcement actions.
Milan Protest Against ICE at Winter Olympics
Hundreds demonstrated in Milan against US ICE agents' security role at the Winter Olympics, linking it to concerns over fascism in America.
Epstein Files: Millions Still Withheld Sparks Outrage
The US Justice Department released 3.5 million Jeffrey Epstein files, but withheld millions more, raising questions about transparency and protecting the powerful.
Tatchell Arrested at London Palestine March Over Placard
Veteran activist Peter Tatchell was arrested in London for carrying a 'globalise the intifada' sign at a Palestine solidarity rally, calling it an attack on free speech.
Trump Pardon Fuels Fears for Honduran Environmentalists
Donald Trump's pardon of former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández has intensified concerns about impunity for crimes against environmental defenders in one of the world's most dangerous countries for activists.
Afghan Men Accused of Raping Girl, 12, in Nuneaton
Two Afghan men are on trial for allegedly targeting and raping a 12-year-old girl near a playground in Warwickshire, with CCTV footage shown in court.
US East Coast Braces for Blizzards as Storm Deaths Mount
A severe winter storm has claimed at least 85 lives across the US, with blizzards and freezing temperatures now threatening the East Coast. Hundreds of thousands remain without power in the Southeast.
Iran Denies Assassination After Explosions
Iran denies targeting of military leaders after explosions in Ahvaz and Bandar Abbas kill at least four, with tensions high amid US threats.
Minneapolis Mourns Alex Pretti with Daily Memorial Vigils
Residents of Minneapolis's Whittier neighbourhood gather daily to refresh a memorial for Alex Pretti, transforming local businesses into community refuges after federal agents' teargas deployment.
Epstein Files Photos Show Royals, Politicians and Celebrities
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents include photos of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Bill Clinton, Brett Ratner and Lord Mandelson, as Sky News examines the latest batch.
Iran Explosions: Child Killed, Israel Denies Role
Two separate explosions in Iran have killed at least five people, including a four-year-old girl, with Israel denying involvement amid heightened regional tensions.
Israeli Strikes Kill 30 Palestinians in Gaza
Hospital officials report at least 30 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza, including women and children, marking one of the deadliest days since the October ceasefire.
Save Act Threatens US Voting Rights for Millions
Republican-backed Save Act could disenfranchise millions of American voters ahead of midterms, disproportionately affecting women and minorities through restrictive documentation requirements.
Epstein Files Show Royal Links After Conviction
Latest US justice department release details how high-profile figures, including Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, maintained friendships with Jeffrey Epstein after his 2008 child sex abuse conviction.
Iran Explosions: Regime Denies Military Leader Targeted
Two separate explosions reported in Iran with casualties in Ahvaz, as authorities dismiss claims of targeting Revolutionary Guard commander amid heightened US-Iran tensions.
Post Office Fights First Capture Appeal Case
The Post Office will oppose the first Court of Appeal case involving the faulty Capture accounting software, which predated Horizon and caused wrongful convictions.
Nurses Honour Alex Pretti in Vigils Amid DHS Funding Fight
Nurses and supporters gather across the US to remember Alex Pretti, a VA nurse killed by federal agents, as Senate debates DHS funding and protests escalate.
NATO Chief Rejects European Defence Without US Support
Mark Rutte, NATO's secretary general, has bluntly dismissed the idea of Europe defending itself without US help, sparking debate among European leaders over military autonomy and spending.
Explosion at Iran's Bandar Abbas Port Amid Tensions
An explosion has caused significant damage in Bandar Abbas, Iran, as authorities deny reports of a targeted military leader, escalating regional tensions.
Labour Picks Stogia for Gorton and Denton Byelection
Manchester city councillor Angeliki Stogia has been chosen as the Labour candidate for the upcoming Gorton and Denton byelection, following a hustings event and local member vote.
Hammersmith Bridge: Britain's Broken Decision-Making Symbol
Hammersmith Bridge's seven-year closure highlights Britain's fragmented governance and inability to execute infrastructure projects efficiently, despite available solutions.
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