Spain's conservatives lose majority, need Vox support
Spain's People's Party wins Andalucían election but loses absolute majority, forcing reliance on far-right Vox to form a government. Socialists hit all-time low.
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Drones Reshape War in Colombia, Killing Dozens
Drone attacks by armed groups in Colombia have surged since 2023, killing civilians and soldiers. Experts warn the shift is escalating the decades-long conflict.
Far Right and Christian Revival in the UK: Video
A Guardian investigation explores whether the UK is experiencing a Christian revival, and how far-right figures like Tommy Robinson are using Christianity as a national identity symbol.
Democrats Target Maine Senate Seat: Collins Under Fire
Democrats see Susan Collins as vulnerable in Maine's Senate race. Challenger Graham Platner gains momentum despite controversies, as Trump's shadow looms large.
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Utah Lawmakers Unite to Ban Prediction Markets
Utah Republican lawmakers push to ban prediction markets like Kalshi, citing gambling concerns, despite federal backing and legal battles.
Green Party's Strategic Radicalism: Balancing Popularity and Principles
The Green Party debates how to be radical and popular. A strategic focus on popular radical policies like rent caps and wealth taxes could consolidate success and replace Labour from the left.
Trump Crackdown May Cost $479bn in Taxes
Tax experts warn that Trump's immigration enforcement could deter undocumented immigrants from filing taxes, leading to up to $479bn in lost revenue over 10 years.
Ambition in Politics: What Drives Wannabe PMs?
Exploring the naked ambition of UK political leaders like Starmer, Burnham, and Farage, and what it means for governance and public trust.
Epstein Note to Cellmate Tartaglione Released
A note Jeffrey Epstein wrote to cellmate Nicholas Tartaglione has been unsealed, revealing cryptic phrases. Tartaglione, a quadruple murderer, claims Epstein wanted to stay with him for safety.
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Spanish Court Orders €55M Payout to Shakira Over Tax Error
A Madrid court ruled Spain's tax agency must pay Shakira over €55 million after wrongly fining her for 2011 taxes, citing insufficient proof of residency.
IMF Urges UK to Stay Course on Borrowing Cuts
The IMF praises Rachel Reeves for deficit reduction but warns of domestic uncertainty as bond markets fret over a potential Labour leadership challenge to Keir Starmer.
Lammy: No Timetable for Starmer's Departure
David Lammy says Keir Starmer will not set a departure timetable, urging Labour to unite after internal strife and focus on the Makerfield byelection.
Man Arrested After Three Found Dead in Sydney Home
A 47-year-old man was arrested after the bodies of a woman and two children were discovered at a home in Campbelltown, Sydney. Police are investigating.
NY Home Care Workers Strike Over 24-Hour Shifts
Home care workers in New York are resuming a hunger strike after the city council delayed a vote on the No More 24 Act, which would end mandatory 24-hour shifts paid for only 13 hours.
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California Mayor Pleads Guilty as China Agent
Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang pleaded guilty to acting as an illegal foreign agent for China, facing up to 10 years in prison. Experts say China's influence efforts are common.
Ex-Republican Geoff Duncan Runs as Democrat for Georgia Governor
Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, excommunicated from the GOP, is now running as a Democrat for governor, testing political loyalties in the Trump era.
New BBC Boss Faces Strikes on First Day
Matt Brittin begins role as BBC director general amid staff strikes and warns of 'tough choices' as he seeks budget cuts of 10%.
Tech oligarchs erode democracy, says Stanford economist
Mordecai Kurz argues tech billionaires hoard power, eroding democracy through monopolies. He predicts reform after crisis, urging humane capitalism.
Anthropic to Brief FSB on Claude Mythos AI Risks
Anthropic will brief the Financial Stability Board on its Claude Mythos AI model, which can identify cyber vulnerabilities. The model is not publicly released due to hacking fears.
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Austin Shooting: Three Juveniles Held After Random Attacks
Three youths are in custody after a random shooting spree in Austin, Texas, wounded four people. The suspects allegedly fired at buildings and houses while driving stolen cars.
Rejoin, Reset, or Go Swiss? UK's Brexit Options
Wes Streeting suggests UK could rejoin EU. Options include full membership, Swiss-style deal, Norway-style EEA, or reset. Challenges remain.
Mexico City's 'Axolotlisation' Sparks Backlash
Mexico City's mayor paints infrastructure purple and adorns it with axolotl murals for the World Cup, drawing criticism over wasted resources and safety concerns.
Ex-Assistant Principal Trial for School Shooting by 6-Year-Old
Ebony Parker, former assistant principal, goes on trial for ignoring warnings that a 6-year-old student had a loaded gun, later used to shoot teacher Abby Zwerner.
Cuba Warns US of 'Bloodbath' Over Drone Claims
Cuba's president warns any US strike would lead to a 'bloodbath' after reports of over 300 military drones acquired by Cuba, escalating tensions.
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Rural UK Becoming 'Food Desert' for Low-Income Families
Over half of rural UK households earning under £40,000 struggle to access affordable healthy food, with poor transport and shop closures creating food deserts.
Trump Approval Rating Sinks to 37% in Second Term
Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to 37%, the lowest of his second term, as voters express discontent over the cost of living and the US-Israel war on Iran.
Burnham Rules Out EU Return, Vows Domestic Focus
Andy Burnham says he won't try to return the UK to the EU and vows a 'relentless domestic focus' in his Makerfield byelection campaign, aiming to change Labour and fix the country.
Belgian Ex-Diplomat Dies Before Lumumba Murder Trial
Étienne Davignon, 93, the last person charged in the 1961 assassination of Congolese PM Patrice Lumumba, died before standing trial for war crimes.
Judge Allows Gun, Notebook Evidence in Mangione Trial
A judge ruled Monday that evidence from a warrantless backpack search at a McDonald's is suppressed, but a gun and notebook found later at the police station are admissible in Luigi Mangione's murder trial.
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Australia's Social Media Ban Reduces Teen News Access
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