Activists Freed After Anti-ICE Church Protest
Nekima Levy Armstrong and Chauntyll Allen released from detention after federal judge's order, following controversy over White House altered image.
Category : Politics
End of Panda Diplomacy: Japan Returns Twin Pandas to China
Twin pandas Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei depart Tokyo's Ueno Zoo for China, marking the end of panda loans between the nations amid deteriorating diplomatic relations over Taiwan.
Tories Claim Government Retreat on Chagos Deal After Trump
Senior Conservatives allege the government is backtracking on the controversial Chagos Islands handover after a parliamentary debate was postponed. The move follows criticism from Donald Trump, who called the deal 'an act of great stupidity'.
Manhunt Widens for Alleged Triple Murderer in NSW
Police search for Julian Ingram, suspected of killing three including his pregnant ex-partner, while revealing he reported to officers on bail hours before the shootings.
US Military Strike Kills Two in Pacific Drug Operation
The US military has conducted a strike on a vessel in the eastern Pacific, resulting in two fatalities, as part of ongoing anti-narcotics operations.
ICE Detains 5-Year-Old Boy in Minneapolis, Family Policy Turbocharged
The detention of five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos by ICE in a Minneapolis suburb highlights a major shift in Trump administration immigration enforcement, targeting families with pending claims.
Texas Man Exonerated 70 Years After Execution
Tommy Lee Walker has been declared innocent nearly 70 years after his execution in a case prosecutors say was riddled with racial bias and false evidence in Dallas.
Hunter S Thompson Death Confirmed as Suicide by Colorado Probe
Colorado investigators have reaffirmed that journalist Hunter S Thompson's 2005 death was a suicide following a review prompted by his wife's concerns.
Texas Migrant Death Ruled Homicide in ICE Facility
The death of Cuban migrant Geraldo Lunas Campos in a Texas ICE detention centre has been officially classified as homicide following an autopsy revealing asphyxia from compression.
Major Police Force Cuts and National Targets Planned
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces sweeping police reforms including force mergers, national targets, and direct intervention powers to boost crime fighting across England and Wales.
US Border Official's Coat Sparks Nazi Comparison in German Media
German media outlets have drawn comparisons between US border patrol official Gregory Bovino's distinctive coat and Nazi-era uniforms, sparking controversy over immigration enforcement aesthetics.
White House Doctored Photo Unlikely to Derail Case
Legal experts analyse the impact of a White House doctored photo of Nekima Levy Armstrong, arrested in Minneapolis, on her criminal case proceedings.
Three Charged in UK Over Attacks on Pakistani Dissidents
Three British men have been charged following a series of highly targeted assaults against two prominent Pakistani dissidents living in the UK, with counter-terror police leading the investigation.
Guardian Corrections: Perry, Slotover, Hayden
The Guardian has published corrections regarding Philippa Perry's profession, Matthew Slotover's role, and Matthew Hayden's retirement date, alongside other amended articles.
Burnham's 24-Hour Labour Ultimatum Over By-Election
Labour's high command gives Andy Burnham just 24 hours to decide on a Commons by-election comeback, a move that could make or break his political future amid party tensions.
ICE Arrests 100+ in Maine Immigration Operation
US immigration authorities have detained more than 100 people in Maine during a controversial crackdown, targeting African nationals and causing widespread community alarm.
Swiss Bar Owner Released on Bail After Fatal Fire
Jacques Moretti, co-owner of Le Constellation bar where 40 died in a fire, has been released on bail with strict conditions as the negligent homicide investigation continues.
Starmer Demands Trump Apology for NATO Remarks
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer issues a furious rebuke to US President Donald Trump over 'insulting' comments about non-US troops in Afghanistan, demanding an apology.
Ex-Olympic Snowboarder Arrested for Drug Trafficking and Murder
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, wanted for large-scale cocaine trafficking and orchestrating a witness murder, has been arrested in Mexico after over a decade on the run.
Labour Tensions Rise Over Burnham's Potential Parliamentary Return
Keir Starmer faces internal pressure as Angela Rayner and union leaders push for Andy Burnham to be allowed to stand in the Gorton and Denton byelection, amid fears of a leadership challenge.
Chicago Lollipop Man Saves Child from Flooded Road
Joe Sass, a crossing guard at Jamieson Elementary School in Chicago, is being praised as a hero after carrying a child across a flooded intersection caused by a burst water main.
Mangione Murder Trial Jury Selection Set for 8 September
Luigi Mangione's federal murder trial for the killing of United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson will begin with jury selection on 8 September, as announced by Judge Margaret Garnett in a packed Manhattan courtroom.
Ex-Police Informer Jailed for Paedophile Crimes
Nick Gratwick, a former police informer who spied on environmental activists, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for 38 paedophile offences including plotting to rape children.
Paedophile jailed for life over 'nightmare' child rape messages
Edward Gratwick, 68, receives life sentence with minimum 20 years for 38 child sex offences involving encrypted apps and planning to abuse children as young as six.
UAE Funds Gaza's First Planned Community with Biometrics
The United Arab Emirates plans to finance Gaza's first planned community near Rafah, requiring biometric data submission for access to services like education and healthcare.
Jenrick and Badenoch in 'Special Place in Hell' Row
Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch trade accusations of lying over leaked texts from Tory chief whip Rebecca Harris, escalating tensions after Jenrick's defection to Reform UK.
Farage's Davos Trip Funded by Billionaire Trust
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's World Economic Forum attendance was hosted and paid for by a $10bn family trust of an Iranian-born billionaire, with further financial links emerging.
Five Arrested in Indiana Judge Shooting
Five individuals have been arrested in connection with the shooting of an Indiana judge and his wife at their Lafayette home, with three facing attempted murder charges amid ongoing investigations.
Spanish Court Drops Julio Iglesias Assault Complaint
Spanish prosecutors have shelved a sexual assault and human trafficking complaint against Julio Iglesias, citing lack of jurisdiction as alleged offences occurred outside Spain.
Trump's Foreign Policy Reaches Crescendo at Davos
Donald Trump's maximalist foreign policy approach dominated Davos this week, with Greenland threats withdrawn and Gaza peace board launched amid growing global resistance.
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