US Green Card Applicants Must Return Home for Processing
USCIS announces green card applicants must process from abroad, marking a major Trump-era immigration policy shift affecting mixed-status families.
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Gabbard Resigns as US Intelligence Chief After 15 Months
Tulsi Gabbard resigned as director of national intelligence after a turbulent 15-month tenure marked by loyalty to Trump, controversial actions, and growing sidelining.
Corrections and Clarifications: Guardian News May 23
The Guardian publishes corrections and clarifications for errors in recent articles, ensuring accuracy and transparency in reporting.
Police Drop Case Against Artist Over Nazi Satire, Awards Costs
Police dropped charges against artist Michael Agzarian for displaying Nazi symbols in political satire. Judge awarded over $12,000 in costs, criticizing delay.
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Three dead in Sydney crash after police welfare check
A 42-year-old man died after fleeing police during a welfare check and crashing into a Toyota in Sans Souci, killing two others. Investigation ongoing.
Putin Vows Revenge for Luhansk Attack; Ukraine Denies
Putin blames Ukraine for deadly drone strike on student dorm in Luhansk, vows retaliation. Ukraine says it targeted Russian military command. Nato urged to respond firmly.
Abortion Pill Fight in US Far from Over
The US Supreme Court preserved access to abortion pills, but a near-total ban looms. Carter Sherman and Dr. Angel Foster discuss the ongoing legal battle and its impact on patients nationwide.
Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as US Intelligence Chief
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as US director of national intelligence after a tumultuous tenure, citing her husband's cancer diagnosis. She was sidelined by Trump on key national security issues.
Israeli Strikes Kill 10 in Lebanon, Including Six Paramedics
Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon killed 10 people, including six paramedics and a child, straining the US-brokered ceasefire. Lebanon's health ministry condemns violations of international law.
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Abortion Pill Fight Far from Over Despite Court Ruling
The US Supreme Court preserved access to mail-order abortion pills, but the battle is just beginning as a nationwide ban looms. Experts discuss the impact on patients.
Abortion Pill Fight in US: Supreme Court and Future Threats
The US Supreme Court preserved mail-order abortion pill access for now, but the fight continues. Carter Sherman and Dr Angel Foster discuss the legal battle and potential nationwide abortion ban.
French Stars Fear Bolloré's Media Grip: EU Fund Solution
Canal+ bans 600 film professionals over anti-Bolloré petition. An EU endowment fund could safeguard media independence from billionaire influence.
Albanese Emotional Over Labor's Tax Reforms at Conference
Anthony Albanese became visibly emotional defending Labor's negative gearing and CGT changes at the Victorian Labor conference, vowing to rebalance housing for first home buyers.
Five UK Toys Found with Asbestos in Guardian Tests
Guardian investigation reveals five toys on sale in Britain contain asbestos, raising concerns about post-Brexit safety regulations and gaps compared to EU recalls.
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Britain's Pothole Crisis: £18.6bn Backlog and Growing
Councils fix a pothole every 17 seconds, but the repair backlog costs £18.6bn. Climate change, budget cuts, and heavy traffic worsen the issue, leaving roads in managed decline.
8 Ways to Defeat Vladimir Putin
Timothy Garton Ash outlines eight key strategies for democracies to counter Putin's ambitions, including supporting Ukraine, increasing economic pressure, and bolstering European defense.
Tim Wilson: Budget an 'Economic Earthquake'
Shadow treasurer Tim Wilson calls the federal budget an 'economic earthquake' at the National Press Club, defends migration policy, and responds to Keating's criticism.
Allan Revives SEC Apprenticeships in Pre-Election Push
Jacinta Allan announces 2,000 state-sponsored electrical apprenticeships at revived SEC, addressing workforce shortages ahead of Victorian election.
Australia Joins Coalition Against Israeli Settlements
Australia joins UK, France, Germany, Canada, and others in condemning Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank, citing breaches of international law and unprecedented settler violence.
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China Mine Gas Blast Kills 90 Workers in Shanxi
A gas explosion at the Liushenyu coal mine in Shanxi, China, has killed at least 90 workers. President Xi Jinping urges all-out rescue efforts and accountability.
Love Island Star: Reform Contestant Safety After MAFS Scandal
Sharon Gaffka, a former Love Island contestant, argues that reality TV welfare must become independent and preventive to protect participants, following the Married at First Sight rape allegations.
Reeves Fights to Stay as Chancellor Amid Labour Turmoil
Rachel Reeves launches rearguard action to remain chancellor, with allies warning Ed Miliband would spook bond markets amid Labour leadership speculation.
Fake Statue Seller Foiled by Modern Printing
Andrew Crowley tried to sell fake ancient statues to Sotheby's but was caught when his forged invoices used printing methods from 2001, not 1976.
Goldsmiths Students Occupy Library for a Month Over Cuts
Students at Goldsmiths, University of London, have occupied the library for a month to protest cost-cutting measures that threaten 269 staff jobs. The 'Free Goldsmiths' movement demands transparency and action.
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Five Men Stabbed in Acton: Arrest Made on Suspicion of GBH
Five men were stabbed on Horn Lane, Acton, on Friday afternoon. Four victims are in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, and a fifth man was arrested on suspicion of GBH and drug supply.
Man Arrested for Kissing British Boy in Magaluf Pool
A 33-year-old Romanian man was arrested in Magaluf for allegedly kissing a four-year-old British boy in a hotel swimming pool. He faces sexual assault charges.
Five Stabbed in West London, One Arrested
Five men were stabbed outside a shop in Acton, west London. Four victims hospitalized; a 26-year-old arrested on suspicion of GBH and drug offenses.
Lewisham Green Mayor Announces Cabinet Team
Mayor Liam Shrivastava unveils nine cabinet members covering housing, youth, environment, and more, marking a historic Green leadership in Lewisham.
City Hall Job Cuts: 80 Roles at Risk, Services Feared Damaged
Senior GLA officials confirm 80 roles still at risk amid £10m savings plan. Unison warns of serious damage to London public services from understaffing.
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Teacher Denies Fabricating Bath Story in Son's Death Trial
Jamie Varley, accused of murdering adopted son Preston, denies inventing a bath drowning story. Pathologist ruled out drowning, citing 40 traumatic injuries consistent with abuse.
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