US Admits 10,000 More White South African Refugees
The US government will increase refugee admissions for white South Africans from 7,500 to 17,500, citing an emergency situation. Trump's claims of 'white genocide' are rebutted by South Africa.
Category : Politics
Six States Hold Primaries; Trump Targets Massie in Kentucky
Voters in six states head to the polls for primaries, with Trump urging ouster of Republican critic Thomas Massie in Kentucky. Key races in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and others.
Pennsylvania Primary May Shape Democratic Party's Path
A competitive Pennsylvania primary pits establishment insiders against firefighter Bob Brooks, testing blue-collar populism's appeal in a key swing district.
Louisiana Payout Cannot Erase Pain of Ronald Greene Death
Ben Crump says $4.85m police settlement over Ronald Greene's fatal traffic stop helps show how 'truth must always come to light'.
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More US Women Move Abroad Driven by Politics and Work-Life Balance
40% of US women aged 15-44 want to emigrate, citing politics, gun violence, and work-life balance. Relocation firms report surging inquiries post-2024 election.
Hate Crime Probe After Fatal Shooting at San Diego Mosque
Five dead in shooting at San Diego's largest mosque, investigated as hate crime. Two teenage suspects died from self-inflicted wounds. Plus: Iran peace proposal, OpenAI trial win, and more.
South Asian Entrepreneurs Fuel UK Hate Content on Facebook
Investigation reveals young men in Sri Lanka and Pakistan use AI to create Islamophobic and far-right content for British audiences, earning substantial revenue from Meta.
Uefa Rejects Fifa's Automatic Red Card Rules
Uefa will not implement Fifa's new automatic red card rules for players covering mouths or leaving the pitch in protest, keeping existing regulations for its competitions.
Watchdog Probes Death After Bristol Protest
The IOPC is investigating the death of retired NHS worker Nicholas Stone, 65, who died after police contact at a counter-protest against far-right group Bristol Patriots.
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OpenAI Trial: Musk vs Altman Exposes AI's Ruling Cabal
The OpenAI trial verdict underscores that a small group of mostly men control the AI industry, raising questions about governance, safety, and public benefit.
Dark Side of MAFS: Allegations of Rape and Sexual Assault
A Panorama exposé reveals rape and sexual assault allegations from three former wives on Married at First Sight UK, raising serious questions about duty of care.
Data Sleuths Archive Epstein Files for Clarity
Volunteer data sleuths like Tommy Carstensen and Tristan Lee create advanced archives and facial recognition databases to analyze Jeffrey Epstein files, providing clarity on his network.
Don't Let Billionaires Lull You into AI Complacency
Tech billionaires like Musk and Altman downplay AI risks, but job losses and inequality loom. The US must enact protections like universal health insurance and wage insurance.
Police Warn Extra Grooming Gangs Funding May Fall Short
UK government announces near tenfold increase in funding for grooming gang investigations, but police warn the amount will likely fall short of what is needed for dedicated teams.
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Mango Founder's Son Arrested in Death Probe
Jonathan Andic, son of Mango founder Isak Andic, arrested in Catalonia over father's 2024 hiking death, initially ruled accident now investigated as homicide.
New BBC DG Matt Brittin Faces Cost Cuts and Culture Wars
Matt Brittin takes over as BBC director general, facing staff cuts, charter renewal, and culture wars. His plan: speed, savings, and editorial excellence.
77 Entities Face Charges Over Grenfell Tower Fire
Scotland Yard will send evidence to the CPS seeking charges against 57 individuals and 20 companies for the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire that killed 72 people.
Judge Bans ICE Arrests at Manhattan Immigration Courts
A federal judge in New York has blocked ICE from arresting immigrants at three Manhattan immigration courthouses, citing fear and injustice, amid protests over aggressive tactics.
Andy Burnham Confirmed for Makerfield Byelection
Andy Burnham has been confirmed as Labour's candidate for the Makerfield byelection, with Reform UK's Robert Kenyon as his main rival. The contest is expected on 18 June.
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Ex-Spanish PM Probed Over Airline Bailout
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero faces criminal investigation for alleged influence-peddling in the €53m state rescue of Plus Ultra airline during the pandemic.
Ebola in DRC: World Must Act Now to Prevent Disaster
A rare Ebola strain, conflict, and aid cuts make the DRC outbreak more dangerous. Experts urge global action to contain the virus before it spreads.
Jealous of New Yorkers: Zohran Mamdani's Mayoral Success
Columnist Arwa Mahdawi praises New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani for fixing potholes, protecting libraries, and expanding childcare, sparking envy in other cities.
Ministers Urge Labour MPs to End Anonymous Briefings
Yvette Cooper and Jonathan Reynolds call for respect and unity among Labour MPs, warning against factional briefings as party faces likely leadership contest.
GOP's Real Goal: Make Elections Irrelevant by Erasing Black Districts
New electoral maps in Tennessee, Louisiana, and Mississippi dismantle Black-majority districts, echoing Jim Crow-era tactics. Republicans prioritize representation destruction over voter persuasion.
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Sally Rooney Publishes Hebrew Translation with BDS-Compliant Publisher
Irish novelist Sally Rooney releases Hebrew translation of 'Intermezzo' through BDS-compliant publisher November Books, reversing earlier stance.
Sally Rooney and Samir Eskanda on BDS and Palestinian Rights
Sally Rooney and activist Samir Eskanda discuss her decision to publish with a BDS-compliant Israeli publisher, the cultural boycott, and the artist's role in demanding accountability for Palestinian rights.
Smotrich claims ICC seeks arrest warrant, vows retaliation
Israel's far-right finance minister Bezalel Smotrich says the ICC prosecutor has sought a confidential arrest warrant against him, and promises to retaliate by waging 'war' on the Palestinian Authority.
Boy, 9, Recalls San Diego Mosque Shooting: 'We Saw Bad Stuff'
A 9-year-old boy describes witnessing the deadly shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, recounting how children huddled in a closet as gunfire erupted.
UK Children's Reading for Pleasure Declines Sharply
Children's laureate Frank Cottrell-Boyce tells MPs to prioritize pleasure over learning in reading, citing screens, austerity, and poverty as causes of decline.
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Minister Defends Withholding Mandelson Files
Darren Jones defends redactions to Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment documents amid parliamentary criticism and upcoming byelection.
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