162 Killed in Nigeria Village Attack
Gunmen have killed at least 162 people in Woro village, Kwara state, in one of Nigeria's deadliest recent attacks amid ongoing security crises.
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Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Reported Killed by Officials
Officials have announced the reported death of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of the former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, amid ongoing conflict in the region.
Police Officer Vows to Quit Over Paedophile's Suspended Sentence
A Met Police officer has vowed to resign after a paedophile who sexually assaulted a 12-year-old boy and possessed thousands of child abuse images avoided jail time in a London court case.
CIA Director Bill Burns' Messages to Jeffrey Epstein Revealed
Newly disclosed documents show CIA Director Bill Burns exchanged messages with Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about intelligence community contacts with the financier.
Sheriff Responds to Ransom Note Reports in Guthrie Case
Pima County Sheriff confirms investigation into alleged ransom note demanding Bitcoin for release of Savannah Guthrie's missing mother Nancy, 84, believed taken against her will.
Trump's Constitutional Challenge: Defying Article I?
Analysis of Donald Trump's potential violation of the US Constitution's Article I by seeking Republican control of elections, amid diplomatic meetings and military tensions.
Judge Halts ICE Teargas Use in Portland
A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order preventing ICE agents from deploying teargas and projectiles against protesters in Portland, Oregon, following reports of excessive force.
Trump Sparks Global Democratic Recession Fears
Human Rights Watch warns that a second Trump presidency could accelerate democratic decline, emboldening authoritarian regimes like China and Russia.
Trump-Petro Meeting Yields Drug Trafficking Agreement
US President Donald Trump and Colombian leader Gustavo Petro reached an agreement to combat drug trafficking during their first White House meeting, marking a diplomatic shift from previous hostile exchanges.
Greek Coastguard-Migrant Boat Collision Kills 14
A tragic collision between a Greek coastguard patrol vessel and a migrant speedboat near Chios has resulted in 14 fatalities, with 24 rescued and hospitalised.
New York Deploys Legal Observers for ICE Raid Monitoring
New York Attorney General Letitia James announces a volunteer legal observer team to document ICE enforcement actions, citing concerns over constitutional rights and transparency.
US Jet Downs Iranian Drone Near Aircraft Carrier
A US F-35C fighter jet intercepted and destroyed an Iranian Shahed-139 drone approaching the USS Abraham Lincoln with unclear intent in the Arabian Sea, escalating tensions ahead of nuclear talks.
US F-35C Downs Iranian Drone Near Carrier in Arabian Sea
US Central Command confirms F-35C fighter jet destroyed Iranian Shahed-139 drone approaching USS Abraham Lincoln with unclear intent. Incident occurs amid diplomatic efforts for US-Iran nuclear talks.
Forced Entry at Missing NBC Host's Mother's Home in Arizona
Investigators discover signs of forced entry at the Arizona home of Nancy Guthrie, 84-year-old mother of NBC Today host Savannah Guthrie, who was abducted overnight.
US F-35 Shoots Down Iranian Drone in Arabian Sea
A US F-35 fighter jet destroyed an Iranian Shahed-139 drone that approached the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier aggressively in the Arabian Sea, according to US Central Command.
Supermax-Style Units for Dangerous Criminals in England and Wales
David Lammy announces new tiered separation centres for extremist prisoners and potential legislation to limit human rights challenges to tougher jail conditions.
French Court Summons Two Over Gaza Aid Blockade
A French magistrate has reportedly issued summonses to two French-Israeli nationals, accusing them of 'complicity in genocide' for allegedly blocking humanitarian aid to Gaza.
UK Troops Train with NATO in Estonia's Winter
British forces participate in Exercise Winter Camp in Estonia, demonstrating NATO's strength amid political tensions and extreme cold weather training.
Driver High on Drugs Handed Police Beer After Crash
Keilan Roberts, high on cocaine, ketamine, ecstasy and alcohol, crashed his car in South Wales, killing 17-year-old Chloe Hayman, then handed officers a beer bottle at the scene.
Court Challenge to Scottish Transgender Prison Policy
For Women Scotland argues Scottish government policy on transgender inmates in female prisons contradicts a supreme court ruling, as a judicial review begins in Edinburgh.
US-Russia Nuclear Pact Expiry Sparks Arms Race Fears
The expiration of a key nuclear weapons treaty between the US and Russia has heightened global tensions, raising concerns about a potential new arms race and strategic instability.
UK Probes Musk's Grok AI Over Child Abuse Images
The Information Commissioner's Office launches formal investigation into Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot following reports it generated sexual imagery of children, raising serious data protection concerns.
UK Watchdog Probes X Over Grok AI Deepfakes
The Information Commissioner's Office has initiated a formal investigation into X and xAI, examining potential data protection law breaches linked to the creation of non-consensual sexual deepfake images using the Grok AI chatbot.
UK Probe into Elon Musk's Grok AI Over Child Imagery
The Information Commissioner's Office has launched formal investigations into X.AI and X Internet Unlimited Company regarding Grok AI's potential to generate harmful sexualised content.
Russia's Winter Assault Leaves Thousands Without Heating
A massive Russian air attack with 450 drones and 70 missiles has left over 1,000 buildings without heating in Kyiv during freezing temperatures of -20°C, as peace talks approach.
Trump Welcomes Colombian Leader to White House
President Donald Trump meets Colombian President Gustavo Petro at the White House for discussions on security and counternarcotics, following recent tensions over Venezuela and drug trafficking accusations.
Spycops Inquiry: Carlo Soracchi Case Reveals Systemic Issues
The public inquiry into undercover policing has highlighted the case of Carlo Soracchi, exposing systemic failures and ethical breaches in covert operations.
US-Europe Military Plan for Russia Ceasefire Breaches
Ukraine and Western allies have reportedly agreed to a phased military response if Russia violates future ceasefire agreements, with US involvement triggered after three days of attacks.
Met Police Sergeant Sacked Over Gaza Social Media Posts
A Metropolitan Police detective sergeant has been dismissed after sharing overtly political social media posts about Gaza, including content deemed antisemitic by a misconduct panel.
Trump's Iran Policy: Legacy of Escalation and Instability
Analysis of Donald Trump's aggressive stance towards Iran, its impact on Middle East stability, and the ongoing debate over regime change strategies in US foreign policy.
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