Thousands in Jharkhand keep marching and demanding reforms in recruitment exams after allegations of irregularities and leaked answer sheets.
Trump is reportedly emphasizing economic pressure on Iran rather than immediate military escalation, seeking leverage while limiting wider regional risks.
U.S. employers announced 16,095 planned hires in July, up 47% from June and marking the strongest July hiring total since 2022.
NATO says it is monitoring Russian provocations and preparing for multiple scenarios, highlighting Europe's continued focus on deterrence and readiness.
South Korean investors bought $4.6B of U.S. stocks in July, their biggest monthly allocation since January, signaling renewed confidence in Wall Street.
Over half of the X accounts spreading posts about Belfast and Southampton unrest were based abroad, according to an analysis.
Critics say a US embassy grant for UK “public education” is designed to promote “shared civilizational values” and influence politics.
Germany’s Interior Minister says suspected drone attacks are part of daily hybrid warfare from abroad, including intelligence and sabotage tactics.
Glenwood Springs council voted 6-1 to sue the ICE detention facility’s private landlord in state court over zoning violations.
Workers have begun dismantling the nearly completed White House helipad after President Trump ordered changes due to dissatisfaction with its design, leading to increased costs and delays.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has sent cease-and-desist letters to major retailers like Target and Amazon for selling illegal, non-UL-certified e-bikes and scooters, aiming to improve public safety.
Declassified memos reveal the FBI opened a secret counterintelligence probe into President Trump as a possible Russian asset after he fired James Comey, reigniting debates about political bias and national security.
Family members of the suspected shooter in the Caleb Quick murder case testified in court, providing context and character references as the trial proceeds in Fresno County.
Three people have been federally charged with threatening a judge, witnesses, and officials connected to the Nolan Wells investigation in Ohio, highlighting issues of witness intimidation.
A 23-year-old suspected intruder was mauled to death by eight German Shepherds at a property in Eschol Park, Sydney, leading to the seizure of the dogs and a police investigation.
The Trump administration has offered a record 25 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, the California-born leader of Mexico’s Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
Costa Rican diplomat Rebeca Grynspan has surged in early polling as a frontrunner for the UN’s next secretary-general.
A federal judge reluctantly dismissed the seditious conspiracy convictions of Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes and others, following a Justice Department request aligned with President Trump’s clemency actions.
Spain checked about 200 passengers arriving from Italy on the first day of reinstated border controls after a migration dispute.
Zelenskyy says Putin is preparing a covert mobilisation to increase pressure on Ukraine and psychologically target Europe.
Finland rejected a Russian family’s asylum request; they fear arrest and punishment if sent back for pro-Ukraine activism.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine can’t start Patriot missile production immediately, and gaining the capability will take years.
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ICE expects all field officers and agents to have body cameras by month’s end, but release depends on ICE.
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Chandler will stop using 40 Flock license plate reader cameras after an audit flagged possible misuse by a department employee.