The family of a man who died in ICE custody at a New Jersey facility is demanding answers and an independent investigation into the circumstances of his death and medical care.
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has announced her plan to return from exile in India by December 2026, despite facing a death sentence and potential arrest.
Olivia Rodrigo denounced Donald Trump’s Planned Parenthood “defunding,” telling supporters they’ll “never stop fighting.”
Turkey’s ruling alliance has submitted a draft law aimed at ending the decades-long conflict with the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) by protecting many former militants from prosecution and suspending prison sentences for some.
New Mexico’s attorney general sues the DOJ and Acting AG Todd Blanche, accusing them of blocking state investigation of Epstein crimes.
A court heard a Bristol man messaged a friend he “did not find dying a problem” before an ISIS-linked plan.
Turkish prosecutors have requested parliament lift Özgür Özel’s immunity and that of MP Veli Ağbaba over bribery allegations.
New UK guidance confirms single-sex toilets and changing rooms should be used based on biological sex, not gender identity.
A Bristol man reportedly told a friend he “didn’t mind dying” before his ISIS “martyr trip,” court heard.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warn that any renewed U.S. aggression could spark attacks across Gulf states and beyond
A proposed Iran-Oman agreement would let Tehran control ships entering the Strait of Hormuz, sources told Reuters.
Sheikh Hasina says the ban on Bangladesh Awami League is unjust and self-defeating, urging authorities to restore political rights.
Lebanon’s Prime Minister Nawaf Salam attacks Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem, saying he is “serving Israel” before direct talks.
CSIS says Alberta’s Oct. 19 referendum could be vulnerable to mis- and disinformation campaigns by foreign actors.
The Trump Department of Justice has launched its largest-ever denaturalization effort, targeting naturalized citizens accused of fraud and serious crimes, signaling a stricter approach to immigration enforcement.
The Financial Times reports Trump turned down Zelenskyy’s request for hundreds more Patriot interceptors, citing limited U.S. stockpiles.
France’s new law bans unsolicited marketing calls from Aug. 11, requiring prior consent to contact consumers by phone.
Israel has intensified military attacks on Gaza, challenging the implementation of the Trump administration’s peace plan and raising concerns about humanitarian impacts and diplomatic viability.
A senior NSW police officer apologized for failing to warn Jewish groups about a neo-Nazi protest, acknowledging a communication failure that left the community feeling vulnerable and unsupported.
Aboriginal community police officers have filed a class-action lawsuit against NT authorities, alleging systemic racial abuse, discrimination, and unequal treatment within the police force.
The Australian government is prioritizing onshore visa applicants to reduce net overseas migration, aiming for sustainable population growth and greater stability for temporary residents already in the country.
Authorities warn Australians of scammers posing as Census officials ahead of the August 11 deadline, urging residents to verify identities and never share financial details.
Jennifer Lackard, a Mount Vernon public safety official, was fired and charged with attempted murder for allegedly driving her son away from a gang-related shooting scene in the Bronx.
Four professors have sued the Texas A&M University System, challenging policies that limit the teaching of race, gender, and sexual orientation, citing violations of academic freedom and free speech.