The US government signals stricter standards for permanent residency, potentially affecting eligible applicants and changing how decisions are made.
A woman has been charged with offensive language for allegedly making anti-Semitic comments to Jewish leaders and Sydney Swans players at the Bondi Beach terror attack memorial site.
A police officer was shot and hospitalized during an incident in a suburb, leading to a temporary lockdown as authorities secured the area and searched for suspects.
President Trump has stated that a decision on a "massive attack" against Iran is close, raising global tensions and impacting oil markets amid ongoing military strikes.
Donald Trump has added a new statue to the White House Rose Garden, continuing a trend of modifications that have sparked debate over the preservation and personalization of the historic space.
Following Colt Gray’s guilty plea in the Apalachee High School shooting, investigators revealed new details and victims delivered emotional statements, highlighting the lasting impact of the tragedy.
The DNC committee has recommended South Carolina as the first state to vote in the 2028 Democratic presidential primaries, continuing a shift toward a more diverse and representative early voting calendar.
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Police are investigating Reform UK donations, including money linked to a company owned by deputy leader Richard Tice.
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Zelenskiy warns Russia plans to bring in 30,000 North Korean troops and says Moscow is already preparing to receive them.
Ukraine’s president says Russian reconnaissance repeatedly photographed U.S. (and allied) facilities in the Gulf ahead of an Iranian strike, adding that he’s “100%” confident the information was shared to help target American forces.
India’s Cockroach Janta Party calls off protests after Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns, saying key demands were accepted.
A single underscore in evidence metadata helped convict an innocent Halifax man, sending him to 18 months in jail.
New Jersey signed a law blocking “surveillance pricing,” preventing grocery stores and delivery apps from using personal data for prices.
Thousands march in Taipei as opposition demands answers after benzo[a]pyrene-tainted cooking oil triggers widespread recalls.
Flávio Bolsonaro has been selected as the Liberal Party’s presidential candidate, carrying his father’s political banner into 2026.
Albania’s “More tomorrow” protests concluded on day 55, after weeks of demonstrations and sustained public pressure.
Reports say India’s education minister resigned following protests by the Cockroach youth movement, citing a political victory.
Japan plans to study “quantitative management” for foreign residents, potentially reshaping immigration oversight and staffing of local services.
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Amnesty International says the Tisza government’s rush to elect a Constitutional Court judge is unjustified and undermines fair processes.
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Petr Pavel visited the Hungarian Formula 1 Grand Prix today not in an official capacity, but as a private, accredited photographer.
Minnesota residents push back on nursing home alcohol limits, as a “Grandparents’ Happy Hour” proposal gains momentum.
A US Senate committee passed a bill that could bar Mercedes-Benz sales if Chinese ownership exceeds a 15% threshold.
Austin police say a 17-year-old was shot and killed after officers believed he had a gun, later found a water bottle.
Iran’s Khamenei tells Hezbollah only “jihad and resistance” remain, urging continued struggle against the United States and Israel.