Campaign against mandatory UK digital ID cards grows as debate intensifies; leaders frame policy as security measure vs. privacy concerns.
Open Doors data and U.S. officials frame Nigeria's Christian persecution as a broader regional crisis, prompting questions about media coverage and international response.
Claims Labour Together used private detectives to probe him after uncovering undeclared donations tied to Keir Starmer's team
Family petitions grow as community battles to rebuild the fire-damaged school and officials consider its future
The 16-year-old suspect, Jaysohn Sykes, was arraigned on second-degree murder and weapons charges; bail was denied, with potential punishment up to 25 years to life.
At least 31 dead and more than 50 injured in Karur district crowd surge as authorities launch a probe; Prime Minister Modi expressed condolences and Tamil Nadu leaders pledged medical aid.
Metropolitan Police say the brief detentions were conducted under schedule 3 of the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Act; WPB says there was never any offence and that the move was intimidation of opponents
Austin police identify Robert Eugene Brashers as linked to the four teen killings from more than three decades ago; case remains open as investigators plan a Monday briefing
Danish and Lithuanian authorities report drone sightings near military facilities and airports amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine, with NATO states reiterating airspace concerns.