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A former ICE director highlights operational issues following 17 shootings involving ICE officers, questioning the agency's tactics, training, and recruitment amid increased reliance on traffic stops.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law, introduces changes affecting unaccompanied migrant children, including new fees and deportation measures, amid ongoing legal aid funding disputes.

Andy Burnham is letting US forces strike Iran from UK bases, according to reports. See what the decision covers, why it is so sensitive at home, and how Trump fits in.

The Justice Department has launched denaturalisation cases against 10 naturalised Americans accused of hiding serious crimes, with officials warning that more complaints are coming.

The US control over Venezuelan oil revenue has led to calls for an audit, amid concerns about transparency and legal justification, as Venezuela struggles with economic and humanitarian crises.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani acknowledges his administration cannot arrest Israeli PM Netanyahu due to legal limitations, urging federal action on ICC warrant related to Gaza conflict allegations.

Pawn Stars star Rick Harrison has warned that the much-hyped Trump gold coin being sold to supporters is mostly copper, even as he predicts it could become a hot political collectible.

US Defence Secretary faced intense questioning in Congress over a $80 billion military funding request, amid concerns about rising costs and unclear strategy in the ongoing conflict with Iran.

Donald Trump's defamation suit against the BBC has boomeranged in a Miami court, with a judge ruling that his own damage claims open the door to scrutiny of his finances across more than 400 companies.

Rural communities in America face a healthcare crisis as hospital closures and Medicaid cuts leave residents with limited access to emergency and maternity services.

Ukrainian President Zelensky has replaced Commander-in-Chief Gen. Syrskyi with Maj. Gen. Drapatyi amid protests demanding military leadership reform, sparking debate over the motivations behind the decision.

Opposition leaders and student groups have criticised the police response after videos from the Delhi protest circulated widely online.

France has enacted a groundbreaking law banning social media for children under 15, aiming to protect them from online harms. This move could set a precedent for digital regulation across Europe.

US cabinet members have launched TikTok accounts following a Justice Department decision allowing federal use of the app, after significant ownership changes addressed national security concerns

Andy Burnham approves continued US use of UK bases for Iran operations, balancing Britain's alliance with Washington and legal concerns over the conflict.

France has become the first European country to restrict social media access for children under 15, aiming to protect them from online risks. The move is part of a broader digital sovereignty push.

Trump's 50% tariffs on Canadian imports may raise prices on beer, wine, and dairy, while hockey sticks face limited impact. The tariffs affect $20 billion worth of goods, excluding some key sectors.

Volodymyr Zelensky has replaced Ukraine's top military commander following protests over military strategy, aiming to modernise the army and address public discontent without disrupting ongoing operations.

Donald Trump is considering nominating FIFA President Gianni Infantino for UN Secretary-General, citing his global respect and ability to unite nations.

A US court has ordered Donald Trump to disclose financial records in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC, potentially exposing his business empire to scrutiny.

Alexey Korshenko, ex-director of Sheremetyevo Airport's business terminal, was found dead, sparking renewed interest in the 2023 crash of Yevgeny Prigozhin's jet, though no direct link has been established.

President Trump supports FIFA's Gianni Infantino for UN Secretary-General. Their relationship, built during the 2026 World Cup, faces criticism over political optics and governance concerns.

Trump's HHS has frozen more than $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota over suspected fraud, raising new questions about reimbursement delays, provider strain, and what comes next for patients and states.

France's National Assembly has passed a bill banning social media for children under 15, requiring tech companies to verify ages by September. The move aims to address mental health concerns.

The US House faces controversy over Section 219 in the NDAA, which proposes a permanent US-Israel Defence Technology Cooperation Initiative, sparking debate over its implications for military policy.

US Cabinet members are set to launch TikTok accounts after the DOJ confirmed federal employees can use the platform, marking a significant policy shift from previous national security concerns.

A US official warns of insufficient missile stockpiles for ongoing operations in Iran, raising concerns about military readiness and transparency from the Pentagon.

Russia's Putin has publicly thanked North Korea for its military support in Ukraine, highlighting the evolving strategic alliance between the two nations amid speculation of a potential summit.

A Southwest Airlines flight from Orlando to Manchester diverted to Charleston due to a suspected fuel leak. The crew declared an emergency, and passengers were safely transferred to a replacement aircraft.