93% of ICE Street Arrests Target Latinos in NY-NJ
An investigation reveals that 93% of ICE street arrests in New York and New Jersey target Latinos, sparking fear and legal challenges over racial profiling.
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Spanish PM's Wife Faces Corruption Trial, Banned from Leaving
A Spanish judge rules Begoña Gómez, wife of PM Pedro Sánchez, must stand trial on corruption charges and is banned from leaving the country. Sánchez calls it politically motivated.
Jim Jordan Linked to Dark Money from ICE Contractor
A report reveals close ties between Trump loyalist Jim Jordan and Geo Group, which received $250,000 in dark money after a bill tripled ICE funding.
Meloni Denies Trump's Claim She Begged for Photo
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni refutes Donald Trump's claim that she begged him for a photo at the G7 summit, calling it fabricated and shocking.
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UK Train Crash Kills One, Injures Dozens in Bedford
A major crash between two passenger trains in Bedford, UK, killed one person and injured 89 others, with 11 suffering very serious injuries. Emergency services responded swiftly.
Third Gulf War Left Israel Weaker, Says Canberra Times
Analysis suggests Israel's strategic position has weakened following the Third Gulf War, challenging assumptions about military strength and regional stability.
Whale Graveyard: 1,200km Underwater Cemetery Found
Scientists have uncovered a massive whale graveyard spanning 1,200km in the ocean, offering new insights into marine ecosystems and whale behavior.
Burnham's Win Puts Pressure on Starmer to Step Aside
Andy Burnham's landslide victory in the Makerfield byelection, with a majority of 9,231, has intensified calls for Keir Starmer to step aside as Labour leader, with allies hoping for a swift transition.
Farage Should Worry After Makerfield Defeat
John Harris analyzes Reform UK's byelection loss in Makerfield, highlighting candidate flaws and strategy issues. Labour's win offers hope but challenges remain.
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Trump Shifts Focus from Iran to Ukraine
After signing a 14-point agreement with Iran, Donald Trump turns attention to Ukraine peace. The Guardian's Andrew Roth discusses the chances of success.
US-Iran Talks Cancelled Amid Hezbollah-Israel Violence
US-Iran peace talks in Switzerland were abruptly cancelled as Hezbollah and Israel traded heavy strikes, breaking the ceasefire. Plus: UK Labour byelection win, AFL great Tony Modra critical, and more.
Trump's Iran Deal Could Leave Legacy in Tehran's Hands
Donald Trump's war on Iran, initially aimed at resolving hostage crises, now mirrors Jimmy Carter's presidency as Tehran gains leverage through the Strait of Hormuz and a new MOU.
Ashura in Nabatieh: Mourning Amid Rubble and War in Lebanon
In war-torn Nabatieh, Lebanon, Ashura commemorations blend grief for Imam Hussein with mourning for recent victims of Israeli strikes, as a fragile ceasefire holds.
Guardian's 2026 Environment Forum: Practical Climate Action
Join the Guardian's environment forum on Oct 20, 2026, for expert-led discussions on practical climate solutions. Tickets available for in-person or livestream.
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Severe Storms Hit Europe and Asia, France Faces Heatwave
Severe thunderstorms brought destruction to the Balkans, with 65mph winds in Slovenia. Hong Kong experienced black rain warnings as France faces an atypical heatwave with temperatures up to 41C.
First suspected H5N1 case on mainland Australia
A migratory seabird in southern Western Australia has tested positive for avian influenza, with further testing to confirm if it's the deadly H5N1 strain. No mass mortality or poultry infection reported.
Obama Center Opening Stirs Pride and Unease on South Side
Chicago's South Side residents celebrate the Obama Presidential Center opening but fear gentrification, rising rents, and displacement of longtime Black residents.
Shrimp Demand Destroying Ecuador's Mangroves
Ecuador's shrimp boom is destroying mangroves, threatening shellfish gatherers' livelihoods. Weak regulation and unchecked pollution worsen the crisis.
Veteran saves crash victim with battlefield first aid
Marine veteran James Brown used combat medical training to save a truck driver with a severed artery after a crash, earning recognition as a highway angel.
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Solar Geoengineering Cannot Buy Time for Decarbonisation
Leading climate scientists argue that solar geoengineering is a dangerous distraction that cannot buy time for decarbonisation, warning of catastrophic termination shock risks.
Nigel Farage Urges Restore Voters to Back Reform
Nigel Farage appeals to Restore Britain voters to support Reform UK after a disappointing Makerfield byelection, where Andy Burnham won emphatically.
Starmer Vows to Stand in Leadership Contest After Burnham Win
PM Keir Starmer announces he will stand in any Labour leadership contest triggered by Andy Burnham's landslide Makerfield byelection victory, despite poor approval ratings.
Reform's Genius Plan: Field Terrible Candidates, Then Lose
Nigel Farage's Reform UK faces backlash after a disastrous byelection result in Makerfield, with poor candidate choices and internal strife undermining the party's progress.
Activists urge Fifa to drop Aramco sponsorship
As scorching heat hits World Cup games, climate activists call on Fifa to end its Aramco sponsorship, arguing it harms player welfare and the planet.
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Venice Mayor Plans to Hike Entry Fee to €50
Venice's new mayor, Simone Venturini, proposes raising the day-tripper entrance fee to as much as €50 to discourage tourists during peak periods, building on the current €5 fee.
Western Europe Heatwave: France Temperatures Exceed 40C
More than half of France's population is under severe weather warning as temperatures exceed 40C. Macron urges vigilance, trains cancelled, schools reschedule exams.
Scientists Fight Trump's Proposed Research Grant Cuts
Stand Up for Science founder warns proposed OMB rule would create a $1.5tn slush fund and dismantle US science ecosystem, potentially halting thousands of clinical trials.
World Cup Matches in Severe Heat, Analysis Finds
An analysis reveals two World Cup matches were played in severe heat, with wet-bulb temps above 28C, a level players' union says should trigger delays.
Midwives Denied Visas for Key Summit on Childbirth Deaths
Leading midwives from Africa and Asia were denied visas to attend the International Confederation of Midwives congress in Lisbon, sparking outcry over setbacks in maternal health progress.
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Boy, 3, Critically Injured in Crocodile Enclosure at UK Zoo
A man arrested after a three-year-old boy was critically injured in a crocodile enclosure at a UK zoo has been released on bail. The boy remains in critical but stable condition.
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