ICE Halts Reporting Deaths of Released Detainees
Acting ICE director David Venturella rescinds Biden-era policy requiring reporting and investigation of deaths of newly released detainees, raising transparency concerns.
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Week in Photos: Protests, Strikes, and Champions League
A roundup of the week's most striking images: police attacks in Southampton, Russian strikes in Kyiv, PSG's Champions League victory, and more global events.
No Court Can Block Trump's White House Ballroom, DoJ Says
A Department of Justice lawyer argues only Congress can halt the $400m White House ballroom project, as the Trump administration seeks to overturn a lower court's block on construction.
Putin Rejects Zelenskyy Meeting, Reaffirms War Goals
Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed a meeting offer from Ukraine's Zelenskyy, insisting on seizing all of Donbas and other regions, while Ukraine continues drone strikes on Russian infrastructure.
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Chagossians Urge UK to Hand Over Islands to Mauritius
A Chagossian delegation visiting the UK calls on parliamentarians to finalize legislation transferring the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, criticizing political delays.
Guardian View on Henry Nowak Murder: Big Tech, Far Right Arms Race
The Guardian editorial on Henry Nowak's murder highlights how big tech and the far right amplify myths and grievances, calling for renewed efforts to reduce knife crime rather than racial antagonism.
US State Dept Blasts UK Policing in Nowak Case
The US State Department accused the UK of 'two-tiered policing' as a symptom of civilizational decline, following the Henry Nowak murder case, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Brexit's Legacy: Lies, Division, and Economic Pain
Ten years after the Brexit vote, Britain faces a battered economy, darkened national conversation, and lingering disinformation. Yet, hope remains as a majority now favors rejoining the EU.
Israel Strikes Lebanon After Evacuation Orders
Israel launched airstrikes on southern Lebanon after ordering evacuations of nine villages, causing thousands to flee. Hezbollah rejected a ceasefire deal, escalating tensions.
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Alien Hunters Update Guidelines on Sharing News of Possible Intelligent Life
Experts have released new protocols for handling potential alien signals, aiming to prevent panic and misinformation while promoting transparency and scientific credibility.
Albania Protests Over Kushner-Trump $1.6bn Resort
Thousands protest in Tirana against a $1.6bn luxury resort backed by Jared Kushner and Donald Trump, citing environmental damage and lack of transparency.
Botched Deportation: Seven Flights, Swallowed Batteries, Huge Cost
A man with a British wife and son, and a single non-custodial sentence, was deported after a costly Home Office campaign involving seven flights, swallowed batteries, and hundreds of thousands in taxpayer money.
Australia must act on Israel's crimes: UN commissioner's plan
UN commissioner Chris Sidoti outlines 20 steps Australia must take to fulfill legal obligations in response to Israel's grave violations of international law in Gaza and the West Bank.
Aukus Pact Concerns Grow Over Trump's Unpredictability
Concerns over the Aukus pact intensify amid debate on Australia's defence ties to Donald Trump's America. Labor faces scrutiny on the $368bn deal's cost and reliability.
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War's Toll on Lebanese Civilians: A Humanitarian Crisis
The ongoing conflict in Lebanon has devastated civilian life, with widespread displacement, infrastructure damage, and a deepening humanitarian crisis affecting millions.
EU Leaders Push for Faster Enlargement in Western Balkans
EU leaders at a summit in Montenegro stress the need to accelerate enlargement, with Germany's Merz citing 13 years without new members as a shortcoming. Gradual integration proposed.
Iran's World Cup joy fades amid political divide and hardship
Iranians once celebrated World Cup qualifications with street parties, but now a growing divide between fans and the national team, coupled with economic woes and war, has dampened the mood.
ISS Astronauts Evacuate After Air Leak Detection
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station were forced to evacuate to a safe module after an air leak was detected. The crew is safe and the situation is under control.
ISS Astronauts Shelter as Russian Crew Fixes Air Leak
Astronauts on the ISS were ordered to shelter in spacecraft while Russian crew works to fix a worsening air leak in their section. Nasa monitors the situation closely.
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Albania Outraged Over Kushner-Trump $1.6bn Resort Plan
Thousands protested in Tirana against a $1.6bn luxury resort backed by Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, citing environmental damage and lack of transparency.
Trump DOJ Weaponizes Civil Rights Against Students of Color
The Justice Department under Trump is using civil rights laws to attack UCLA and Yale for admitting Black and Hispanic students, ignoring systemic inequalities and misinterpreting court rulings.
Senate Blocks Surveillance Bill Over Pulte Pick
Seven Republican senators joined Democrats to block FISA extension amid concerns over Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, citing lack of experience.
Quarter of UK musicians lost all EU work since 2021
A report by European Movement UK reveals over a quarter of British musicians have lost all EU work since 2021, with average tour earnings down 45%. Many say touring Europe is no longer viable due to Brexit barriers.
Trump Sues BBC for £10bn Over Edited Speech Broadcast
Donald Trump is suing the BBC for £10bn over an edited speech broadcast before the Capitol riots. His legal team rejects a BBC request for financial information, calling it a 'fishing expedition'.
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UK-EU Summit May Still Be in July Despite Deadlock
The EU says the UK-EU summit may still occur in July, but talks on youth mobility remain deadlocked, with potential delays to autumn. EU sources cite loss of momentum.
GOP States Counter Pride Month with Conservative Rebrands
Republican-led states like Indiana and Tennessee rebrand June as 'nuclear family month' or 'fidelity month', sparking backlash from LGBTQ+ advocates who see it as an attack on Pride celebrations.
UK Supreme Court Ruling Strips Disability Safeguards
Campaigners warn that a UK Supreme Court ruling removes vital safeguards for severely disabled people, increasing abuse risk in care homes and hospitals.
Farage: Starmer Ignoring Public Anger Over Nowak Murder
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage criticises the British establishment for failing to address public anger after the murder of Henry Nowak, as riots erupt in Southampton.
Xi Jinping to Visit North Korea June 8-9
Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to Pyongyang for a state visit from June 8 to 9, marking a rare diplomatic engagement between the two nations.
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Tourist slammed for Dunkin' coffee demand in Rome
A Florida woman's attempt to order a 'five and five' coffee in Rome has gone viral, sparking backlash over her 'rude' and 'entitled' behavior.
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