Senate Blocks Trump's War with Iran
The US Senate voted on Tuesday to block President Donald Trump from resuming war with Iran without congressional approval, after 10 attempts. The vote was suppo
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Investigation into Trump Ordered by Justice Department Sparks Fears of Retribution
The Justice Department's investigation into former President Donald Trump has sparked concerns among congressional Democrats that the probe is part of a broader
US Surveillance Program Set to Expire
The US is on the verge of losing a powerful surveillance tool as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is set to lapse on Friday. This marks
Iran Deal Leaves Netanyahu in a Political Bind
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a severe political backlash following the ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran. The deal was brokered by
World Cup Kicks Off Amid Measles Outbreak Concerns
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is underway, bringing together millions of people in crowded stadiums, raising concerns about disease spread. Health officials are warni
Climate Change Set to Disrupt Barcelona’s Sea‑Land Breeze, Boosting Ozone Levels
A new study predicts that climate warming will reshape the sea‑land breeze cycle around Barcelona by 2050. Researchers modeled future wind patterns and pollutan
‘Hands Off Our NHS’: UK Protests Erupt Over Palantir Deal
Protests broke out in the UK over a deal between the National Health Service (NHS) and US data analytics firm Palantir. Hundreds of people gathered at a major h
Republicans Divided Over Trump's Call for Restrictive Voting Bill
Republicans in the US Congress are at odds over President Donald Trump's push for a restrictive voting bill. Trump is urging lawmakers to use the budget reconci
Warlords Seize Power in Global Conflict Zones
As the world grapples with multiple conflicts, a new report paints a grim picture of the erosion of international law. Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Israel's an
Formaldehyde Exposure Threatens Health of NHS Staff, Study Warns
A new analysis published in the British Medical Journal on Monday finds that thousands of NHS employees are regularly exposed to formaldehyde concentrations tha
Never Can You Be Safe": Belfast's Sudanese Community on Edge After Attack
A Sudanese barber shop owner in Belfast was smiling when asked if he felt safe, but his tranquility was shattered by two men who suddenly howled at his doorway.
Christian Leaders Question £28m Donation Amid Climate Crisis Concerns
The Church of England is grappling with a dilemma after receiving a £28m donation from Sir Paul Marshall, co-owner of GB News. Sir Paul Marshall's TV channel ha