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Fallout from second fatal shooting amid immigration operation in city dogs White House, though raids continue

Experts say uneven connectivity suggests regime is throttling and filtering data as losses said to hit $36m a day

Surrey mayor Brenda Locke called on Ottawa to declare a federal state of emergency after 35 incidents of extortion crime took place in the BC (British Columbia) city this month. “The City of Surrey is experiencing an acute and escalating crisis of organized extortion, intimidation, and targeted shootings resulting in…

Pacifism is core to modern European culture, but a ‘no arms’ attitude risks leaving artists and film-makers short of answers when facing military aggression and political threats

A 9,000-member group’s legal win could flip a congressional seat to Democrats in the midterms

Bangladesh’s foreign affairs Adviser Md Touhid Hossain on Wednesday said that there was “no reason” for India to recall the family members of its diplomats from Dhaka. This comes after New Delhi cited precautionary safety concerns amid rising extremist activity ahead of the country’s general elections scheduled for February 2026.

PTI reports Pakistan’s jailed former PM being denied proper medical treatment and visits from family and lawyers

Neil Young has pulled his Digital Archive from Amazon and made it free, citing concerns over Trump-era politics and corporate power.

Trump's latest Iowa story of a tearful supporter sparks ridicule and renewed doubts about his recurring 'Sir' anecdotes ahead of the 2026 campaign.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrives in Beijing for the first UK visit in eight years, attempting to rebuild trade ties with China and unlock £billions in economic opportunities whilst navigating geopolitical tensions with the US and security concerns over espionage.

In a bold move, Texas has stopped the hiring of new H-1B visa holders at state agencies and universities until May 2027, raising alarms for the healthcare sector.