
Three Men Including Labour MP's Husband Arrested on Suspicion of Spying for China
Three men were arrested by counter-terrorism police on suspicion of assisting Chinese intelligence services in the UK, then released on bail.

Three men were arrested by counter-terrorism police on suspicion of assisting Chinese intelligence services in the UK, then released on bail.
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to invite executives from major corporations to accompany the president on a trip to China.

The Trump administration is proposing reductions to U.S. Forest Service operations and wildfire research programs.

Democrats on House Judiciary Committee demand alcohol assessment for Patel following published allegations about drinking behavior.

Senegal's parliament speaker El Malick Ndiaye has resigned from his position, sparking speculation about political maneuvering.

A judge sided with Maricopa County's top election official in a legal fight over election authority with the local board.
A federal immigration officer faces assault charges after video showed the agent putting a protester in a chokehold during demonstrations outside a Colorado ICE facility.

Senator Josh Hawley requests probe into $1.5 billion in Medicare and Medicaid funds allegedly used for transgender procedures by Planned Parenthood.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy launched a five-part YouTube reality series featuring his family, prompting concerns about potential ethics violations.

The DOJ has launched a Title VI investigation into Arizona State University's diversity, equity and inclusion practices following viral videos.

North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger trails primary challenger Sam Page by just two votes in a race that could reshape state power dynamics.

Courtney Williams, 40, was arrested by the FBI and indicted for allegedly sharing classified military information with a reporter.

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch conducted a rare interview addressing judicial independence and threats to the federal judiciary.

Lu Jianwang faces trial for allegedly running a secret Chinese government facility in Manhattan's Chinatown to target dissidents.

The Times challenges a Pentagon requirement for official escorts, part of ongoing legal battle over press access restrictions implemented in September.
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