Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced hostile protesters at Sydney's Lakemba Mosque who criticized his government's position on the Gaza conflict.
A federal appeals court judge warned that reviving a lawsuit against a Black Lives Matter activist could threaten First Amendment protections.
Federal prosecutors in Miami have assembled an interagency working group to explore possible criminal charges against Cuban government officials.
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley has introduced legislation seeking to eliminate FDA approval for mifepristone, a drug used in most U.S. abortions.
Gov. Janet Mills launched an attack ad against primary opponent Graham Platner over his 2013 Reddit comments about sexual assault in their Senate race.
Casey Means faces Republican opposition over vaccine recommendations as health care affordability remains a voter concern.
Michigan State Representative Karen Whitsett says she will leave elected office, citing conflicts between her Christian faith and Democratic Party positions.
Federal immigration detention of children has decreased significantly while overall ICE arrests have accelerated nationwide in 2026.
Immigration enforcement impacts adoptees from abroad facing citizenship issues and leaves pets behind as owners are detained or deported.
The Trump administration is intensifying efforts to influence news coverage of Middle East conflict through criticism and regulatory threats.
Democratic governors and candidates are making Trump's tariffs a central campaign issue, citing economic impacts while Republicans defend the policies.
British newspapers reported on rising fuel costs, Trump's Iran war comments, and scrutiny of Lord Mandelson's US ambassador nomination over multiple days.
The NYC Council will vote Thursday on bills affecting police deployment at protests and establishing buffer zones around houses of worship.
Dan Osborn restructured his Nebraska Senate campaign following allegations of improper payments to family members through PACs and consulting firms.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced suspension of study visas from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan, citing system abuse.
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