
UK agrees new £662m three-year deal with France to tackle Channel crossings
Britain will provide France with £662 million over three years to fund police operations targeting illegal Channel crossings.

Britain will provide France with £662 million over three years to fund police operations targeting illegal Channel crossings.

French officials and reports allege Israeli tech company BlackCore conducted digital interference operations targeting elections in Scotland, NYC, and France.

University of California will review its standardized testing ban after 1,400 faculty members cited significant math preparation gaps among incoming students.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro received permission to serve his 27-year coup attempt sentence at home instead of prison due to deteriorating health conditions.

Congress considers various bills targeting insulin costs, Social Security benefit caps, and housing policy in separate legislative initiatives.

Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan is leaving his position after coaching the team for six seasons.

Police arrested 19 people following disorder in Northern Ireland, including an arson attack on a house in north Belfast.

The UCLA Bruins captured their first NCAA women's basketball title in program history with a decisive victory over South Carolina.

A fire at a vape shop on Union Street prompted the evacuation of Glasgow Central Station and caused significant transport disruption.

Jing Sheng Dong, 48, now faces three additional felony counts including involuntary manslaughter in connection with a deadly Virginia bus crash.
Thousands of Iranians living temporarily in Turkey face deportation or return home due to visa difficulties complicated by ongoing war and internet blackouts in Iran.

Gerhardt Konig, 47, was found guilty of attempted manslaughter after prosecutors said he tried to kill his wife during a birthday hike in Hawaii.

A Shasta County woman was convicted and sentenced to house arrest for holding a protest sign at a board of supervisors meeting.

Multiple outlets report distinct security and personnel vetting issues affecting different government departments and agencies.
A car struck pedestrians in the northern Italian city of Modena on Saturday, injuring eight people with two in critical condition.
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