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Alvin Greene, the unexpected winner of the 2010 Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in South Carolina, has passed away at the age of 48. His improbable and controversial campaign left a lasting mark on state politics.

As steady UK opposition to the US-Iran conflict and Trump's controversial remarks grow, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch finds it easier to point out the administration's lack of clear direction.

The Trump administration's latest move to curb legal immigration imposes a steep $15,000 bond on visa applicants from 12 mostly African countries with high overstay rates.

Labour leader Keir Starmer reportedly wary of reopening divisions among MPs by allocating time for controversial assisted dying legislation.

The Federal Reserve opts to keep interest rates unchanged, citing economic uncertainty stemming from the escalating tensions between the US and Iran.

UK defence industry leaders meet to strengthen support for Gulf nations facing attacks from Iran, amid growing tensions in the region.

In a move to address rising fuel costs, President Trump temporarily waives the Jones Act, allowing foreign ships to transport cargo across the US. Critics raise questions about the law's effectiveness.

Keir Starmer claims the Conservative party has 'problem with Muslims' after shadow justice secretary's tweet about Muslim prayers in Trafalgar Square.

The Minister of State for Housing and Planning has issued a Holding Direction to Three Rivers District Council, raising concerns over their Local Plan. Explore the details and implications of this move.

Three Rivers District Council receives letter from housing minister over failure to adopt a local plan, potentially leading to government intervention.