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Thousands of unpaid carers are being asked to return benefits they received, even though the DWP knew the rules were illegal and had already been scrapped.

Top US lobbying firms are simultaneously lobbying for and against regulations on PFAS 'forever chemicals,' raising serious conflict of interest concerns.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin spends $20 million to fight proposed California wealth tax, as state's top earners clash with lawmakers over tax hikes.

Phil Woolas, former Labour MP and minister, passes away at 66 after brave battle with brain cancer. Explore his political career and impact during New Labour's 13-year reign.

The Trump administration is set to expand detention operations for migrant families and children at a site inside a rural Louisiana airport, a concerning move in its mass deportation agenda.

Clashes erupt in Kolkata ahead of PM Modi's rally in poll-bound West Bengal, while 11 Indians face charges in the US for staged robberies. DW reports on the latest India news.

As Trump faces a growing crisis with Iran, experts warn he is stuck in a quagmire with no clear exit strategy, mirroring the US's disastrous involvement in the Vietnam War.

Trump's shifting goals, mixed signals, and inconsistent rhetoric on Iran leave allies, foes, and voters unsure of his intentions and strategy for war.

As prediction markets boom, lawmakers struggle to establish ethical guidelines for trading event contracts and participating in these novel financial instruments.

The Green Party of England and Wales has seen its membership soar to over 215,000, a dramatic shift that's forcing the party to adapt to new challenges and a transformed culture.