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Legal experts criticize Germany's government for failing to condemn US actions in Iran and Venezuela, warning that ignoring violations erodes the rule of law globally.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledges to take on social media companies in effort to limit children's screen time and protect them from digital addiction.

The Senate has passed a bipartisan agreement to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security, restoring pay for TSA staff and easing airport delays caused by the prolonged shutdown.

As concerns over online content and partisan broadcasting grow, a former Conservative cabinet minister battles a Labour peer for the coveted role of Ofcom chair.

As workers battle high costs of living, campaigns for a $30 minimum wage by 2030 are gaining steam in New York and California.

How Trump's frequent misuse of national emergency declarations undermines the rule of law and poses risks to elections.

Nepal's new 35-year-old prime minister, Balen Shah, is making history as the country's first Madhesi leader. Learn more about this dynamic young leader and his vision for unity.

The U.S. Senate voted late at night to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security, aiming to end the 40-day partial government shutdown and alleviate long airport security lines.

Thousands of No Kings protests are planned nationwide, fueled by anger over ICE violence, Epstein revelations, and the threat of war in Iran. These protests have power to resist Trump's unpopular and inhumane agenda.

German lawmakers have voted for a scheme to revamp state-backed private pensions, aiming to make them more appealing. The ruling center-left party is also analyzing their recent election setbacks.