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Rideshare driver sues police after officer was caught on camera describing Indians as 'perverts' during investigation of indecent act charge, which was later withdrawn.

Religious leaders across Detroit and the US condemn the recent terrorist attack on a Michigan synagogue, but the US-Israel war on Iran complicates the path forward.

Authorities in Israel have uncovered a chilling connection between the perpetrator of the Michigan synagogue attack and the militant group Hezbollah, raising concerns about potential extremist ties.

An International Criminal Court judge reveals how US sanctions have stripped her of basic financial and digital services, highlighting the controversial nature of these punitive measures.

An in-depth analysis of how the US President's unprecedented actions have disrupted diplomatic norms, challenged laws, and transformed international institutions.

Zelensky accuses EU countries of 'blackmail' tactics in negotiations over restoring Russian oil flow through Ukraine, says it would undermine sanctions on Moscow.

Two young men accused of throwing explosive devices at anti-Islam protesters, raising questions about rising tensions across the US

As oil and gas prices soar due to the US-Israel conflict in Iran, Labour leader Miliband vows government action on energy bills to support struggling households.

Uganda's opposition leader Bobi Wine claims he has left the country after hiding for two months following January's disputed election. He alleges the result, which kept President Museveni in power, was fraudulent.

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