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Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sittah, a surgeon cleared of alleged antisemitism, accuses the UK's medical regulator of seeking a politically acceptable outcome by challenging the ruling in court.

Former US President Trump criticizes UK's slow approval for US forces to use UK airbases to attack Iran. He also expresses disappointment in Keir Starmer over deal to hand Chagos Islands to Mauritius.

Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr., a lifelong champion of civil rights, will be honored with a final tribute in his home state of South Carolina.

Iran's top security official, Ali Larijani, harshly criticized President Trump's goals in the conflict, accusing him of leading the U.S. into a war that damaged American interests.

In a video address, Trump cites debunked claims about Iran's nuclear ambitions to justify US casualties. The White House faces pressure to clarify its plan for the ongoing conflict.

The UK's Human Rights Ambassador delivers a statement at the 61st UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, highlighting Sri Lanka's human rights challenges.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr threatens equal-time enforcement on TV talk shows, but not conservative-leaning radio. Critics argue the crackdown is unequal and politically motivated.

Former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney heads a coalition seeking to classify popular prediction markets as illegal gambling, reigniting the debate over their legality.

Discover the details behind the UK Prime Minister's letter to Labour MP Ashley Dalton, shedding light on their ongoing political dialogue.

Congress moves to limit President Trump's military action against Iran, as the fallout from the recent US-Israel strikes continues to reverberate across the region.