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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, long focused on protecting vulnerable workers, is now pivoting under Trump-appointed chair Andrea Lucas to prioritize safeguarding white employees.

Advocates warn that ending birthright citizenship could create new barriers for newborns, delaying access to healthcare and other vital benefits.

As the Artemis II mission approaches, former President Trump sees an opportunity to cement his space policy achievements in his presidential legacy.

In cities facing increased ICE activity, residents are stepping up to walk children to school, creating 'walking buses' to ensure student safety.

Israel passes new law allowing death penalty for Palestinians convicted of killing Israelis, sparking outrage and heightening tensions in the region.

The government is revamping its major project portfolio to provide more centralized support for the most critical, high-impact initiatives that drive national priorities.

British PM Keir Starmer threatens to withdraw NHS training posts for resident doctors if they don't call off strike within 48 hours, but the BMA dismisses the warning.

A comprehensive inquiry will examine how factors like ethnicity, culture, and religion may have influenced the grooming gang crisis and the institutional response.

The Lord Chancellor and Deputy Prime Minister have reappointed a seasoned Non-Executive Director and appointed a new member with extensive experience to the Departmental Board and ARAC Chair.

The White House has affirmed that its stance on Cuba remains unaltered, even as it permits a sanctioned Russian tanker to dock in the country. Explore the nuances of this decision and its implications.