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Rebel group leader claims Labour lawyers were blocked from briefing MPs on concerns about plans to cut jury trials in England and Wales before crucial vote.

The president of Ohio State University has resigned after admitting to an inappropriate relationship, raising questions about leadership integrity at the prestigious institution.

The succession of Mojtaba Khamenei as Iran's new supreme leader has injected a mysterious element into the Middle East crisis, as his plans and leadership style remain unknown.

Activists and officials in cities across the US are on edge, worried their communities could face immigration crackdowns like the one in Minneapolis. Amid a lack of information, rumors abound as they prepare for potential ICE sweeps.

Justice correspondent who extensively covered the January 6 Capitol riot leaves Bari Weiss-led CBS News network, citing desire for more independence.

The Green Party's unexpected win in Baden-Württemberg state election deals a blow to Chancellor Merz's conservative CDU and center-left SPD parties, who are analyzing the results.

The Green Party's surprise victory in the Baden-Württemberg state election has dealt a blow to the conservative CDU and center-left SPD, leaving them struggling to understand the unexpected results.

A federal judge has halted the Trump administration's attempt to limit appeals for detained immigrants, a major legal victory for immigrant rights advocates.

British chancellor says government will take steps to help families cope with cost of living as oil prices surge amid US-Iran crisis

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