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Aliya Rahman, a disabled activist, was invited by Rep. Ilhan Omar to attend the State of the Union address, but says she had no intention of disrupting the event.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has called a snap parliamentary election on March 24, aiming to capitalize on her popular stance against US attempts to acquire Greenland.

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to take on parliamentary leadership role for Your Party, with Zarah Sultana also securing a seat on the party's central executive committee.

The top Democrat on the Epstein investigation panel demands the release of Trump-related files withheld by the Justice Department.

Democratic-led states aim to make ICE employees ineligible for law enforcement, education, and civil service roles, responding to Trump's mass deportation policies.

NPR interview with ex-National Security Advisor John Bolton explores the dangers of pursuing regime change in Iran, a controversial foreign policy strategy.

The island of Jersey has approved a bill to allow assisted dying for terminally ill adults, pending royal assent. The controversial move sparks debate on end-of-life choices.

Newly uncovered emails shed light on the financial meetings that took place at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's royal residence, where disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein offered his dubious counsel.

As the Clintons face questioning over their ties to Jeffrey Epstein, this article explores what may unfold and the potential implications.