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US President Joe Biden is taking legal action against the Department of Justice to prevent the release of audio recordings from an interview with his son Hunter. The recordings are related to an ongoing investigation into classified documents found at…

Home Office data reveals a significant discrepancy in age assessments of young asylum seekers. Local authorities are more than twice as likely to deem UK arrivals as children compared to border force officers. This disparity raises concerns about the treatment…

Samsung's memory chip staff are set to receive bonuses of up to £310,000 due to a profit-sharing deal linked to the company's artificial intelligence (AI) business. The bonuses are a result of Samsung's strong performance in the AI sector, driven…

The US government has introduced new rules governing green card applications. These changes aim to streamline the process and reduce wait times for certain applicants. However, some individuals and families may face difficulties or delays due to the updated regulations.…

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has won the Republican primary for US Senate, defeating incumbent John Cornyn. Paxton's victory is seen as a testament to former President Donald Trump's lasting influence in the state. Despite facing numerous scandals, including allegations…

Lebanese villagers living near the Israeli border face nightly raids and daytime bombings from the Israeli military. The area, known as the 'yellow line', is a disputed territory that Israel occupied in 1978. Residents have reported living in fear of…

Climate experts are sounding the alarm over deadly spring heatwaves sweeping across Europe, warning of a "new reality" of extreme temperatures. This spring's heatwaves have already claimed numerous lives, with scientists noting that heat extremes result in three times more…

Paxton has won the Republican nomination for a Texas Senate seat, defeating incumbent John Cornyn. Paxton secured the nomination after a runoff election. He has praised Donald Trump's endorsement as the "most powerful force in politics". Trump had endorsed Paxton…

A significant Aboriginal rock shelter has been destroyed in New South Wales to make way for power lines supporting the Central-West Orana renewable energy zone. The site, which held cultural and historical significance, was bulldozed by contractors working on the…

Humza Yousaf, former Scottish first minister, has expressed hope that Peter Murrell receives a "hefty" sentence for embezzlement. Murrell, the former chief executive of the Scottish National Party, pleaded guilty to stealing £400,000 from the party. Yousaf stated that the…

US President Donald Trump has cancelled plans to hold a cabinet meeting at Camp David, opting instead to convene at the White House. Heavy rain in rural Maryland prompted the decision to postpone the trip. The change of venue comes…

Lebanon is experiencing intense bombardment by Israel, resulting in significant civilian casualties. Unicef reports that nearly 14 children are being killed daily. The ongoing conflict has raised concerns about suspected war crimes, with incidents occurring almost daily. The situation is…

Tony Blair has warned that Labour's future is at risk due to speculation over its leadership. The former Labour prime minister said the party needs a proper debate on its direction before selecting a new leader. Blair's comments come amid…

Spanish police have searched the headquarters of the ruling Socialist party in Madrid. The operation is part of a broader investigation into corruption and influence peddling. This comes as Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez faces growing pressure over separate allegations. The…