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Former Trump advisor Stephen Miller is still pursuing his hardline immigration policies, working behind the scenes to restrict immigration from 'third world countries' despite the chaos in Minneapolis.

As oil markets grow skeptical of the president's shifting signals on diplomacy and threats, will his attempts to influence prices through peace talks and negotiations still hold sway?

Examining the backlash against influencers like Druski who satirize conservative figures like Erika Kirk, and what it reveals about the fragile alliances of the MAGA movement.

The sisters of Neal Thompson, a police officer killed by Dezi Freeman, plan to file a negligence lawsuit against Victoria police after the coronial inquest.

Controversy surrounds the priorities of the UK's new Fair Work Agency, a key part of the Employment Rights Act, as it's asked to reduce regulatory burdens on businesses.

Exclusive: Starmer pressured to expand exemptions as Labour ministers work with backbenchers to mitigate Mahmood's controversial immigration reforms.

Rumors swirl around the Estonian city of Narva, located on the Russian border, that locals want to break away and join Russia. Explore the truth behind this potential geopolitical shift.

The Trump administration argues that halting construction on the White House ballroom poses security risks, leaving the executive mansion 'open and exposed'.

A small farming community refuses to host an ICE detention center, despite supporting the administration's immigration agenda. Discover their reasons for opposing the plan in their own backyard.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's demand for student race data from 17 states, raising concerns over privacy and civil rights.