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Three injured men withdrew their lawsuit against former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams over IRA attacks in the UK, according to their lawyers.

Expanded gov't support aims to help those struggling with debt make manageable repayments, as part of Debt Awareness Week initiatives.

A US Army veteran faces conspiracy charges for an ICE protest, vowing to stand trial and defend the right to peaceful demonstration.

Tenants can now expect new rights and protections from landlords, including a ban on 'no-fault' evictions. Landlords must provide important information explaining these changes.

Voters in Slovenia face a crucial election, with the centre-left coalition facing off against the populist right amid concerns over foreign influence on the vote.

Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán blocks EU loan to Ukraine, demanding repairs to Russian oil pipeline before releasing funds. Accusations of betrayal and blackmail amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Exclusive reports reveal alarming declines in U.S. democratic norms under Trump. Meanwhile, the Treasury Dept. takes over federal student loan management.

New reports reveal Trump's team intervened to prevent the appointment of Peter Mandelson as UK ambassador to the US, citing his past criticism of the president.

Discover how a Minneapolis childcare center, with the help of dedicated volunteers, overcame challenges posed by the ICE surge and is moving forward to support its community.

A technical issue at the understaffed IRS has obscured millions in campaign contributions to state-level election groups, according to a finance watchdog.