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Ex-President Duterte is on trial at the International Criminal Court for his controversial 'war on drugs' that left thousands dead. The war in the Philippines persists despite his departure.

Reform UK's Richard Tice outlines plans for a 'great repeal act' to abolish Labour's worker rights and tenant protection laws, sparking backlash from unions and renters' groups.

In a shocking move, the U.S. Department of Justice has sued UCLA after the prestigious university refused to pay a staggering $1 billion fine. This high-stakes legal clash could have far-reaching implications.

The House of Representatives has rejected a proposed air safety bill after the Pentagon voiced opposition, upending the debate on how to prevent future deadly crashes over the Potomac River.

Trump's fixation on 1970s-style trade wars fails to address the complex realities of today's globalized, financialized economy. The court's ruling exposes his nostalgia for an era that no longer exists.

Catholic clergy members advocate for preserving the human dignity of migrants, urging protections as President Trump prepares to address the nation on immigration policy.

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President Trump is aggressively advocating for new voting laws that would require proof of citizenship and photo ID. Critics argue these measures restrict voting rights.

Brazil's supreme court has opened the trial of politicians accused of orchestrating the 2018 murder of Rio de Janeiro councilwoman Marielle Franco, a case that uncovered the deep connections between politics and organized crime.

Ex-UK ambassador to the US Peter Mandelson was arrested for alleged misconduct linked to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. The investigation has uncovered concerning connections.