Politics News

A Reform UK candidate for the Welsh Senedd elections has stepped down after a photo emerged of him apparently making a Nazi salute, citing mental health reasons.

New Idaho law prohibits transgender individuals from using bathrooms in private businesses that don't match their birth sex, expanding on previous restrictions for public schools.

A Secret Service agent guarding First Lady Jill Biden accidentally discharged his weapon at the Philadelphia International Airport, causing no other injuries.

The Justice Dept. is reviewing transgender housing policies in California and Maine prisons, sparking debate over inmate safety and civil rights.

Prosecutors have filed a series of new charges against Daniela Klette, a former member of the notorious Red Army Faction. The allegations center on a string of serious attacks carried out in the early 1990s.

Austria's three-party coalition government plans to introduce a draft law by the end of June to ban under-14s from using social media platforms.

US law enforcement disrupts plot to target Nerdeen Kiswani, founder of Within Our Lifetime group, in New York City area.

UK Ambassador Eleanor Sanders delivers statement on UK vote for 60th anniversary of International Covenants on Human Rights at UN Human Rights Council.

UK representative at the UN Human Rights Council explains the country's stance on unilateral coercive measures and their impact on human rights.

The long-awaited Orgreave inquiry, led by Bishop Pete Wilcox, aims to enable communities to move on by finally allowing former miners to speak the truth about the infamous 1984 clashes with police.