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Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister calls out the recent US-Israeli attacks, raising concerns over the growing regional tensions.

Supreme Court hears case on whether marijuana users should be allowed to own guns, creating unusual alliances between gun control groups and the Trump administration.

A 38-year-old man has been arrested and charged with criminal damage after spray-painting slogans on Winston Churchill's statue in London, sparking controversy.

Volunteers provide moral and legal support, document ICE raids to hold authorities accountable for the human impact of military-style immigration enforcement.

Ministers reviewing approval for Cheshire-based Cygnet Texkimp to export hi-tech carbon fiber equipment to Armenia after uncovering links to the Russian military supply chain.

Lawmakers deeply divided over US strikes in Iran without Congressional approval. White House notified top officials but did not seek authorization.

Discover the unexpected winners in the battle over Trump's global tariffs, as law firms, hedge funds, and AI firms reap the rewards while customers miss out on potential savings.

Donald Trump's long-standing feud with CNN intensifies as Paramount Skydance's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery threatens the network's independence.

A North Carolina congressional primary between a veteran Congresswoman and a progressive challenger showcases the Democratic Party's evolving identity in the post-Trump era.

As tensions escalate between the U.S. and Iran, President Trump's justifications for potential military action come under scrutiny. Explore the questionable claims and their implications.