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The U.S. Congress is deeply divided in its response to the recent U.S. military strikes in Iran, with Republicans backing the action and Democrats warning of a potentially disastrous conflict.

As tensions rise, lawmakers from both parties aim to assert their role in authorizing military action against Iran through symbolic votes on presidential war powers.

A Russian woman named Nomma Zarubina has pleaded guilty to charges of lying to the FBI about her contacts with Russia's FSB intelligence agency. She is the latest in a series of alleged 'honeytrap' spies for Moscow.

Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth discusses his party's vision for governing Wales, sensing voters' growing Welsh identity and readiness for Britain's redesign.

Former President Biden issues stark warning, claiming Trump will attempt to

The UK government is under pressure to reform the student loan system in England. Hear how the education secretary aims to address the debt burden and make higher education more accessible.

Former first lady Melania Trump's unexpected chairmanship of a UN Security Council meeting raises questions about her qualifications and the Trump administration's stance on diversity and inclusion.

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.