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A drone strike at a British base in Cyprus has raised concerns about the UK's involvement in US attacks on Iran, creating a legal and military quagmire for the UK government.

Labour leader Keir Starmer explains the UK's involvement in US military strikes against Iran, framing it as a 'defensive' measure to protect national security.

The Austin shooting has ignited a fiery discussion on religion and politics among Texas conservatives, raising concerns about anti-Islamic rhetoric.

Exclusive: Hundreds of millions in cuts to UK nature protection and climate programs in poor regions, despite promises to meet climate finance obligations.

Voters in the upcoming local elections will have new options to cast their ballot, including weekend voting and polling stations in shopping centers.

The UK government implements a new registry to monitor those convicted of child cruelty offenses, including neglect and abandonment, similar to sex offender registries.

As the attack on Iran made headlines, midterm candidates rushed to release statements and social media responses, seeking to capitalize on the political fallout ahead of key primaries.

In tight primary races, long-serving Latino Democratic representatives fight to fend off progressive insurgents and maintain their seats in the U.S. Congress.

The US Department of Education has drawn criticism for hanging a large banner featuring the late far-right commentator Charlie Kirk outside its DC building.

Explore how President Trump's views on regime change have evolved from his days as a candidate to his current role as president, as our chief White House correspondent examines the president's changing position.