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The Supreme Court's recent ruling weakens the Voting Rights Act of 1965, reversing decades of civil rights protections and enabling aggressive gerrymandering tactics.

Tom Watson urges Labour MPs to abandon plans to remove Keir Starmer, warning of electoral consequences. Housing Secretary echoes concerns about party division.

Norfolk families face emotional strain as USS Ford deployment stretches beyond expectations. Learn how military households cope with prolonged separations.

The 61st Venice Biennale begins under dark skies with Russia pavilion closed and protests over Israel's participation intensifying amid resignations.

Explore how Syria's new government maintains strategic neutrality in the Iran war while positioning itself as a mediator for regional disputes and maritime trade solutions.

OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.5 Instant to all users with improved factuality and personalization capabilities. Learn what's new.

BJP's landmark victory in West Bengal state elections strengthens Modi's political position and reshapes India's electoral landscape significantly.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission investigates a reverse-discrimination complaint filed by a white male employee against The New York Times over alleged unfair treatment.

Major book publishers file class action lawsuit against Meta and Mark Zuckerberg, claiming copyright infringement through unauthorized scraping for Llama AI training.

Alberta independence movement submits 300,000+ signatures for referendum as major data breach exposes 2.9 million voters' details, triggering investigation.