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Blame for the upheaval lies with the White House, not the US Supreme Court
The student protesters honoured thousands of those killed when nationwide mass protests were put down last month.30 mins agoWorld
In a long-winded speech in Washington on Thursday, US president revealed more details about his plan for Gaza
From February 25, some citizens must carry specific documentation or spend up to £589 to secure entry into the UK
I mourn the vibrant life we lived before. But though our faces anxiously turn to the sky, our hands are joined in a solidarity that rises above hungerEvery year, Ramadan comes as a sanctuary for the soul. For Muslims like me, it is a sacred pause in the chaos of life. But this year, as a woman displaced from the familiar streets of Gaza City to a rented room in Al-Zawayda, I am searching for a peace that feels like a ghost. The world calls this a “”, yet from my window the silence feels heavy. We are holding our breath because the fear of death has not disappeared, it has just become unpredictable.I did not welcome Ramadan this year with the golden lanterns that once adorned our balconies. I welcomed it to the roar of bulldozers clearing the bones of neighbouring houses and with the constant buzz of the zanana, the Israeli surveillance drones, overhead. Even as we stand in prayer, that metallic humming drowns out the adhan, the call to prayer, reminding us that we are still watched and that our “calm” rests at the mercy of a sudden strike.Majdoleen Abu Assi is a project coordinator and humanitarian practitioner based in Gaza, Palestine
The civil rights trailblazer imagined a future for America in which the marginalized became the center of US politicsReverend Jesse Jackson, the civil- and human-rights trailblazer who died on 17 February, imagined a version of America where the marginalized became the center. His was a much more progressive vision than what the Democratic party thought possible after the civil rights movement, and through Jackson’s National Rainbow Coalition – launched after his first presidential campaign in 1984 – he laid the groundwork for a new era.“This Rainbow Coalition is the embodiment of a national politics that is radically inclusive,” Charles McKinney, a professor of history at Rhodes Collegesaid. “He was like: ‘I’ve got something for the middle class, I’ve got something for the elite, and I also have something for working-class folks. To me, that was the embodiment of his politics.”
The move is in line with a new law, giving hope to throngs of others imprisoned over alleged plots to oust the government.
In Britain, the establishment has been shaken to the core by the files. In the US, however, ‘the Epstein class’ has faced little legal or political reckoningThe contrast could not be starker. At around 8am on Thursday, British police swooped on the Sandringham royal estate to arrest the former prince Andrew after allegations that he had shared confidential material with the late US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. It was a seismic shock for the monarchy.A week earlier Pam Bondi, the top US law enforcement official, was asked how many of Epstein’s co-conspirators her department had indicted, or whether she would give state attorneys general access to evidence to build further cases. She refused to answer.
The former president was found guilty of leading an insurrection and sentenced to life imprisonment with labour, a punishment that some have called a ‘failure’ On Thursday, former president Yoon Suk Yeol was found guilty of leading an insurrection and sentenced to life imprisonment with labour over his in December 2024.When he received his sentence, hundreds of his opponents cheered outside the court. But the mood quickly shifted to disappointment and anger.
Children as young as 13 are ‘trapped’ in a state with no access to abortion, lawyers and advocates say
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's inner circle of aides, confidantes and business associates could be next in the crosshairs as a police investigation into the former Duke continues.
An execution bill is being pushed through the Knesset. International indifference paved its way for it.
Campaigners go door-to-door and record addresses of those ‘not interested’ in shunning Israeli-produced goods
The Business and Trade Committee will meet on Tuesday to discuss its options, as police continue to investigate the allegations against the former prince.
Political extremists accused of failing to respect the dead as Lyon braces for further violence
Amid a torrent of often tawdry revelations from the files of late U.S. sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, King Charles III has already stripped his younger brother of all his titles and ousted him from his home in Windsor
Paul Page, who served between 1998 and 2004, said that officers working for the former Duke of York were 'not allowed' to know the names of the girls who visited him.
Something has gone terribly wrong for Gen Z. The generation most open about its feelings is facing the worst mental health crisis on record.
Deeds show that ICE has acquired at least seven warehouses across Arizona, Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Texas
In the 1970s, the agency that provides health care to Native Americans sterilized thousands of women without their full and informed consent
Recent incidents involving Anderson Cooper and Stephen Colbert suggest things are not well at the network after the acquisition financed by Trump supporter Larry EllisonAnderson Cooper from broadcast TV’s most prestigious news show, 60 Minutes. Stephen Colbert takes his interview with a rising Democratic politician to YouTube . The CBS Evening News anchor of the network’s own exclusive reporting on Ice arrests. And a news producer writes a farewell note to her CBS News colleagues .If you connect the dots, the picture of what’s happening at CBS becomes all too clear. That picture comes into even sharper focus once you recall an underlying factor: the network’s parent company is and needs the help of the Trump administration to bring it over the finish line.Margaret Sullivan is a Guardian US columnist writing on media, politics and culture
UN experts said discrepancy between official figures and grassroots estimates is compounding the anguish of families.
11 mins agoMore than 30 years after its creation, there are increasing warnings that the PA is close to collapse.11 mins ago
IF you want to determine whether war will take place, don’t focus on what the potential belligerents are saying; focus, instead, on where armies and supplies are being moved to. One carrier strike group — spearheaded by the nuclear-powered USS Abraham Lincoln — is already deployed 700 kilometres off the Iranian shore. It carries a complement of 60-90 aircraft including stealth fighters, attack helicopters and a full electronic warfare suite. Another carrier strike group, led by the USS Gerald Ford will be arriving in a week or less. The most advanced US carrier in the fleet, the Ford will add 70-plus aircraft to the tally, along with its advanced radar systems. Both carriers are supported by numerous military vessels, including high-tech destroyers, meaning that about a third of US naval assets are, or will soon be, in a position to strike Iran.
Twenty-six years may have passed since Julie Maughan's (pictured) daughter Heather died but the pain never goes.
As I gaze down from the 39th floor of Cuba's tallest building the usually bustling streets of Havana are eerily deserted, for there is scarcely a drop of petrol to be found here.
In a two-and-a-half-hour interview spanning Gaza, 'Greater Israel,' Jeffrey Epstein and the USS Liberty, Tucker Carlson accused the U.S. ambassador of being 'not in charge' and 'unwilling to say certain things,' exposing a deepening Republican feud over the future of U.S.-Israel relations
Before I left for the Gorton and Denton by-election, a Labour minister delivered the following upbeat message: 'Everyone thinks Nigel Farage is going to walk it. But I don't think he will.'
The case against her former husband shocked the world, while her response inspired awe. As she publishes a memoir, she discusses chemical submission, the abuse hidden within her apparently perfect marriage – and why she decided to go publicAt Gisèle Pelicot’s new home on Île de Ré off France’s Atlantic coast, she likes to take bracing walks along the beach in all weathers, play classical music loud, eat nice chocolate and, as a gift to each new morning, always set the table for breakfast the night before. “It’s my way of putting myself in a good mood when I wake up: the cups are out already, I just need to put the kettle on,” she says.But one of her most treasured possessions is a box of letters she keeps on her desk. The envelopes from across the world – some sent on a prayer, addressed only with her name and the where she once lived – piled up at the courthouse in Avignon in southern France in late 2024, when she became famous worldwide as a for waiving her right to anonymity in the he had invited to rape her while she was drugged unconscious.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had dinner with a Saudi millionaire linked to the 9/11 hijackers where they discussed plans to invest in Sarah Ferguson's 'brand', The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
The regime is the world’s biggest sponsor of terrorism. ‘International law’ is a supine excuse not to act
This strike brings the total number of deaths from the Trump administration's attacks on alleged drug boats to at least 148 people
Police continue searches at Mountbatten-Windsor’s former Windsor home after arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public officeBuckingham Palace will not oppose plans to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession, the Guardian understands, as police confirmed a search of his former Windsor home would continue over the weekend.Royal sources indicated on Saturday that King Charles would not stand in the way of parliament if it wanted to ensure the former prince could never ascend to the throne.
More than 250 people contacted us describing impulsive behaviour side effects from prescription drugs.
Defence Minister Luke Pollard has become the first senior cabinet minister to back calls for Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to be removed from the line of succession.
Court in Madrid will soon decide whether developers are using construction to force people out of their homesWhen the Madrid building where Jaime Oteyza had lived since 2012 was sold to an investment fund two years ago, a local tenants’ union swiftly warned him what to expect.First the tenants would be told that none of their rental contracts – regardless of their expiry date – would be renewed, the union said. Then, as the 50 or so families in the building grappled with what to do next, a series of construction projects would probably be launched in the building to ramp up pressure on them to leave.
A decade passed between the killing of the first son and the second. Nur was killed at a West Bank checkpoint, and Rayan was shot in an ambush on his way home. IDF soldiers took Rayan's body, and Israel now refuses to return it
Zack Polanski's party plans to create a 'direct partnership' between the Government and South American drug cartels to introduce a 'sustainable supply of coca and cocaine' to Britain, it adds.
Far-left militants are suspected of being behind Quentin Deranque's death and the party of Jean-Luc Mélenchon is being widely condemned.
Josh Simons’s position in government is ‘untenable’, senior MPs say
The driver was a 23-year-old man from New York
Giuffre said Epstein had trafficked her to other men, including the former Prince Andrew, now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
Nigel Farage has accused the British government of attempting to thwart a mission to get aid to a group of Chagossians on a deserted island.
Lawyers for imprisoned British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell are fighting the requested release of 90,000 pages related to Jeffrey Epstein, saying a law used to force the recent public release of millions of documents is unconstitutional
The distressing data shows that the police have repeatedly failed to prosecute and prevent honour-based abuse such as forced marriages, honour killings and female genital mutilation.
Latest Israeli attacks bring total death toll in Gaza since October 'ceasefire' to 614.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has argued that self-driving vehicles will actually improve road safety - but the new data coming from the southern city is damning.
Parts of Maga view Israel with suspicion, but US ambassador continues to believe in its divine right to much of the Middle EastParts of the Maga right may be souring on Israel – but a hardline form of Christian Zionism seems to remain unofficial Trump administration policy, if a heated debate between Tucker Carlson and Mike Huckabee, the US ambassador to Israel, is any indication.On Friday, Carlson released a confrontational video interview with Huckabee, conducted at Ben Gurion airport in Israel, that vividly illustrated a gaping divide between two factions of the Republican party. On one side is a Christian nationalist stream of the Maga movement, which views the United States’s close relationship with Israel with increasing suspicion. On the other is an older Christian conservative establishment that views that alliance as a totem of US foreign policy – and in some cases believes that Israeli Jews possess a to a large swathe of the Middle East, US public opinion be damned.
The PM has performed 15 major reversals. But he is still determined to give away British territory