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Kennedy family joins lawsuits to block Trump's 250-foot arch near Arlington graves
Several descendants of Robert F. and Edward M. Kennedy have joined federal lawsuits to halt the construction of a proposed 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery.
Kennedy family sues to block Trump arch over Arlington gravesite shadows
Nine members of the Kennedy family have joined a lawsuit to block a 250-foot Trump administration arch, arguing the structure would cast shadows over Arlington gravesites without congressional approval.
US Air Force leaves second UK airbase amid Iran threat reports
US aircraft have been moved from RAF Mildenhall following reported Iranian threats, following an earlier withdrawal of bombers from RAF Fairford.
US Army soldier arrested in UK on suspicion of spying for Russia
British counter-terrorism police arrested a senior United States Army serviceman near Gloucester on suspicion of espionage tied to Russia.
House Republicans block impeachment vote against Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth
House Republicans blocked an impeachment resolution against Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth, while Democrats vowed to revive the effort in the new Congress.
David Walliams named after failed High Court bid to block grooming allegations
British comedian David Walliams has been publicly identified following a failed High Court bid to block publication of grooming and misconduct allegations.
Jim Jordan elected House Republican minority leader over Steve Scalise
Rep. Jim Jordan defeated Steve Scalise to become House Republican minority leader following a historic midterm election loss for the party.
Greta Thunberg condemns COP31 talks as hypocritical upon arrival in Turkey
Arriving at the COP31 climate summit in Antalya, activist Greta Thunberg slammed the UN talks as hypocritical and filled with industry lobbyists.
Board of Peace says Israel's aid response after Gaza floods insufficient
Severe seasonal storms flooded displacement camps across Gaza, prompting Donald Trump's Board of Peace to declare an emergency and criticize Israel's aid response.
Denmark pledges €643 million in military aid as Russia and Ukraine hold Abu Dhabi talks
Denmark has announced a military and energy aid package for Ukraine as delegations from Kyiv and Moscow open U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi.
US Air Force relocates aircraft from RAF Mildenhall amid Iran threat
The US Air Force has relocated refuelling and transport aircraft from RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk following a security threat linked to Iran that prompted a second-highest defense alert.
US military removes aircraft from second UK base amid Iran threat reports
The US military has relocated a dozen aircraft from RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk following intelligence reports regarding a security threat, marking the second major British base withdrawal.
Kemi Badenoch unveils £36bn Conservative welfare cut plan
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has outlined a detailed roadmap to reduce the annual welfare budget, targeting areas such as disability and child benefits.
California billionaires tax fails
California voters have rejected a ballot measure to impose a wealth tax on the state's billionaires after a campaign funded by Silicon Valley elites.
Polish unity on show in silent march to honour Krakow shooting victims
Thousands of people participated in a silent march through central Krakow led by Poland's president and prime minister in memory of shooting victims.
Republican launches impeachment against US defense chief
Republican Representative Thomas Massie has launched a bid to impeach US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, introducing eight articles on the House floor.
G7 Ministers Press Rubio on Ukraine Peace Deal and Iran Escalation
G7 foreign ministers met in Paris for discussions addressing ongoing trilateral Ukraine-Russia peace talks, security guarantees, and tensions with Iran.
Trump Says Iran War Is Militarily “Effectively Over” After Meeting Qatar PM
Following a meeting with Qatar's prime minister, President Trump declared the eight-month war with Iran militarily effectively over, while maintaining a naval blockade.
Habas steel plant explosion in western Turkey kills 16 workers
An explosion during a boiler replacement at the Habas steel plant in Turkey killed workers and injured others, sparking calls for an investigation.
US, Russia and Ukraine resume trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi
Senior negotiators from Ukraine, Russia, and the United States resumed trilateral peace talks in Abu Dhabi, marking their first direct meeting in that format since February.