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Federal judge ties ICE agents' hands with ruling on warrantless Southern California arrests
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking ICE from carrying out warrantless immigration arrests unless the target is likely to escape before a warrant is obtained.
Falcons star Bijan Robinson wants every NFL team to play indoors one day: 'That would be sick'
Bijan Robinson wants every NFL team to play indoors, but football traditionalists might have something to say about that to the Atlanta Falcons superstar.
This $200 cordless vacuum dropped to $140 on Amazon — over 10,000 sold last month
More than 10,000 Amazon shoppers bought this Levoit vacuum last month. The $60-off model runs for up to 50 minutes and tackles pet hair with an anti-tangle brush.
Idaho prosecutors accuse Bryan Kohberger of 'fishing' to find better arguments for bid to withdraw guilty plea
Bryan Kohberger's new legal team seeks more time for post-conviction relief, but Idaho prosecutors call the discovery request a "fishing expedition."
Trump’s $5K checks could join stack of past unfulfilled promises, former Congress budget chief warns
President Donald Trump's $5,000 tariff checks and DOGE savings promises are unlikely to arrive, says former CBO Director Douglas Holz-Eakin.
Bill Belichick's son resigns as North Carolina's defensive coordinator as investigation into culture closes
Steve Belichick resigned as North Carolina's defensive coordinator as the university concluded its internal investigation into football program culture.
Powerful teachers' unions share striking link with states struggling to teach kids to read
A Progressive Policy Institute study links strong teachers unions to weaker student literacy, with eight of the ten lowest-scoring states affected.
Trump arch could have ‘adverse effects’ on nearby DC monuments, US park service says
National Park Service lays out concerns that planned 250ft arch could interfere with historic sites in US capital Donald Trump’s desired triumphal arch in downtown Washington DC will likely contribute “to adverse effects to historic properties”, according to the National Park Ser...
As Charles refutes Earl Spencer’s claim about Diana, how royal statements give a glimpse behind palace doors
From ‘there were three of us in this marriage’ to ‘recollections may vary’, a lot can be conveyed with a carefully worded phraseAs denials go, King Charles’s response to Earl Spencer’s allegations that Charles said after Diana’s death, “We’ll forget her soon enough”, was a master...
Sweden’s PM resigns after centre-left bloc wins slim majority in election
Ulf Kristersson has stood down from his post, paving way for Social Democrats leader to form a governmentSweden’s centre-right prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, has stood down, clearing the way for Magdalena Andersson, the Social Democrats leader, to attempt to form a government.I...
Tony Burke rejects farmers’ claims that immigration changes will increase food prices
Farming lobby says shoppers will see emptier shelves and higher prices because of restrictions on backpackersGet our new political email, free app or daily news podcastThe farming lobby’s claim that immigration rule changes will increase food prices for households is wrong, Tony ...
Amid claims of ‘mass migration’, Labor hopes a measured approach will take the hot air out of the debate
The country’s migration settings have become a source of discontent – but will Tony Burke’s approach be seen as the right mix?Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTony Burke has promised to make Labor’s existing migration policy work better rather than annou...
China faces oil challenge as prices soar and supply options narrow
Oil prices in China have surged to record highs amid mounting disruptions to exports from the Middle East, as Beijing faces an increasingly difficult balancing act between securing its own energy supplies and preventing global oil prices from climbing even higher.
What are all the sanctions Iran is under?
Iran is one of the most heavily sanctioned countries in the world, facing overlapping restrictions imposed by the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom and the United Nations.
‘Kosovo’s moves towards Israel are the price of aligning with US policy’
Kosovo, a small majority-Muslim country in the Balkans, has signed up to United States President Donald Trump’s controversial Board of Peace and the planned International Stabilization Force for Gaza, after Israel gave its approval.
Canada welcomes EU proposal to become 'associate member'
Image source, ReutersByJessica RawnsleyPublished3 hours agoCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has welcomed the European Union's ambition for Canada to become its first "associate member", calling for closer cooperation on defence, critical minerals and energy security.
Bolt, Lucid target at least 25,000 self-driving vehicles in Europe
Bolt, Lucid target at least 25,000 self-driving vehicles in Europe Reuters
Australia considers banning the use of smart glasses in government buildings
Australia considers banning the use of smart glasses in government buildings Reuters
COMMENTARY: Morning Bid: A timely hike
COMMENTARY: Morning Bid: A timely hike Reuters
Poland ends alert after jets scrambled, sirens sound as Russia strikes western Ukraine
Poland ends alert after jets scrambled, sirens sound as Russia strikes western Ukraine Reuters
Lockheed Martin reveals new secret missile, fast tracks production
Lockheed Martin reveals new secret missile, fast tracks production Reuters
Taiwan confirms new Philippines office in works, China says move 'doomed' - Nikkei Asia
Taiwan confirms new Philippines office in works, China says move 'doomed' Nikkei Asia
Forscher zur KI-Entwicklung: Risiken ernst nehmen, aber nicht dramatisieren
Öffentlichkeitswirksam haben zuletzt große KI-Entwickler für mehr Regulierung der eigenen Technologie plädiert. Forscher in Deutschland relativieren die Warnungen, trotz aller Risiken - und nehmen die Entwickler in die Pflicht. Von Sven Kästner.