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A Washington judge has frozen a $1.8bn fund intended to compensate Americans alleging they were targeted by prior administrations. The emergency injunction pauses payouts while courts weigh constitutional challenges.
Riot squads stormed the headquarters of Turkey’s main opposition party Sunday, hours after a court removed its leadership. The unprecedented move escalates tensions ahead of next year’s elections.
Alberta will hold a binding referendum in October 2026 on whether to remain in Canada or pursue separation, the first such vote in the province’s history. Premier Danielle Smith announced the decision Tuesday, framing it as a historic test of provincial sovereignty.
Families face a July deadline for a permanent ruling on the Kings Worthy to The Henry Beaufort School bus service as parents warn of dangerous walking routes. The Independent Appeal Panel has deferred a decision while awaiting further council evidence, leaving children in limbo.
Labour’s Wes Streeting is poised to challenge Keir Starmer’s leadership within 24 hours of King Charles III outlining the government’s legislative agenda. The announcement came as the Prime Minister’s authority crumbles amid internal party divisions and mounting public pressure.
More than 100 Labour MPs have warned Prime Minister Keir Starmer that failing to pass assisted dying legislation could erode public trust in politics. The plea comes amid growing pressure on the government to address the contentious issue.