Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has confirmed his opposition to Senator Chuck Schumer's (D-NY) becoming Senate Majority Leader in January, stirring the possibility of a Senate leadership challenge from the left.
President Donald J. Trump has secured another major legal victory in his campaign to fortify America's southern border, with the Supreme Court clearing the way for construction to resume in Texas's Big Bend region.
An overwhelming majority of French citizens hold the national government responsible for the recent wave of riots, which have caused billions of euros in damage and left thousands of police officers injured.
A Cairo court listed the UK group among 35 entities and 36 individuals, according to Gazette reporting. The order has legal force in Egypt only.
An asylum seeker who broke into a bedroom in Cardiff, Wales, where three sisters were sleeping has been jailed for six years, with a judge finding that he intended to rape at least one of the girls.
Hasan Ali Gori, 52, was convicted and sentenced to life on Tuesday for murdering Josephine Ray in her bed in Nenagh, County Tipperary, in 2024.
The Jewish Chronicle reports an estimated £1,000–£1,500 Facebook campaign in Holborn and St Pancras and other seats with large Muslim populations, days before an October by-election. Labour says the ads promoted government announcements.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino could face a House subpoena in January over what Jamie Raskin calls a "brazen campaign" to curry favour with Donald Trump. Raskin is expected to chair the Judiciary Committee after Democrats won the midterms.
Children in Need awarded £15,000 to a campaign about asylum seekers and semi-professional football and £99,000 for LGBT youth sessions, Charlotte Gill reported ahead of Friday’s appeal.
The former Remain leader told Bloomberg's Mishal Husain that Britain is "overspending, over-borrowing, over-taxing," and that those problems "have nothing to do with Brexit." He warned Prime Minister Andy Burnham against putting rejoining the EU back on the table.