Nigerian authorities have charged six individuals with treason related to an alleged Independence Day coup plot, while separately a local monarch was reportedly kidnapped.
Erik Duran was convicted of manslaughter for throwing a cooler at a fleeing suspect who then crashed his scooter and died in 2023.
House Intelligence Committee ranking member Jim Himes alleged President Trump falsely claimed to have conducted negotiations with Iran.
George Ariyoshi, Hawaii's former governor and the first Asian American to serve as a U.S. state governor, died at age 100.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced plans for a city-operated grocery store in East Harlem, drawing criticism from local business owners.
The UK government has unveiled several measures including expanded court processing, increased security funding, and digital ID proposals.
A Scottish Greens MSP may be unable to complete their term due to work visa requirements, party co-leader confirms.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch apologized for using Bloody Sunday footage inappropriately while BBC faces new allegations of covering up a presenter's assault on a colleague.
The British government announced the creation of a special representative role to address anti-Muslim hostility and unveiled an official definition of such hostility.
Venezuelan authorities granted alternative detention measures to more than 50 people while opposition leader María Corina Machado announced plans to return home by year's end.
Josh Simons quit his government position after allegations that a think tank he previously led commissioned research into journalists' backgrounds.
Senate Democrats express concerns over Stars and Stripes editorial independence following Pentagon policy letter and ombudsman firing.
Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie filed candidacy papers following his primary defeat, though he has not specified which office he may seek in 2028.
Multiple reports examine various aspects of Trump administration policies, from fiscal planning to government legal documents.
Pope Leo XIV named Bishop Evelio Menjivar-Ayala, who fled El Salvador as a teen, to lead West Virginia's Catholic diocese.
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