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Campaigners seek an injunction as residents accuse the council and police of “dragging their heels”.
The denial escalates Brazil-US tensions and forces investors and operators to price in political risk.
In an exclusive BBC interview, the new prime minister draws a line under timing and makes “manifesto” the enforcement mechanism.
After a “good first conversation,” the UK mayor draws a hard line: defend national interest, even with the US president.
Troops searched 300+ locations overnight; the crackdown tightens security pressures across the region and its ripple effects.
For CEOs, employers, and insurers, the clock is now, not next week, as extreme heat stays locked in place.
Saturday’s ruling adds to the rebukes to Trump’s mail-voting push, with the government signaling a possible Supreme Court fight.
The White House weighs broader hostilities against a finite air-defense supply in the Middle East, with risks for regional stability and readiness.
A Hawaii grand jury returns a 12-count indictment, alleging campaign money was exchanged for COVID-19 testing funding.
Bordeaux and areas near Madrid faced fresh evacuations as authorities warned of a difficult night.
A progressive former State Senate president clinched the spot, quickly remaking the race and the political calculus for parties.
An hour-long White House Correspondents' Dinner set turned into awkward silence and visible cringe, with journalists staying seated.
