The toll crossed 4,000 for the twin quakes, raising humanitarian pressure and operational risk across the region.

A New Economics Foundation essay series has backbenchers urging Burnham to restart Labour’s 0.7% overseas aid line.

Extremist followers are asking for help, and research suggests a large slice of bots could comply under the right questions.

A WWII remembrance day is colliding with today’s battlefield reality, and Poland is signaling possible limits on military support.

The US nod is a breakthrough for Kyiv. The constraint is time, and whether Ukraine can finance production until it works.

A new escalation warning from Trump frames a one-year military posture shift, with global security and risk markets reacting.

A Truth Social deepfake prompt turns into reputational leverage, legal risk, and a fresh test of election-era misinformation norms.

What’s happening is administrative chaos with real payroll consequences: work authorization ends as TPS timelines change.

After strikes exchanged near the Strait of Hormuz, Washington is pushing for explicit assurances to keep shipping traffic moving safely.

A second blackout underscores how a six-month US fuel blockade and worn infrastructure are grinding Cuba’s power system down.

A federal officer error in Texas has reignited scrutiny of the Trump immigration crackdown and raised demands for independent review.

The U.S. says a near-term shift in maritime access is coming, while Iranian negotiators point to rogue units for the attacks.