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South Africa’s Julius Malema found guilty of hate speech over fiery 2022 rally remarks
South African politician Julius Malema has once again landed in legal trouble, this time after a court ruled that fiery remarks he made at a 2022 rally amounted to hate speech. The Equality Court on Wednesday...
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Chicago pushes back as Trump threatens to send National Guard
President Donald Trump’s latest threat to dispatch National Guard troops to Chicago has reignited a long-running clash over how to address urban violence, drawing sharp pushback from city leaders,...
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13-year-old cancer survivor DJ Daniel honored by Trump is sworn in as NYC honorary deputy mayor for public safety
Thirteen-year-old Devarjaye “DJ” Daniel, a cancer survivor whose story has inspired leaders nationwide, was officially sworn in on Tuesday as New York City’s honorary deputy mayor for...
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Trump claims he ended Congo’s war, but residents say fighting persists
U.S. President Donald Trump has again claimed credit for ending the conflict in eastern Congo, boasting that his intervention stopped what he called “a vicious war.” But on the ground, residents,...
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Judge dismisses Trump administration’s unprecedented lawsuit against all federal judges in Maryland
A federal judge has dismissed the Trump administration’s extraordinary attempt to sue every member of Maryland’s federal bench, calling the lawsuit a legally baseless effort to undermine judicial...
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Nigel Farage vows to quit human rights pact and deport all illegal migrants if Reform UK wins power
Nigel Farage is promising one of the harshest immigration crackdowns in modern British politics, declaring that a Reform UK government would rip up international human rights agreements and remove anyone...
