Graham Linehan Seeks U.S. Asylum After Heathrow Arrest, Daily Mail Reports
Father Ted creator, facing harassment charges over tweets about transgender rights, has hired a U.S. lawyer and says he is a 'free speech refugee.'
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Minnesota Man Freed After Witness Who Helped Convict Him Confesses to Murder
Judge vacates first-degree murder conviction after star witness admits responsibility; Hennepin County prosecutor apologizes
Documents show lawyers raised valuation of Angela Rayner’s constituency home amid stamp duty fallout
Land Registry filings and media reports prompt fresh questions about valuations and past tax affairs as political opponents seize on the controversy
Ayanna Pressley's financial disclosures show up to $350,000 in rental income and home sale proceeds
Latest filings reported by the Daily Mail list rents from multiple properties and profit from a Florida home sale amid prior support for rent relief
Trump’s Threats Toward Chicago Draw Rebuke From Stephen Colbert and Illinois Officials
President’s social media post invoking a ‘Department of WAR’ and deportations prompts sharp on‑air retort from Colbert and condemnation from Governor Pritzker as ICE activity looms
Records Show Several Trump Cabinet Members Hold Multiple 'Primary Residence' Mortgages Amid Administration Scrutiny
ProPublica review finds at least three Cabinet officials listed multiple homes as primary residences on mortgage documents as administration vows to investigate similar practices among political opponents
Judge adds 33 years to life sentence for Tennessee mother convicted in toddler's death
Judge Jim Goodwin brands defendant a 'dangerous offender' after conviction in the 2019 death of 15-month-old Evelyn Mae Boswell
New York Post Editorial Calls HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. a 'Paranoid Kook' After Senate Hearing
In an unusually harsh critique from a pro-Trump tabloid, the New York Post editorial board accused the vaccine-skeptic secretary of failing to offer evidence-based leadership at HHS.
Federal Prosecutors Drop Case Against Woman Accused of Threatening to Kill Trump
A grand jury declined to indict Nathalie Rose Jones before prosecutors asked a judge to dismiss the case, her attorney said.