Father Ted co-creator pleads not guilty; prosecution says he posted abusive messages about an 18-year-old activist and threw her phone into a road
Scholars and civic leaders say the country is confronting a pivotal choice between preserving democratic institutions and shifting toward a theocratic model amid mass protests and the Gaza war.
Families near York say changes restricting free bus passes to the nearest school have caused confusion and extra work, while the council says savings are needed.
Both Ukrainian and Russian forces deploy plywood, inflatable and radar-mimicking replicas to mislead sensors and waste enemy munitions
More than 425 people detained in Parliament Square; protesters in Edinburgh ignore police plea not to show visible support for proscribed group as government wins leave to challenge legal appeal
Bar-Ilan University report says claims of deliberate starvation, indiscriminate bombing and systematic civilian killings lack verifiable evidence and rely on faulty information
Kim Ju Ae, believed to be about 12 or 13, attended a ceremony ahead of China’s military parade, prompting analysts to say she may be being groomed as North Korea’s heir
The summit and a looming military parade underscore growing unity among rivals of the West, with Iran's president decrying 'double standards' over nuclear sanctions.
Palestinian media and Israel’s foreign ministry say Mahmoud Afana died in Deir al-Balah; the Israel Defense Forces had not confirmed the strike as of the announcement