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Former Isis bride Shamima Begum may one day return to Britain, after government minister Angela Eagle refused to rule out allowing her back.

Justin Trudeau, the charismatic prime minister of Canada, has received both praise and criticism throughout his career.

The Madison school shooter, Natalie Rupnow, drew chilling comparisons to Columbine after wearing the same KMFDM shirt as one of the 1999 attackers.

Alleged Chinese spy Yan Tengbo claims he is banned from the UK due to political tensions and denies all accusations of wrongdoing.

A Northern Irish man faces Christmas in UAE jail after posting a negative Google review of his former Dubai employer.

Facing public dissatisfaction, party pressure, and low approval ratings, Trudeau is urged to resign for a fresh Liberal Party reset.

The Madison school shooting, which left two dead, highlights America's growing sense of helplessness and emotional fatigue over recurring gun violence.

Hannah Kobayashi's disappearance, her father's suicide, and revelations of drug abuse have sparked controversy after her return from Mexico.

Trump adviser Alex Bruesewitz, credited with modernising the campaign's youth outreach, collapsed during a speech at a New York gala.

Luxury real estate brothers Tal and Oren Alexander, along with their brother, Alon, were arrested on sex trafficking charges.

Finance consultant Eric Moneyham faces charges for a violent spree, including sucker-punching an optometrist and healthcare workers.

Billionaire Mango founder Isak Andic tragically died in a 100-foot hiking fall, leaving behind a £3.56 billion fashion empire to his son Jonathan.

The US and Russia issued severe travel advisories due to escalating tensions, indicating safety risks for citizens in both countries.

Karen and Marc Agnifilo are prominent New York attorneys known for handling high-profile criminal cases.

A nanny accused of violently abusing a two-day-old baby in California fled to China after being caught on camera, sparking outrage and calls for justice.

Many of the more notorious actions of Putin's Russia are barely distinguishable from those conducted by the US and its allies.

Suchir Balaji, an ex-OpenAI researcher turned whistleblower, tragically died by suicide, leaving behind a legacy of ethical concerns about AI development.

Hannah Kobayashi's disappearance revealed a web of immigration fraud, personal turmoil, and family tragedy.

Mysterious drones swarm New Jersey skies, sparking emergency calls. Officials speculate Iranian involvement, but the Pentagon denies foreign threat.

Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren has been condemned for apparently showing sympathy for the motives behind the killing of Brian Thompson.

Public figures in Germany and Britain have called for an end to accepting Syrian asylum seekers and returning those who have already arrived.

The 2024 election and a healthcare CEO's death highlight growing working-class anger at systemic failures prioritising profit over people.

Brantley highlighted his government's commitment to fostering high-quality employment opportunities

Luigi Mangione, heir to a holiday resort fortune, was arrested for the murder of UnitedHealthCare CEO Brian Thompson.

The trial and subsequent acquittal of Daniel Penny has once again shone a spotlight on the racial divisions that continue to plague America.

The X account of Luigi Mangione, suspected of murdering the UnitedHealthcare CEO, has caught the eye of conspiracy theorists amidst nationwide discourse surrounding the case.

How TASK Innovations GmbH, led by Thomas Kopp, is reshaping logistics and supply chains in Africa, focusing on sustainability and growth.

Daniel Penny was acquitted in the subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely, igniting debates on self-defence and mental health.

BLM leader Walter "Hawk" Newsome called for "black vigilantes" after Daniel Penny was acquitted in the subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely.