10 House Democrats ask NCAA about plans to protect women as ways to pay college athletes increase
Ten Democratic U.S. House members have asked the NCAA about its plans to protect female athletes’ interests
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Trump purge of Smithsonian exhibits got underway in April and included removal of Harriet Tubman’s hymn book: report
White House said it would begin reviewing Smithsonian exhibitions to ensure they align with Trump’s agenda
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Cheetah cubs rescued before they are lost to illegal trade
10 undernourished cheetah cubs held in captivity for months and destined for international wildlife trade markets have been rescued
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Labour braced for wave of legal action over migrant hotels as immigration crisis deepens
Reform’s deputy leader Richard Tice urged residents to protest outside more migrant hotels to force councils to take legal action to ban asylum seekers
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Judge shoots down Trump DOJ bid to unseal Epstein grand jury notes as ‘diversion’ from releasing unseen files
Grand jury transcript material ‘pales in comparison’ to documents the Justice Department already has and could publicly release, Judge Richard Berman says
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Texas judge blocks Ten Commandments in public schools with epic ruling that quotes Sonny & Cher, Kurt Vonnegut and Billy Graham
Several GOP-led states launch First Amendment battle to knock down firewall between church and state
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Trump’s new co-FBI deputy director once tried to subpoena abortion patients’ records
The subpoena was part of a lawsuit targeting Planned Parenthood of Great Plains
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Vicar who led rave-style ‘cult’ in Church of England found guilty of assaulting female followers
The leader of the Nine O’Clock Service, Christopher Brain, 68, has been found guilty of 17 counts of indecent assault
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Trump team quietly ends guidance that forced school to accommodate students who don’t speak English
Advocates argue change in policy could make it harder for students to learn English, the administration’s stated goal
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Is Labour really failing on immigration and asylum hotels?
Though the asylum backlog is at its lowest level since 2021, the government is still housing over 100,000 asylum seekers. A third of these are in hotels, which cost millions a day.
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