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UK to Tackle Channel Crossings, Immigration System in British Way: Attorney General
Hermer said in dealing with small boats ‘nothing sensible or practical or effective will be off the table.’
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3 Migrants Die and 3 Missing in Channel Crossings
Two children are believed to be among those confirmed dead, according to reports.
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Jay Blades Denies Rape and Will Not Face Trial for Two Years
At the conclusion of the hearing Judge Anthony Lowe expressed regret at the ‘backlog’ causing the delay.
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Platforms Face Stricter Rules on Self-Harm Content Under UK Online Regulation
The change would elevate self-harm material to the same category as terrorism and child abuse content.
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America in Brief
Appeals court blocks dismantling of ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ Trump renames Department of Defense, and RFK Jr. attends a heated Senate hearing.
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How the English Flag Became a Symbol of Dissent–in England
The Cross of St. George is appearing on lampposts and roundabouts across England as part of new grassroots campaign, which some are calling divisive.
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Explainer: How the UK Polices Hate Crime Online
The UK has a system of overlapping laws that govern online speech, which has ensnared comedians.
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Duchess of Kent, Wife of Late Queen Elizabeth II’s Cousin, Dies at 92
Buckingham Palace said she died peacefully on the night of Sept. 4 surrounded by family
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Google Gets to Keep Chrome in Major Antitrust Ruling
The plaintiffs argued that for years, Google had controlled about 90 percent of the online search market and 95 percent of search on smartphones.
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Comedian Arrested at Heathrow Airport Over Social Media Posts
‘Father Ted’ co-creator Graham Linehan, a long outspoken critic on gender ideology, says five armed officers arrested him at Heathrow over three posts on X.
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UK Hardens Immigration Policies, Suspends Family Reunification
The Home Office will also target international students, warning them to not make disingenuous asylum applications in a bid to stay in the UK beyond their visa.
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Asylum Hotels a Focal Point in Britain’s Intensifying Immigration Debate
The UK government vows to end hotel housing for illegal immigrants by 2029, while protests, legal challenges and soaring costs remain a challenge.
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Kiwi Farms, 4chan Sue UK Regulator Ofcom Over Online Safety Act
‘When someone in the UK navigates to a US webserver, that server isn’t teleported to England,’ U.S. lawyer Preston Byrne said.
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UK Postpones Chinese Embassy Construction Ruling Amid Secrecy From Beijing
Both British and U.S. politicians have warned against allowing the Chinese regime to build its embassy on the site over fears that it could be used for spying.
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California Moves Forward on Redistricting in Retaliation Against Texas
The redistricting battle comes ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, which will determine whether Republicans maintain control of the House.
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UK to Tackle Channel Crossings, Immigration System in British Way: Attorney General
Hermer said in dealing with small boats ‘nothing sensible or practical or effective will be off the table.’
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3 Migrants Die and 3 Missing in Channel Crossings
Two children are believed to be among those confirmed dead, according to reports.
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Jay Blades Denies Rape and Will Not Face Trial for Two Years
At the conclusion of the hearing Judge Anthony Lowe expressed regret at the ‘backlog’ causing the delay.
|
Platforms Face Stricter Rules on Self-Harm Content Under UK Online Regulation
The change would elevate self-harm material to the same category as terrorism and child abuse content.
|
America in Brief
Appeals court blocks dismantling of ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ Trump renames Department of Defense, and RFK Jr. attends a heated Senate hearing.
|
How the English Flag Became a Symbol of Dissent–in England
The Cross of St. George is appearing on lampposts and roundabouts across England as part of new grassroots campaign, which some are calling divisive.
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Explainer: How the UK Polices Hate Crime Online
The UK has a system of overlapping laws that govern online speech, which has ensnared comedians.
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Duchess of Kent, Wife of Late Queen Elizabeth II’s Cousin, Dies at 92
Buckingham Palace said she died peacefully on the night of Sept. 4 surrounded by family
|
Google Gets to Keep Chrome in Major Antitrust Ruling
The plaintiffs argued that for years, Google had controlled about 90 percent of the online search market and 95 percent of search on smartphones.
|
Comedian Arrested at Heathrow Airport Over Social Media Posts
‘Father Ted’ co-creator Graham Linehan, a long outspoken critic on gender ideology, says five armed officers arrested him at Heathrow over three posts on X.
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UK Hardens Immigration Policies, Suspends Family Reunification
The Home Office will also target international students, warning them to not make disingenuous asylum applications in a bid to stay in the UK beyond their visa.
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Asylum Hotels a Focal Point in Britain’s Intensifying Immigration Debate
The UK government vows to end hotel housing for illegal immigrants by 2029, while protests, legal challenges and soaring costs remain a challenge.
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Kiwi Farms, 4chan Sue UK Regulator Ofcom Over Online Safety Act
‘When someone in the UK navigates to a US webserver, that server isn’t teleported to England,’ U.S. lawyer Preston Byrne said.
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UK Postpones Chinese Embassy Construction Ruling Amid Secrecy From Beijing
Both British and U.S. politicians have warned against allowing the Chinese regime to build its embassy on the site over fears that it could be used for spying.
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California Moves Forward on Redistricting in Retaliation Against Texas
The redistricting battle comes ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, which will determine whether Republicans maintain control of the House.
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