How Trump’s FBI Purge Saved Lindsey Graham and James Clyburn From a Bribery Investigation

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Dhaka’s silence on Saudi executions puts remittances over lives

Saudi Arabia executed two Bangladeshis on October 14 but Dhaka’s response was conspicuously restrained. Its consulate in Jeddah reportedly sought formal confirmation and the foreign…

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Haiti gangs target foreign troops in the biggest attack on the new force

The Media ‘Manufactured’ Millionaire Exodus From UK, Campaigners Tell IPSO in Open Letter

Eleven campaign groups write to the official regulator demanding an investigation, saying eight newspapers misrepresented a discredited study in their reporting

Six Years After #EndSARS, Amnesty International Says Nigerian Police Still Killing, Torturing Citizens With Impunity

Six Years After #EndSARS, Amnesty International Says Nigerian Police Still Killing, Torturing Citizens With Impunity The organisation said attempts by victims of police extrajudicial executions,…

Enough With the False Equivalencies!

We’re two weeks from deciding the future of our democracy, but what does The New York Times do? Bury what’s really at stake.

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‘Why is It Happening?’ Zelensky Urges Bipartisan Delegation to Press Trump Over Ukraine Aid Delays

China-Russia backing lets Pyongyang tune out Seoul’s old song

Recent incidents involving the explosion of a North Korean landmine in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and the repatriation of North Korean POWs held in Ukraine…

Vote to Save Democracy. A Conversation with Sherrilyn Ifill

Today’s guest Sherrilyn Ifill reminds us that nothing we do to help our country right now is wasted. It’s time we really decided who we…

Nigerian sentenced to eight years in US for $10.8m cybercrime, fraud

A 40-year-old Nigerian man, Chukwuemeka Victor Amachukwu, has been sentenced to eight years in prison in the United States for his role in hacking, identity…

Opinion: It’s time for Colorado to sound the alarm on agriculture-to-urban water transfers

The indiscriminate and irresponsible “buy and dry” deals are hurting the new communities they serve and the farmers they leave behind and must end

Mother of Nottingham attack victim joins Nick Ferrari

Macron meets with UAE’s president in Abu Dhabi

10-20-2026 Tuesday News List

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Court denies bail to man charged with indecent assault over allegedly splashing unknown liquid on women

A man has been denied bail and remanded in custody after being charged with indecent assault over allegedly splashing unknown liquid on women in three…

Trump Just Got REALITY CHECK From Ukrainian Reporter

Australian democracy is usually peaceful. But there’s a homegrown history with political violence that bears on the future

Australian history has been relatively free of political violence. But there have nonetheless been some shocking incidents from which we should learn.