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Minnesota and Illinois file a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop aggressive ICE raids, escalating the conflict between Democratic states and the federal government over immigration policy.
A severe heatwave kills thousands of endangered flying foxes in Australia, leaving volunteers overwhelmed with orphaned pups and raising alarms about ecosystem collapse.
President Trump claims Iranian leaders have secretly reached out to negotiate, even as he prepares military options to respond to the regime's deadly crackdown on protesters.
Coast entertainer DJ Kenya Ken, known as "Mzee Moi," is laid to rest after a tragic Christmas Eve road accident, remembered as a pioneer who professionalized the industry.
A Nairobi businessman is robbed of KES 900,000 in Narok Town by a gang suspected of using "spotters" inside banks, raising concerns about safety in the construction sector.
Team Kenya tops the 2026 World Cross Country Championships in Florida with 9 medals, including a historic 1-2-3 sweep in the Under-20 men's race.
A viral WhatsApp chat involving a Kenyan woman rejected by her male friend sparks a heated online debate about gender roles, rejection, and digital privacy.
President Ruto tours Nyeri to counter former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's influence, declaring his bond with Mt Kenya voters unbreakable despite rising political tensions.
Senior Labour MPs push for a US-style law to force UK banks to increase lending to small businesses and low-income areas, challenging the government's "light touch" regulation.
French author Cécile Desprairies faces a defamation lawsuit from her family over her novel "La Propagandiste," sparking a debate on the legal limits of the "autofiction" genre.
London's homicide rate falls to a decade low of 97, vindicating Mayor Sadiq Khan's "public health" approach to violence despite political narratives of a crime wave.
Abdi Hakim, Wajir County's top KCSE student, overcomes drought and resource shortages to win a full university scholarship, symbolizing hope for the marginalized North.
President Ruto appoints political loyalists to key parastatal boards in a sweeping reshuffle, prioritizing party patronage over technical expertise to consolidate control.
