The US Postal Service (USPS) plans to implement an 8% fuel surcharge on packages effective 26 April 2026, citing rising energy costs.

The article reports on U.S. military strikes in the Caribbean and Pacific targeting vessels alleged to be involved in drug trafficking, citing U.S. Southern Command statements.

The article reports that the Trump administration is investigating New York's attorney general, Letitia James, for alleged insurance fraud.

The article reports on the BBC's appointment of Matt Brittin as its new director general, highlighting his background, concerns about his editorial experience, and reactions from political figures like Donald Trump.

The House of Lords voted against Keir Starmer's proposal for a public consultation on a social media ban for under-16s, with Lord Nash arguing that delayed action risks harm to children. The vote follows a U.S.

The article discusses survey findings on parental satisfaction with special educational needs (Send) support in English schools, highlighting disparities between parents with and without education, health and care plans (EHCPs).

Wes Streeting defends his decision to release WhatsApp messages about Labour leadership dynamics, arguing they counter "smear and innuendo." He praises Keir Starmer's leadership with emotionally charged language, while emphasizing the…

The Charity Commission reviewed a whistleblower complaint against the Alan Turing Institute (ATI), provided regulatory guidance, and closed the case without launching a formal inquiry.

The article reports on the escalating conflict between Iran and the US, including ceasefire proposals, military strikes, and diplomatic negotiations.

Dr. Hanan Balkhy of the WHO outlines a severe health crisis in the Middle East caused by ongoing conflicts, emphasizing the need to protect healthcare facilities and address long-term consequences.

Not long after Donald Trump said the US was engaged in “strong talks” to bring the war with Iran to an end this week, Qatar took the unusual step of distancing itself from the alleged diplomatic…

Trump further extends pause on striking Iran's energy infrastructure for 10 days Donald Trump has said he will extend his pause on his threat to attack Iran’s energy infrastructure for 10 days until…

Workers repairing a church in Maastricht uncovered a skeleton potentially belonging to 17th-century French nobleman Charles de Batz-Castelmore, known as d'Artagnan.

Italy's tourism minister resigned following pressure from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after a referendum defeat disrupted her government.

Healthcare professionals in Europe are opposing EU proposals to increase deportations of undocumented individuals, arguing that such measures could harm public health by transforming public services into immigration enforcement sites.

ABC staff and union representatives have urged the managing director, Hugh Marks, to retract “utterly offensive” comments after he said staff had treated taking industrial action as “a bit of a…

Neo-Nazi figure Thomas Sewell has been committed to stand trial following charges related to an alleged attack on an Indigenous protest site in Melbourne.

A US court ruled Meta and YouTube negligent for designing addictive products, awarding $6m in damages. Australian law firms are evaluating similar cases, while the Australian government expands regulations targeting addictive social media…

The article discusses Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie's openness to a 25% gas profit tax and a sovereign wealth fund to address Australia's economic future.

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