Trump order could transform college sports pay
Former US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that could dramatically change how college athletes are compensated, shaking up the world of collegiate sports.
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Trump signs homelessness executive order
Former US President Donald Trump signs a controversial executive order aimed at addressing homelessness, sparking debate across political lines.
Trump signs NIL executive order for college sports
Former US President Donald Trump signs an executive order impacting college athletes' name, image, and likeness rights, sparking debate across the sports world.
UK’s New Online Safety Rules Explained
The UK government has introduced strict new online safety regulations aimed at protecting users from harmful content. Here’s how they’ll work and what penalties tech firms could face.
Ofcom calls for stronger child safety measures online
Ofcom chief Dame Melanie Dawes has called on tech firms and the government to prioritise child safety online, warning that current measures are insufficient.
Gym stalker faked pregnancy in twisted revenge plot
A woman's terrifying stalking campaign involved fake pregnancies, gym harassment, and police intervention. Read the shocking details of her twisted obsession.
Scott Wolf's wife files restraining order amid divorce
Kelley Limp, estranged wife of 'Party of Five' star Scott Wolf, has requested a restraining order against the actor, citing alleged harassment. The couple, married since 2004, is currently navigating a contentious divorce.
Ex-Army colonel stalked ex with tracker car
A former British Army colonel has been handed a restraining order after using a tracking device to stalk his terrified ex-partner, following a disturbing campaign of harassment.
Trump faces judge's warning over gag order violations
Former US President Donald Trump faces scrutiny as Judge Emmet Sullivan alleges violations of a court-imposed gag order, raising questions about legal repercussions.
Farage's Grim UK: Crime Without Consequences
Nigel Farage paints a grim picture of a UK where crime runs rampant and survival is a matter of luck. Is this the future he envisions?
Farage's £17bn plan to halve UK crime
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveils a bold £17 billion strategy aimed at slashing crime rates by 50%. Critics question feasibility, while supporters hail it as a game-changer.
Best PayPal Casinos in the UK 2024
Discover the best PayPal casinos in the UK for 2024, offering secure deposits, fast withdrawals, and top-tier gaming experiences. Find trusted online casinos that accept PayPal today!
Orange Order parades in Dublin and Wicklow stir tensions
Controversial Orange Order parades in the Republic of Ireland have ignited debates over cultural identity and historical divisions. Here’s the latest on the situation.
Can you really delete your digital footprint?
Discover the reality behind deleting your online presence and whether it's truly possible to erase your digital footprint in today's interconnected world.
Farage: UK needs El Salvador-style prisons to tackle crime
Nigel Farage proposes a bold crackdown on crime, suggesting Britain adopt El Salvador's hardline prison system to restore order and safety.
Mariska Hargitay Opens Up About Biological Father Reconciliation
The 'Law & Order: SVU' star shares her emotional journey of reconciliation with her biological father following a shocking paternity discovery.
EA FC 26 Pre-Orders: What You Need to Know
EA Sports has officially opened pre-orders for EA FC 26, the latest instalment in the football gaming franchise. Here’s everything you need to know before securing your copy.
Police clash with protesters in Epping unrest
Officers were forced to intervene as a peaceful protest in Epping escalated into chaos, with clashes breaking out between police and demonstrators.
Trump order reshapes federal worker protections
Former US President Donald Trump issues a sweeping executive order that could reshape the federal workforce, sparking debate over workers' rights and government efficiency.
Denise Richards gets restraining order against ex-husband
Former 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Denise Richards has taken legal action against ex-husband Aaron Phypers, securing a restraining order as their contentious divorce continues.
Denise Richards wins restraining order against ex
Former Bond girl Denise Richards has been granted a restraining order against her ex-husband, Aaron Phypers, following a tumultuous divorce. The legal move highlights ongoing tensions between the pair.
Gag order issued in Idaho student murder case
A judge has issued a gag order in the high-profile Idaho student murder case to prevent pretrial publicity from influencing the jury. The order restricts lawyers, law enforcement, and others from discussing case details publicly.
Judge keeps gag order in Idaho student murders case
A judge has ruled to maintain the gag order in the high-profile case against Bryan Kohberger, accused of the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students. The decision comes amid intense media scrutiny and public interest.
Sydney cleric ordered to display court's racism findings
A Sydney-based Muslim cleric has been mandated by a court to prominently display online its findings that he engaged in racist and antisemitic behaviour.
Columbus Short's Divorce Scandal: Restraining Order & Violence Claims
Actor Columbus Short faces legal turmoil as his wife files for divorce, secures a restraining order, and allegations of domestic violence surface.
Secret superinjunction on Afghan resettlement scheme
A secret court order has blocked reporting on key details of the UK's Afghan resettlement scheme, raising concerns over transparency and accountability.
Katy Perry gets restraining order against homeless man
Pop superstar Katy Perry has been granted a restraining order against a homeless man following multiple alleged stalking incidents near her Los Angeles home.
Lehrmann loses bid to restrain Daily Mail reporter
Former political staffer Bruce Lehrmann has lost his legal bid to obtain a restraining order against a Daily Mail journalist, marking another setback in his ongoing legal battles.
Secret Court Order Gags Media Over MOD Case
A high-profile superinjunction has been issued, preventing UK media from reporting on a confidential Ministry of Defence matter. The legal gag order raises questions about press freedom and government transparency.
Do We Need More Anti-Protest Laws? UK Debate
As antisemitism protests continue, the UK government considers stricter anti-protest laws. But critics argue existing legislation is already excessive—raising concerns over civil liberties.
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