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POLITICS

Pentagon Investigates Senator Mark Kelly Over 'Illegal Orders' Video

Tuesday, Nov 25

Senator Mark Kelly faces a Pentagon investigation after calling on troops to refuse illegal orders in a controversial video.

ECONOMY

Meta Prevails in Major Antitrust Case, Not Required to Sell Instagram and WhatsApp

Wednesday, Nov 19

US judge rules Meta's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp do not violate antitrust laws, a significant win in a major lawsuit.

WORLD NEWS

MI5 Alerts UK Lawmakers to Chinese Spies Posing as Headhunters on LinkedIn

Wednesday, Nov 19

MI5 warns UK lawmakers of Chinese spies using LinkedIn to recruit parliament members through headhunters.

WORLD NEWS

Australian inmate sues for right to consume Vegemite in prison

Tuesday, Nov 18

Australian inmate Andre McKechnie is suing for the right to eat Vegemite, arguing it’s part of his cultural identity and a violation of his human rights.

POLITICS

BBC Resolute in Defending Against Trump's $5 Billion Defamation Lawsuit

Monday, Nov 17

BBC's chairman Samir Shah vows to contest Trump's defamation lawsuit over a controversial speech edit related to the January 6 incident.

CRIME

Ecuador captures notorious drug lord Wilmer "Pipo" Chavarria in Spain

Sunday, Nov 16

Ecuador authorities apprehend drug lord Wilmer "Pipo" Chavarria in Spain, highlighting ongoing battles against organized crime.

POLITICS

Trump Plans $1 to $5 Billion Lawsuit Against BBC Over Misleading Speech Edit

Saturday, Nov 15

Trump threatens to sue the BBC for up to $5 billion over claims of misleading edits in a speech edit, escalating tensions with the broadcaster.

POLITICS

UK Court Holds BHP Liable for 2015 Brazil Dam Disaster

Friday, Nov 14

The UK court rules BHP liable for Brazil's worst environmental disaster, impacting thousands and leading to a £36 billion lawsuit.

WORLD NEWS

Trump Threatens BBC with $1 Billion Lawsuit over Edited Documentary

Thursday, Nov 13

Donald Trump threatens a $1 billion lawsuit against the BBC over an edited speech in a documentary, as UK PM Starmer demands accountability from the broadcaster.