Monday, Sep 28

Serbia's President Vucic resigns ahead of a crucial parliamentary election amid widespread protests demanding accountability and reform.

Saturday, Sep 26

Manchester City has been found guilty on 114 financial charges and plans to appeal the decision, indicating ongoing legal battles in professional sports.

Saturday, Sep 26

The Supreme Court blocks Missouri's new congressional map, preserving the existing districts for the upcoming midterm elections and impacting political representation.

Saturday, Sep 26

The U.S. Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to use a controversial database for voter verification amid concerns of voter disenfranchisement.

Saturday, Sep 26

More than 100 individuals, including celebrities and politicians, were arrested during protests against Netanyahu's appearance at the UN.

Friday, Sep 25

Netanyahu defends his actions and attacks critics in a contentious UN speech during a period of heightened political stakes in Israel.

Friday, Sep 25

Judge orders restoration of access for CNN, Politico, and MS NOW reporters to the White House amid disputes over press freedom and Trump's media bans.

Friday, Sep 25

A UK far-right activist has been charged after a video surfaced of him slashing a migrant dinghy in the English Channel amid rising anti-immigrant tensions.

Friday, Sep 25

The Trump administration appeals to the Supreme Court to reinstate its third-country deportation policy after a court ruling blocked it.

Thursday, Sep 24

A priest was killed, and four others injured in a knife attack at a Polish abbey, leading to widespread condemnation from leaders in Poland and Ukraine.