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The governor of Montana has signed into law a bill banning medical transgenderism for children within the state.

A law that would ban Chinese citizens from purchasing certain types of farmland has been passed in the Texas Senate.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has described Disney’s lawsuit against his state as lacking substance, instead being “political” in nature.

The UK government has told Britons in Sudan that they are on their own when it comes to getting to the country’s evacuation point.

The White House is reportedly “annoyed” with French President Macron’s attempts to strike a peace deal in Ukraine with the aid of China.

The Sudanese army said it was coordinating efforts to evacuate diplomats from the United States, UK, China and France out of the country.

The U.S., UK, Canada, Japan, and France announced a nuclear power alliance “aimed at displacing Putin” from the international energy market.

President Joe Biden has said he is “home” with his visit to Ireland in an address to the country’s parliament.

China encroaching on Taiwan, France undermining U.S. support in Europe, Pentagon secret intel leaks. But Biden is busy having fun in Ireland.

A confused Joe Biden has mistaken a national sports team with a notorious paramilitary group while on his grand tour of Ireland.

There is no hope of a trade deal between Britain and the United States happening before 2025, UK insiders have said.

Biden will not be able to force Northern Ireland politicians to abandon the Pro-Brexit boycott during his visit, the party declared.

Politicians in Europe and the United States have expressed their fury after President Emmanuel Macron’s recent alleged “betrayal” of Taiwan.

Bomb threats ahead of President Joe Biden’s visit show that peace is “fragile” in post-Brexit Ireland, the UK’s Northern Ireland Secretary has said.

Actor Nathan Lee, also known as Nathan Chasing Horse, has requested a judge throw out the sex abuse case levelled against him.

U.S. intelligence officials are watching for possible political “interference” from Russia and China in the wake of the indictment of Donald Trump, a report by CNBC on Wednesday claims.

European media outlets have labelled Trump as being “unforgivable” and America as a “banana republic” as criminal proceedings against the former president begin.

The U.S. government is to pump another $2.6 billion worth of munitions into Ukraine, Kyiv officials confirmed Monday.

A spokesman for the Pentagon has denied that a damaged American “nuclear bomb” patched up with tape has been pictured in the Netherlands.

Only seven of the thirty members met the two per cent of GDP military spending floor according to a NATO annual report.

An American spy stabbed during an alleged terrorist incident in the UK was known to her attacker, a report in domestic media has claimed.

Communist China is now actively challenging the international world order, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said.

Chinese dictator Xi Jinping told a panel of Communist Party officials on Monday that America and its Western allies were executing a conspiracy to ensure “all-round containment” of his country, which has resulted in “severe challenges.”

China-linked hackers have reportedly been gathering mountains of information from computer networks across the globe — more than the Chinese spy balloon.

Poland is willing to send Ukraine fighter jets if the United States leads a broader coalition of countries to do the same, the country’s Prime Minister has said.

The UK must “wake up” to the increasing threat that is Chinese spying, the former head of the country’s MI6 intelligence agency has said.

The United States Swedish Embassy has issued a terrorism warning, noting a heightened risk of attacks following Qur’an burnings. 

Police in Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States coordinated to arrest several administrators and programmers linked to three darknet child pornography websites with thousands of active users.

A French-Canadian leftist extremist has been sentenced to nearly 22 years for sending a letter laced with ricin to former President Trump.

A group of people in the Canadian French-speaking province of Quebec have initiated a private criminal prosecution against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over illegal border crossings.

The president did not appear troubled by the volume of border crossings and migrants flooding into local communities in the United States, placing a burden on U.S. citizens and legal residents.

Only 36 percent of likely voters in the United States think the county is headed in the “right” direction, which is down from the previous survey, a new Rasmussen Reports survey released Monday found.

The war in Ukraine is now in deadlock, a spy chief from the country has reportedly confirmed, telling the BBC that neither his country nor Russia have been able to break the other’s defences.

Terms and phrases such as “American,” “Karen,” “prisoner,” and even “hip hip hooray,” are “harmful” and should be replaced with more acceptable

EU officials have lashed out at plans aimed at pushing domestic manufacturing in the United States over accusations that it harms the bloc’s interests.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry demanded in remarks on Wednesday that U.S. armed forces make “substantial and substantive cuts to its nuclear arsenal,” with the goal of ultimately ending America’s nuclear program.