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Six of Britain’s biggest employer groups fear compromise deal brokered with bosses and union leaders is at risk

The Maduro regime is accusing the U.S. of conducting a cyber attack against its state-run oil company, PDVSA, claiming its part of a broader plan to take the country's oil.

Attack that killed at least 15 people interrupted the lighting of a menorah arranged by the Hassidic Jewish group

The Prime Minister said he had no reason to believe that a leak of plans ahead of the Budget had come from No 10.

Far-right hardliner José Antonio Kast has been elected Chile's next president after a decisive runoff victory, pledging deep spending cuts, tougher security, and mass deportations.

From last month's Pennsylvania appellate decision in Commonwealth v. Abdul-Rahman, written by Judge Anne Lazarus, joined by Judge John Bender… The post Court Allows House Arrest Pending Appeal for Man Convicted of Planning to Bomb Philadelphia Pride Parade; Appellate Court Reverses appeared first on Reason.com.

Venezuelan exile leaders in Miami are claiming that the Maduro regime is gathering information about former police and military officers deported from the U.S. to the South American country, according to a new report.

Police release the Brown University shooting suspect, marking a humiliating U-turn for FBI Director Kash Patel after his premature victory lap on social media.

So concludes the Louisiana Supreme Court, though my sense is that other courts may well have decided this differently.

Scottish Justice Secretary Angela Constance is facing a vote of no confidence, which is expected to take place on Tuesday.

Most of California's border with Mexico will be turned into a militarized zone to further expand security operations and aid the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.