2 former South African apartheid police officers are convicted of killing an activist 38 years ago … from the Independent Gerald Imray
Two former apartheid-era police officers in South Africa have been found guilty of murder in the 1987 killing of activist and student leader Caiphus Nyoka Read…
Government to allow flat rate tourist tax … from the Independent Craig Paton
The visitor levy gives councils the power to tax stays in hotels and other accommodation. Read More
Cyber attacks among biggest risks to financial stability, Bank chief warns … from the Independent Anna Wise
A record number of firms surveyed by the Bank of England cited cyber attacks as among the biggest risks to the UK financial system. Read More
Post Office issues Christmas warning as busiest day revealed … from the Independent Albert Toth
The Post Office has revealed what it expects to be its busiest day of the festive period Read More
Watch live: House Republicans give remarks amid Hegseth turmoil from the Hill The Hill Staff
House Republican leaders will speak with reporters Tuesday morning as questions rise around the Pentagon’s strikes on alleged drug boats in the Caribbean and Defense…
Treasury investigating whether Minnesota tax money went to terrorist organization from the Hill Ryan Mancini
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday said the Trump administration is investigating claims that tax money from Minnesota went to the terrorist organization Al-Shabaab, which…
Democrat Mandela Barnes unveils bid for Wisconsin governor from the Hill Caroline Vakil
Former Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes (D) unveiled his bid for governor on Tuesday, joining a crowded Democratic field looking to succeed retiring Gov. Tony…
Trump administration taking $150M stake in chip startup from the Hill Julia Shapero
The Trump administration plans to take a $150 million stake in xLight, a startup developing laser technology to advance semiconductor manufacturing. The Commerce Department said…
Torture Memos author: Admiral, soldiers ‘should not have obeyed’ orders to ‘kill everybody’ from the Hill Ashleigh Fields
Torture Memos author John Yoo on Monday condemned the Trump administration’s strikes on a boat in the Caribbean, accusing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of violating…
‘Just following orders’ excuse won’t wash in high-seas killings from the Hill James D. Zirin, opinion contributor
No civilized nation has ever thought that a member of the military is justified in obeying illegal or unconstitutional orders. Read More
Ohio senator introduces measure to eliminate dual citizenship from the Hill Marty Burke
Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) has introduced a bill to establish that citizens of the United States “must have sole and exclusive allegiance to the U.S.” Read…
Watch live: House Democrats speak amid drama over Hegseth boat strikes, ObamaCare from the Hill The Hill Staff
House Democratic leaders will give remarks Tuesday morning as the Trump administration is facing heat over strikes the Defense Department ordered on vessels in the…
FEMA employees who signed letter critical of Trump unsuspended, then resuspended from the Hill Rachel Frazin
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) staffers who signed a letter critical of the Trump administration were unsuspended, then resuspended when the administration learned about their…