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Jason Arday, the former University of Cambridge professor of sociology of education who became the institution’s youngest Black professor, has

In March 2026, the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine delivered one of the most consequential legal assessments yet

The accusation is blunt and familiar: the British Museum is full of stolen artifacts. It appears on protest placards, in

Tensions between the United States and Iran reached a new peak in mid-August 2026 after US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, has never chased the spotlight. As the youngest child of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince

Becoming a NASA astronaut remains one of the most exclusive professional achievements on Earth. Every few years, the agency opens

U.S. Space Command has formally ranked the development of new anti-satellite and broader offensive space capabilities as its highest priority

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has returned to the House of Commons after decisively winning the Clacton by-election he deliberately

For more than six years, the question of whether Iran is actively trying to kill Donald Trump has hovered over

Families of sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have painted a grim picture of life on the aircraft