United States Philadelphia protesters sue city over tear gas, use of force The lawsuits accuse Philadelphia police of firing tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets at peaceful protesters.
United States Mississippi university removes prominent Confederate statue A divisive monument at 'Ole Miss' is being moved to a secluded section of the university following protests.
Sudan Sudanese demand UAE apology over Haftar recruitment UAE-based security firm has denied allegations of lying to Sudanese about the nature of their expected work in Libya.
United States Epstein 'madame' Maxwell denied bail in sex-trafficking case Maxwell, accused of luring underage girls for the financier, was found hiding on a large property in New Hampshire.
Libya Eastern parliament seeks Egypt's direct intervention in Libya war Call comes after Turkish support helped internationally recognised gov't drive Haftar's forces from Libya's northwest.
Media NY Times columnist quits, cites bullying over her centrist views Opinions writer and editor Bari Weiss alleges a 'New McCarthyism' at the US's most prominent and influential newspaper.