David Streever of Rochester, New York, sued ICE, alleging federal officers violated his First Amendment rights by trying to serve him with a warning notice over an email criticizing the agency. The case follows a similar confrontation involving Syracuse poll worker Paigelynne Gonyea over a social media post about an ICE officer.
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Nigel Farage said he will resign as MP for Clacton and stand again in a by-election, saying voters should judge him amid investigations into donations and benefits from backers. The Reform UK leader denies wrongdoing and says he has not broken the law.
A Qatari LNG tanker was hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz as U.S.-Iran peace talks remain stalled. Iran’s foreign minister said negotiations will not resume if U.S. threats continue.
Prince Harry has returned to Britain for Invictus Games and charity events as the High Court prepares to rule in his privacy case against Associated Newspapers. The publisher denies allegations that it used unlawful methods to gather information for stories.
President Donald Trump opened the NATO summit in Ankara by renewing pressure on allies to move quickly toward a 5% defense spending target. The meeting will also focus on Ukraine, Europe’s military capabilities and strains over U.S. troop reductions and Iran.
French President Emmanuel Macron was unharmed after two explosive devices detonated near the Damascus hotel where he had stayed. The blasts occurred during his meeting with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, with state media reports differing on the number wounded.
Two explosive devices went off in central Damascus during French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit, wounding at least 18 people. Macron was not hurt, and his office said the visit continued as planned.
A Paris appeal court is set to decide whether Marine Le Pen’s embezzlement conviction and five-year public-office ban will stand. The ruling could determine whether she or Jordan Bardella leads National Rally into France’s 2027 presidential race.