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Socialist, communist groups coordinate, promote 'spontaneous' anti-ICE protests in Austin

A Fox News Digital investigation claims that an anti-ICE protest in Austin was not spontaneous but coordinated by socialist and communist groups, including the Democratic Socialists of America and the Party for Socialism and Liberation. It links the organizing to a network funded by a Shanghai-based American tech tycoon that congressional lawmakers are investigating.

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Britain's air chief clings on after second flights meltdown in two weeks

A second technical failure at NATS within two weeks grounded hundreds of flights and stranded thousands of passengers. NATS chief Martin Rolfe is facing calls to resign, with airlines and the government expressing frustration and the Prime Minister declining to defend him. The article highlights Rolfe's high pay and repeated system failures.

Right 3.1

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Security breach as dinghy evades Border Force and lands at Folkestone - with some migrants 'fleeing before police arrive'

A small boat carrying up to seven migrants evaded Border Force and landed near Folkestone; five were detained and some reportedly fled before authorities arrived. The incident prompted Conservative criticism that Labour has lost control of the border, with Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp calling it a serious security breach.

Right 5.2

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Fast Takes: How Flock advances freedom, inside fake ‘climate science’ and other commentary

A right-leaning editorial roundup defends Flock license-plate cameras as compatible with freedom, dismisses World Weather Attribution and climate fear as fake or harmful, urges deterring China on Taiwan, and accuses Democrats of seeking to abolish ICE and undermine immigration enforcement. It compiles commentary excerpts to advance conservative positions on surveillance, climate, foreign policy, and immigration.

Right 6.1

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New right to bereavement leave to cover step and half relatives

The UK government set out who will be entitled to up to two weeks' unpaid bereavement leave from April next year, extending the right to step, half, adoptive, foster and kinship relatives, and pregnancy loss. Charities welcomed the move, while business group the CBI said it would work on practical details and some campaigners called for the leave to be paid.

Left 2.0

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The Afghans who snuck into Britain by pretending to have helped the Armed Forces... before being given homes and thousands in benefits: SUE REID lifts lid on the scandal - and sickening behaviour of 'refugees' after they arrived

An investigation alleges that many Afghans resettled in Britain under Operation Warm Welcome falsely claimed to have helped British forces, sometimes paying for evacuation places, then received housing and benefits. It describes poor vetting, taxpayer costs, and refugees rejecting offered homes. The piece frames the resettlement program as a scandal driven by naivety and cheating.

Right 5.8

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How much rest should flight attendants get? New proposal ignites fight in the skies

The FAA is proposing a nationwide rule that would preempt state and local meal and rest-break requirements for flight attendants and pilots, drawing opposition from major airline unions while some aviation experts support the plan. The proposal would affect California's existing meal-break protections, which generally require a 30-minute off-duty break for shifts over five hours.

Right 2.0

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Martha's Rule rolled out at every A&E department in England

The NHS is expanding Martha's Rule to all A&E departments in England by March 2028, allowing patients, families, and staff to request an urgent second opinion if they fear concerns about deteriorating care are being ignored. The rule is named after 13-year-old Martha Mills, who died of sepsis in 2021 after her family's concerns were not acted upon. Officials call the measure a critical new lifeline and say pilot calls have already led to life-saving interventions.

Left 1.4

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Trump strikes back at TV boycott with a dramatic move of his own

President Trump launched Trump TV as a counter to major TV networks’ boycott of White House events over access restrictions. The networks and several newspapers protested, and CNN, MS Now, and Politico sued the administration over revoked White House credentials.

Right 3.0