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Bipartisan backing for the bill, which would protect immigrant youth like us and aid the economy, extends from Fortune 500 companies to faith leadersSince Donald Trump killed the Deferred Action for

As Dreamers, we face constant uncertainty about our fate. But we also have faith in people of conscience to defeat the worst of what Trump has proposedI was born in Mexico City, but I have lived just

This year the Caribbean experienced its most destructive hurricane season in decades. While large countries dominated the headlines, the small island nation of Dominica suffered the worst devastation

Photographer was severely beaten by around 15 security guards while covering President Moon’s visit to China, reports saySouth Korea is demanding a formal apology from Beijing after a South Korean

Artists criticise Wilson’s record on Manus Island and Nauru and rename works demanding company’s contract with national gallery is severed International artists including Richard Mosse and Candice

Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including David Davis taking questions in the Commons and Theresa May at the EU summitWhat Bercow said about David Davis not being

At least 730 young children among people shot, burned or beaten to death in Rakhine state between August and SeptemberMore than 6,700 Rohingya Muslims, including at least 730 children under the age of

In fiery Twitter exchange, Ben Wyatt says Nationals are culpable after blocking gold royalty and payroll tax increasesThe Western Australian treasurer, Ben Wyatt, has blamed a controversial decision

David Worrall, 25, charged with four counts of murder and three of attempted murder following targeted attack on family home in WorsleyA third person has been charged with the murders of four children

In the years since the mass shooting that killed 20 children and six educators, families have memorialized their loved ones in many different waysSchool safety campaigns. An animal sanctuary. A

Of more than 50,000 killings of women since 1985, nearly a third took place in last six years, official report saysThe number of women being murdered in Mexico has risen sharply over the last decade

The Indian city desperately needs its new metro, but Zoroastrian priests are warning of a ‘backlash from nature’ – and they’re not the only detractorsIn early October, a petition was sent to the

Report by World Health Organization and World Bank finds medical bills are pushing people in poorest countries into extreme povertyAlmost 100 million people are pushed into extreme poverty each year

Fiona Patten’s bill calls for Charities Act change so exemptions only apply to groups engaging in objectively charitable worksCommercial enterprises owned by religious groups should be liable for

Six months after the fire, with the scarred remains of the tower still standing, we examine what has been done to deal with the aftermath of the tragedyFailure to rehouse Grenfell survivors ‘could

Book by Argentine who spent four winters on the South Orkney Islands in the 1920s tells of perils, boredom and ‘infinite solitude’ he faced with companionsAn account of four winters spent almost a

Megan Stapleton and Stephanie Dybal granted approval to hold their wedding on 21 DecemberTwo Melbourne women have been given legal approval to tie the knot before Christmas, which means Australia’s

Judge denounces ‘culture of punishment for snitching’ about domestic violence after Simone Quinlan was killed by her boyfriend and his friendSimone Quinlan’s parents say they’ll never lose the hatred

Australia’s financial intelligence agency raises number of alleged contraventions, which also relate to terrorism financing, to more than 53,800Commonwealth Bank has been hit with another 100

Twenty-three people were executed and 39 sentenced to death as only a few counties and states continue to back capital punishment, report findsTwenty-three people were executed and 39 sentenced to