The US military announced the arrival of the USS George Washington strike group in the Middle East amid growing scrutiny over deteriorating living conditions and mental health issues aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.
With over 60 million female voters in Uttar Pradesh, political parties like BJP and SP are aggressively targeting women through welfare schemes and cash transfer promises ahead of the 2027 assembly elections, recognizing their decisive role in recent polls.
Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) in Delhi often face disputes over their authority to regulate private homes, tenants, and personal choices. Legal experts clarify that RWA powers are limited by their governing documents and statutory law, prohibiting arbitrary rules.
Tennis Grand Slam tournaments plan to form a player advisory council to address ongoing disputes over prize money. The move follows player boycotts of media activities and demands for a 22% revenue share, with the US Open expected to announce record prize money.
The parents of a home-born Hong Kong baby lost a legal bid to have their son returned from welfare authorities, as a High Court judge ruled the father failed to consider child-raising risks.
Reform UK's plans to slash £50bn from the UK benefits bill through disability cuts, non-citizen bans, and workfare would plunge hundreds of thousands into poverty, campaigners and leaked government analysis warn.
Reform UK has unveiled plans to save over £50bn annually from the UK welfare bill by 2030 through restricting benefits for foreign nationals and reforming disability payments, though analysts warn the savings are not guaranteed.
Reform UK has announced plans to cut £50bn from the welfare bill, scrap Personal Independence Payments, and introduce a new Health Security Allowance if it enters government.
Reform UK plans to cut £50bn from benefits, scrapping Personal Independent Payments (PIP) for working-age individuals and replacing it with a Health Security Allowance for severe cases, affecting nearly 3 million people.
Tutti i dodici pazienti ricoverati a Milano dopo l'incendio di Capodanno a Crans-Montana sono stati dimessi. L'assessore Bertolaso conferma il completamento delle cure al Niguarda, mentre il presidente Mattarella esprime gratitudine al personale sanitario.
L'Agenzia delle Entrate ha chiarito con un interpello che il dipendente può ricevere il rimborso welfare per spese d'istruzione dei familiari anche se pagate dal coniuge, purché documentate.
Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary unveiled reforms: a state-level committee for quality education, an examination reform committee for modern, transparent assessments, and collaboration camps for student welfare, aiming to transform schools into excellence centers.
Former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan highlights the unstoppable force of Gen Z, stating their determination outweighs ministerial responsibilities, and shares his realization of understanding rather than resisting the new generation.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung pledged to review government policies that disadvantage young married couples in housing loans and welfare benefits, aiming to remove marriage penalties.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met 45 NDA MPs, advising them to maintain dignity, avoid angry outbursts, engage youth via social media, and focus on party unity and national development, with a key emphasis on North-East region development.
Child welfare and rights agencies across Australia condemn Queensland's proposed youth offender boot camps, warning that children as young as 10 face abuse risks and operators could be exempt from reporting harm.
A Hong Kong judge lamented that a five-year-old boy starved to death by his mother could have been saved if social workers had noticed his severe malnourishment. The mother was sentenced to 22 years in prison.
A new ThinkLabour survey of 788 Labour members shows they rank health, the economy, cost of living and climate change as top issues, while expressing sceptical views on welfare spending and strong support for higher defence spending.
Christopher Phillips, 60, was jailed in the UK for keeping his 89-year-old mother Sylvia Phillips' body in a freezer for nearly three years to fraudulently claim almost £80,000 in welfare benefits. He admitted preventing burial and fraud.
Vernon Anderson, a 67-year-old South Australian greyhound trainer, has been disqualified for eight years and three months by Greyhound Racing SA (GRSA) for three animal welfare breaches, including failing to provide vet care for a dog that died and insufficient water for others.
Jasleen Kaur, an Indian solicitor in London, states she will not return to India for a corporate job due to the stark difference in work-life balance and corporate culture, highlighting the UK's professional environment and personal boundaries. Her video sparked online debate.
Gujarat's Shree Nanaji Deshmukh Awas Yojana provides ₹1.6 lakh financial assistance to registered construction workers for EWS/LIG houses under PMAY and CMAY, managed by the GBOCWWB. Eligibility requires two years of registration and no prior property ownership.
New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez is suing the state's CYFD after staff allegedly forced a 15-year-old American citizen into Mexico to reunite with his deported mother. Torrez seeks his return and a restraining order against similar future actions.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is considering exempting rapists from early prison release, while Chancellor John Healey hinted at welfare cuts. Burnham faces revolt over North Sea drilling plans, as a migrant influx into Ceuta sparks UK border pressure and right-wing criticism.
