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FBI searches Atlanta election office, chasing Trump 2020 vote fraud claims ReutersTrump Live Updates: Rubio Testifies on Venezuela, President Threatens Iran The New York TimesFBI searches Fulton County elections office as it investigates alleged voter fraud CNNFBI executes search warrant at election office in Fulton county, Georgia The GuardianFBI executing 'court authorized law enfor
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US intelligence agencies disagree with Trump's opposition to Chagos deal, says Starmer The GuardianStarmer defends Trump-enraging Chagos Islands deal politico.euTalks with US over Chagos Islands deal have reopened, confirms Keir Starmer Financial TimesEuropean leaders endure a new level of public embarrassment as Trump dials up the insults CNNChagos discussions with US continue, says Starmer BBC
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Starbucks Says Turnaround ‘Ahead of Schedule' as Sales Rebound The New York TimesStarbucks turnaround shows progress as U.S. traffic grows under CEO Brian Niccol AxiosStarbucks Corp (SBUX) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Highlights: Revenue Growth Amidst Profitability ... Yahoo FinanceStarbucks' Big Sales Beat Stokes Confidence in Turnaround Bloomberg
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AMONG conservative Americans, a school of conventional wisdom holds that Christianity in Europe is rapidly heading for extinction, as the historic faith is supplanted by secularism, Islam or just a lazy-minded lack of concern for all things metaphysical. Yet a new survey by Pew Research, a polling organisation based in Washington, DC, suggests that Christianity still matters to a plurality of west Europeans, as a marker of identity and a shaper of attitudes, even if active churchgoers and committed believers are a small minority.
After an investigation including 24,000 telephone interviews in a total of 15 countries, Pew concluded that:
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