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Around 100 members of King's former household are made redundant after receiving written notice on Monday that Clarence household operations had ceased. The Guardian has learned that dozens of Clarence House employees received redundancy notices when the offices of King Charles and the Queen relocate to Buckingham Palace following the death of the Queen. As they worked around the clock to facilitate his accession to the throne, up to 100 employees in the King's former official palace, some of whom had been there for decades, received notice that they might lose their jobs.

While the people mourn the passing of the longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, they also find themselves talking about King Charles III. For him, the long wait is over as heir apparent. The public will now place him under closer scrutiny in the coming days.

Following a judge's decision on Tuesday, a Russian council faces dissolution after a call to oust Putin in St. Petersburg, one of the deputies said. The group of local legislators demanded the resignation of President Vladimir Putin over the conflict in Ukraine. According to Nikita Yuferev, the judge ruled that a number of prior council meetings had been unlawful, opening the door for the regional governor to dissolve the council.

The inexplicable passing of a Russian energy executive over the weekend adds to a long list of high-profile national businessmen who have perished since before the invasion of Ukraine on February 24. Adding to this list, Putin's key man found dead in Primorsky Krai, Russia, close to Vladivostock, around 5,800 miles east of Moscow. Ivan Pechorin, 39, the managing director of the Corporation for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic, reportedly fell off a boat at full speed on Saturday.

Her toughest transformation has now come. Yesterday, Liz Truss became Britain's Prime Minister after meeting with Queen Elizabeth II at Balmoral Castle, Scotland, Britain. According to a Burkingham Palace statement, the Queen requested her to form a new government. Truss, a politician who changes his mind, was sworn in on Tuesday in a ceremony that was carefully planned with the monarch.

Liz truss is set to become the next prime minister of Britain's Conservative Party. This puts her in line to become prime minister. Truss was chosen as leader of the Conservative Party on Monday in London. Only 180,000 members who pay their dues were allowed to vote in the election.

Months after his business criticized Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a prominent Russian Lukoil Exec dies in fall from hospital window in Moscow. According to a source cited by the Interfax news agency on Thursday, Ravil Maganov, the chair of the board of directors of Lukoil, the largest private oil business in Russia, "fell from a window at Central clinical hospital. . . He died from injuries sustained." Maganov is the most recent in a line of prominent business leaders to pass away suddenly.

WASHINGTON - Documents at Mar-a-Lago were moved and hidden. In a court filing on Tuesday, the Justice Department said it wanted to search the Florida home of former President Donald J. Trump because it had evidence that highly classified documents were likely hidden and that Mr. Trump's representatives had lied when they said all sensitive material had been returned.

Considering the number of legal issues thrown at the former U.S. president, which seems to increase with the passing of time, it appears a Donald Trump trial is in the making. What charges could be filed against him? Will a trial derail his 2024 presidential plans? How can he make America great again if he gets indicted?

Breaking news: a former Soviet leader has passed away at age 91! The former leader is Mikhail Gorbachev, who is credited with halting the Cold War peaceably but wasn't able to stop the fall of the Soviet Union and died on Tuesday. Mikhail Gorbachev, full name Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev, is a Soviet official who served as the Communist Party of the Soviet Union's (CPSU) general secretary from 1985 to 1991.

Donald Trump, the former president, said in a court document filed on Wednesday that because the 15 boxes he turned over from Mar-a-Lago in January contained presidential materials, the National Archives should have anticipated finding classified material among them. In the document, which served as his final written legal defense before a crucial hearing on Thursday, he acknowledged that the Trump Mar A Lago documents had been discovered to contain classified material, but he argued that this should not have been caused for alarm and should not have prompted the search of Trump's Florida home earlier this month.

As voters prepare to cast their ballots in the November midterm elections, President Joe Biden to give primetime democracy speech this week about how America's "rights and freedoms are still under attack." This is a return to the central theme of his 2020 campaign. According to a White House official, the president's speech on Thursday at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia would center on "the continued battle for the soul of the nation" and demonstrate how, in his eyes, the 2020 presidential campaign's main argument is still as relevant as ever as the midterm elections draw closer.

Washington Soon after the National Archives announced in February that it had recovered 15 boxes of presidential records inside Trump's public arrogance and private opposition to Mar-a-Lago documents in Florida, Trump began receiving phone calls from Tom Fitton, a prominent conservative activist. According to three sources familiar with the matter, Fitton, the longtime head of the legal activist group Judicial Watch, had a simple message for Trump: it was a mistake to give the records to the Archives, and his team should never have let the Archives "strong-arm" him into returning them.

President Joe Biden made a big announcement about student loan debt on Wednesday. He said that up to $20,000 of debt will be forgiven for millions of borrowers, and the payment freeze will be extended one last time until the end of the year. Biden said on Wednesday that borrowers who make less than $125,000 a year will get a $10,000 loan forgiveness from his administration. People with low incomes who went to college with the help of Pell Grants will get up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness.

Everyone is susceptible to the COVID-19 virus, regardless of whether they belong to a marginalized group or are in the public spotlight. This happened to Japan's highest individual. The Prime Minister Kishida postponed a trip after testing positive for COVID.

The new conservative group got 1.6 billion dark money donation from a single donor. The largest single donation to a politically focused nonprofit that has ever been made public, $1.6 billion was given to a new organization managed by a well-known conservative lawyer. This windfall might be utilized to advance right-wing causes.

In a heated argument about the Republican Party's campaign for the midterm elections in the Senate, former President Donald Trump launched scathing criticism at McConnell, the Senate Minority Leader. In a post on social media, Trump launched a furious attack on Sen. Mitch McConnell over the prospects of the Republican Party regaining a majority in the House of Representatives in the midterm elections in November. Mitch McConnell, full name Addison Mitchell McConnell Jr., is an American politician and former attorney who has served as Kentucky's senior senator and Senate minority leader since 2021.

Several Biden administration officials and Democrats called the signing of the Inflation Reduction Act as a landmark decision by the president. The IRA makes families save money without compromising their health as it also imposes a huge tax on filthy rich corporations. Seems fair, right? Oh, and Mother Nature benefits, too.

Voters decide primary elections in Wyoming and Alaska which will determine the fate of two sharp critics of former president Donald Trump.

China sanctions seven Taiwanese officials as they were thought to be secessionists. China has said that it is putting seven Taiwan officials on a "black list" because it thinks they support Taiwan's independence.

Trump search warrant exposed whereas the FBI recovered "top secret" documents from former US President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.

Republican Governors reprimand party members' outrageous rhetoric on Trump's Florida residence on Monday, August 8, 2022. Several Republican governors lambasted their Republican colleagues in Congress, accusing federal law enforcement officers of a politicized attack on former President Donald Trump. This is after carrying out a court-ordered search warrant on his home.

The FBI searches Donald Trump's home while some Republicans try to defind him. On Sunday, Republicans kept defending Trump after the FBI search operation at his Florida home. However, there were clear cracks in the party's support for law enforcement in the midst of a federal investigation into how Mr. Trump handled top-secret documents.

The public's opinion of U.S. President Joe Biden is at its highest level since early June, since Biden approval rises 40%, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll done on Tuesday. This comes after a string of legislative wins for Biden.