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Two sisters separated when fleeing Taliban-controlled Afghanistan in 2021 have reunited in Melbourne, with both now on the path to Australian citizenship. Their story highlights how legal aid is helping young refugees navigate citizenship pathways and build new futures.
A new Canadian law lets Americans with Canadian parents, grandparents, or even great-grandparents apply for citizenship for under $100. The change has already sparked 56,000 applications as families pursue new opportunities and security.
After six years of advocacy, Americans can now renounce their citizenship for $450 instead of $2,350. The victory makes a fundamental right accessible to thousands who were priced out by the 2015 fee hike.
After a Waitangi Tribunal hearing and celebrity support, John Bryers Ruddock secured New Zealand citizenship for his three Hawaiian-born children. The win highlights an ongoing struggle for Māori families living overseas who want to return home.
After forcing thousands to choose between their homeland and new countries for over a century, the Netherlands will debate ending its strict single-citizenship laws next month. Dutch Australians who sacrificed their passports could finally reclaim their heritage.
Starting next month, Americans wanting to renounce their citizenship will pay just $450 instead of $2,350. The State Department says the dramatic price drop removes a financial barrier for those making this major life decision.
Alice Springs Town Council voted to move citizenship ceremonies away from January 26, joining over 80 Australian councils creating a more inclusive celebration for new citizens. The change aims to separate joyful welcomes from a date many First Nations people observe as a day of mourning.
Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa just signed a decree recognizing Kurdish as a national language and restoring citizenship to all Syrian Kurds. This historic move reverses decades of marginalization for millions of people.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an attempt to end birthright citizenship, protecting millions of American children born on U.S. soil. Families and advocates celebrated outside the Court, calling it a victory for constitutional rights.
American scientist Victor Ambros, who won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Medicine, is applying for Polish citizenship to honor his father who survived Nazi slave labor. The molecular biologist hopes to use his platform to strengthen Polish science on the world stage.
A new Canadian law now recognizes potentially millions of Americans as citizens if they have Canadian grandparents. Immigration lawyers report being flooded with applications since the December law took effect.
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to protect the constitutional right to citizenship for nearly everyone born on American soil, blocking an executive order that would have restricted this fundamental promise. Chief Justice John Roberts affirmed that the 14th Amendment's guarantee stands strong today.
A quick-thinking good samaritan helped stop a scam targeting a vulnerable person in Richland County, South Carolina. Sheriff Leon Lott is holding a press conference to honor the citizen's intervention and discuss rising scam threats.
When a wave swamped their 15-foot boat near Matlacha Pass, two boaters found themselves in the water—until a passing Good Samaritan pulled them to safety. Both walked away without a scratch, thanks to quick thinking and a helping hand.
For the first time in decades, a pope has carried the cross through all 14 stations of the Way of the Cross at Rome's Colosseum. Pope Leo made the historic gesture during his first Good Friday as spiritual leader, honoring suffering worldwide.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and opposition leader Rahul Gandhi both celebrated Good Friday with messages of unity and compassion, showing rare political harmony. Devotees across India gathered at churches to mark the solemn Christian holiday with prayers and processions.
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Will Reeve, son of the late Superman actor Christopher Reeve, married Amanda Dubin in a joyful Miami ceremony surrounded by his Good Morning America family. The heartwarming celebration brought together colleagues and loved ones to honor the couple's new chapter.
Good Samaritan Hospital is giving community members free stroke screenings on April 30, helping people catch warning signs early. The preventive health event could save lives by identifying stroke risks before they become emergencies.
After three years of advocacy by abuse survivors, New South Wales is set to become the first state in Australia to completely ban criminals from using "good character" references to reduce their sentences. The groundbreaking reform means victims will no longer have to sit in court hearing their abusers described as "good people."
A registered dietitian reveals why labeling foods as "good" or "bad" actually harms your health. The "all foods fit" approach could be the key to building a healthier relationship with eating.
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