Trump Headlines US 250th Anniversary After Performers Quit
US President Donald Trump will headline the nation's 250th anniversary next month after several musical performers cancelled, citing concerns about the event's political association.
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Waitress at Centre of Prince Andrew Royal Ascot Probe
The woman accusing Prince Andrew of inappropriate behaviour at the 2002 Royal Ascot has been identified as a waitress. Thames Valley Police are expanding their investigation into the disgraced royal.
Trump Rants Over Judge Blocking Venue Name Change
Donald Trump erupted in a lengthy social media tirade against a federal judge who halted his attempt to rename Washington D.C.'s Kennedy Centre after himself, sparking fresh controversy.
WHO Chief Visits Epicentre of Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo
WHO director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus visited Ituri province, the epicentre of the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, calling for more international support.
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US Warns It Can Resume Iran War as Nuclear Deal Stalls
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth says the US is 'more than capable' of restarting war with Iran. Trump insists on red lines including no nuclear weapons, while Tehran denies final deal.
Putin's Staggering Losses: 1000 Troops Daily
Russia is losing over 1,000 troops daily as Ukraine uses AI drones to counterattack. April casualties hit 32,980, with May averaging 1,044 per day. UK sources estimate over 500,000 Russian lives lost in four years.
Neom Megaproject Halted: Saudi Desert City Dream in Tatters
Saudi Arabia's multi-trillion-dollar Neom smart city project, including The Line, has been suspended until 2030 due to cost overruns and shifting priorities amid the Iran war and global energy transition.
Iran War Impact: Sydney, Melbourne House Prices Fall
House prices in Sydney and Melbourne fell in May due to higher borrowing costs from the Iran war. Ceasefire between Iran and US near collapse after new strikes.
Unknown NZ Star Becomes World Cup Icon with 3.5M Followers
New Zealand footballer Tim Payne gained over 3 million Instagram followers in days after an influencer's campaign, becoming a World Cup icon despite his low profile.
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Trump Blasts Judge Over Blocked White House DronePort
Donald Trump attacks a judge who halted construction of a drone base on the White House ballroom roof, warning of 'death and destruction' if the project is not allowed.
Powell Defends Fed Independence Amid Trump Pressure
Outgoing US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivered a strong defense of the central bank's independence, referencing attempts by President Trump to remove Fed officials over policy differences.
Australian Groups Urge UN Scrutiny Over Reef Land Clearing
Five major Australian environment groups have written to UNESCO urging annual reporting on land clearing at the Great Barrier Reef, warning of sediment and pesticide runoff threatening coral health.
Woman Vanishes from Yacht in Bahamas Search
American Lynette Hooker disappeared from a dinghy in the Bahamas after a night out. US and Bahamian authorities search for clues, with the sailboat seized and dive teams deployed.
UN Emergency Meeting After Israel Captures Beaufort Castle
The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting on Monday after Israeli forces captured Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, escalating the conflict with Hezbollah.
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Finland to Open First Permanent Nuclear Waste Repository
Finland is set to become the first country to permanently bury radioactive spent nuclear fuel underground, with the Onkalo repository expected to start operations by early 2027.
Malta Fireworks Factory Blast Injures Two
A massive explosion at a fireworks factory in Malta injured two men and shook buildings kilometers away. The blast was followed by smaller explosions, causing panic among residents.
Russia Fires Record 8,150 Drones at Ukraine in May
Russia launched a record 8,150 long-range drones at Ukraine in May, a 24% increase from April, as Kyiv appeals for more air defense support from allies.
France Seizes Russia-Linked Oil Tanker Tied to Iran Magnate
France detained a Russia-linked oil tanker in the Atlantic, with Kremlin comparing it to piracy. The Tagor, linked to Iranian magnate, was seized for sanctions-busting.
Trump admin freezes $1.8B fund for allies amid legal battle
The Trump administration agrees to temporarily freeze a $1.8 billion compensation fund critics call a 'slush fund' for political allies, amid reports the plan may be scrapped.
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Trump Says Iran Talks Moving Fast Despite War Threats
US President Donald Trump says talks with Iran are moving rapidly, even as Tehran threatens to widen the war by blocking the Strait of Hormuz and activating other fronts amid escalating Lebanon conflict.
Israel, Hezbollah Clash Despite US Truce Deal
Israel and Hezbollah clashed overnight despite Trump's announcement of a ceasefire ahead of US-hosted talks. Netanyahu casts doubt on the truce as fighting continues in Lebanon.
Trump Sets New Iran Deal Deadline Amid Tensions
Donald Trump has revealed a timeframe for a US-Iran deal to extend the ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as tensions escalate with Iran threatening to block the waterway.
Colombia Runoff: Pro-Trump Lawyer vs Leftist Senator
Colombia's presidential runoff pits hard-right Trump fan Abelardo de la Espriella against leftist Ivan Cepeda after a tight first round, amid accusations of electoral tampering and deep political divisions.
Teen Mistaken for Deer Shot by Drunk Hunters in Siberia
A 17-year-old boy was shot dead by allegedly drunk hunters in Siberia who mistook him for a deer. The three suspects have been arrested and face murder charges.
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Men Filming Abuse of Sedated Women: Why and How to Stop
An investigation reveals widespread online communities where men share videos of sedated women being abused. Experts explain the motivations and potential solutions.
Cities Make It Rain More Often, But Less Than Satellites Suggest
New research reveals urban areas see more frequent rain events, but satellite data may overestimate trends due to changing observation methods.
Trees Cool Cities 18°C, But Design Matters Most
New research shows trees can reduce urban heat by up to 18°C, but layered vegetation with shrubs and ground cover works better. In humid cities like Hong Kong, dense planting may backfire.
Israeli Forces Seize Lebanon's Crusader Castle Beaufort
Israeli forces have captured Beaufort Castle, a 12th-century Crusader fortress in Lebanon, marking the deepest incursion into the country in over 25 years. The site has a rich history involving Saladin and the Knights Templar.
Australia's Green Gas Challenge: Billions Spent, Little Progress
Australia has spent billions on renewable gases like green hydrogen and biomethane but has little to show. A new report outlines steps to fix policies and meet emissions targets.
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Sudan Volunteers Feel Ignored as World Focuses on Other Crises
Local responders in Sudan say the international community overlooks their crisis. Despite three years of war, genocide, and famine, funding and protection remain scarce, leaving volunteers exhausted and at risk.
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