Iraqi linked to Iran-backed terror attacks on Jewish sites
Mohammad Baqer al-Saadi, 32, pleaded not guilty in NYC to running a proxy terror campaign targeting Jewish communities in Europe, using social media and low-level recruits.
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Peru Runoff: Sánchez vs Fujimori in Tight Race
Peruvians vote Sunday in a polarized runoff between Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sánchez, amid crime, instability, and voter apathy. Polls show a statistical tie.
UN: Iran War Pushing Millions into Hunger as Ceasefire Falters
The UN warns that the Iran war could push 45 million more people into acute hunger by June as oil prices soar, while US and Iran exchange strikes threatening the fragile ceasefire.
Iran World Cup team heads to Mexico amid US visa dispute
Iran's World Cup team departed for Mexico after US visas were reportedly denied for several staff members, sparking a diplomatic row with the US state department claiming necessary visas were issued.
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Jazz Drummer Wins Lawsuit Dismissal Over Trump Name
Chuck Redd successfully fought a breach of contract suit after canceling a Kennedy Center performance over Trump's name addition. A judge dismissed the case, citing no valid contract.
US, Iran Trade Strikes Despite World Cup Visas
Fresh US-Iran attacks threaten fragile ceasefire, even as Iran's football team gets US visas for the 2026 World Cup. Tensions surge over Strait of Hormuz and regional strikes.
Iraq striker Hussein questioned 7 hours at US airport
Iraq's World Cup striker Aymen Hussein was detained and questioned for nearly seven hours at Chicago's O'Hare airport upon arrival with the squad. The team's photographer was denied entry after a 10-hour ordeal.
UK Government Weighs New Misinformation Measures on Social Media
Technology secretary Liz Kendall says ministers are looking at boosting trusted sources and enabling users to reset algorithms to halt spread of false information during crises.
Pope Leo Urges Unity, Rejects Polarisation in Spain
Pope Leo XIV calls for political leaders to reject polarisation and seek unity during his Spanish tour, focusing on the marginalised, including migrants and abuse survivors.
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David Sullivan: Porn Baron Turned Football Chairman
David Sullivan, former West Ham chairman and pornography magnate, resigned amid misconduct allegations. His journey from adult entertainment to football ownership raises questions about legitimacy and legacy.
Mexico Boosts Security for World Cup Fan Zone Amid Protests
Mexico increases police presence at Zocalo plaza for World Cup Fan Fest as protests by teachers, activists, and families of missing people escalate ahead of the 2026 tournament.
California Slow Vote Count: Anti-Fraud System Works
California's slow vote counting frustrates observers and fuels Trump's fraud claims, but experts say the system is designed to ensure accuracy and protect against fraud.
Climate Crisis and Conflict Push Somalis to Severe Hunger
Drought, floods, and conflict have displaced over a million people in Somalia, with 6.5 million facing severe hunger. Aid cuts and political tensions worsen the crisis, leaving families in dire conditions.
New York Could Be First to Ban Large Datacenters
New York's legislature approved a one-year moratorium on hyperscale datacenters over 20MW, aiming to address environmental and energy concerns. The bill now awaits the governor's signature.
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Klopp's Agent Rejects Real Madrid Presidential Claim
Jürgen Klopp's agent has dismissed talk of the former Liverpool manager moving to Real Madrid, stating he is happy at Red Bull and has no coaching ambitions.
Trump's China Trade War Strategy Is Wrong, Analysis Says
Analysis argues Trump's chaotic tariffs and belligerence toward allies ensure US trade policy remains a mess. A long trade war looms as China leverages its manufacturing dominance, risking economic pain globally.
Colombian far-right candidate leads polls ahead of runoff
Abelardo de la Espriella, a far-right lawyer backed by Trump, leads polls in Colombia's presidential runoff, promising a Bukele-style crackdown on crime. He faces leftist Iván Cepeda on 21 June.
Trump's DOJ Targets E Jean Carroll in Retaliatory Probe
The Justice Department's criminal investigation into E Jean Carroll marks a dangerous fusion of Trump's use of federal power against personal enemies and post-#MeToo retaliatory lawsuits against sexual assault accusers.
Fifa Reverses Water Bottle Ban at 2026 World Cup
Fifa will allow one sealed plastic water bottle per fan at 2026 World Cup matches in the US and Canada, reversing a ban on reusable bottles that sparked widespread criticism.
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Trump Urges New Spy Chief to Fire Employees
President Trump wants his incoming acting spy chief to start firing employees, escalating controversy over the appointment of a man with no prior intelligence experience.
US VP Vance blames British student murder on migrant invasion
US Vice President JD Vance blamed the murder of British student Henry Nowak on mass migration, sparking a rebuke from UK PM Starmer's office.
Trump Baffled as Nasdaq Slump Breaks Concerning Record
A concerning stock market record has been broken amid a Wall Street bloodbath, wiping over $2 trillion. Donald Trump expressed confusion as strong jobs data fuels rate hike fears.
US threatens to reconsider Bosnia role amid EU rift
The US has threatened to reconsider its role in Bosnia peacekeeping after European states rejected its candidate for High Representative, deepening a transatlantic rift.
Trump Tells Acting Intel Chief Pulte to Fire 'A Lot of People'
Donald Trump urges new acting director of national intelligence Bill Pulte to cut staff, citing the office is 'less shackled' due to temporary appointment. Other key US politics stories from 5 June 2026.
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US Strikes Iranian Radar Sites, Intercepts Drones
The US military shot down four Iranian drones and struck radar sites near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions and threatening a fragile ceasefire amid ongoing conflict.
Man who plotted with au pair to murder wife gets life
Brendan Banfield convicted of killing his wife and a man lured to their Virginia home as a fall guy, sentenced to life without parole.
Married Couple Drowns in California Waterfall Accident
A young married couple, Dharti Patel and Parth Patel, drowned at Kings Canyon National Park after she slipped while taking a photo and he attempted to rescue her.
US Senate OKs $70B for Trump Immigration Crackdown
The US Senate approved $70 billion for Trump's immigration enforcement after a contentious vote-a-rama, highlighting Republican divisions over the president's other policies like the anti-weaponization fund.
ICE Halts Reporting Deaths of Released Detainees
Acting ICE director David Venturella rescinds Biden-era policy requiring reporting and investigation of deaths of newly released detainees, raising transparency concerns.
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A roundup of the week's most striking images: police attacks in Southampton, Russian strikes in Kyiv, PSG's Champions League victory, and more global events.
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