Donald Trump is suing the BBC for £10bn over an edited speech broadcast before the Capitol riots. His legal team rejects a BBC request for financial information, calling it a 'fishing expedition'.
Republican-led states like Indiana and Tennessee rebrand June as 'nuclear family month' or 'fidelity month', sparking backlash from LGBTQ+ advocates who see it as an attack on Pride celebrations.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage criticises the British establishment for failing to address public anger after the murder of Henry Nowak, as riots erupt in Southampton.
A Florida woman's attempt to order a 'five and five' coffee in Rome has gone viral, sparking backlash over her 'rude' and 'entitled' behavior.
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Real Madrid will bid €150m for Bayern Munich's Michael Olise if Florentino Pérez wins re-election as president. Olise is the top target for the summer window.
The Trump administration moves to rescind the bipartisan Roadless Rule, which protects over 58 million acres of national forests from road building and logging, threatening public lands and ecosystems.
Analysis of Donald Trump's fixation on retribution against E Jean Carroll, exploring his courtroom outbursts, ego, and the reported DOJ investigation into her lawsuit funding.
Savneet Talwar, a tenured professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, was suspended after a student complained about a case study that mentioned violence against Palestinians, sparking debate over academic freedom.
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Senate Republicans passed a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill after an 18-hour vote-a-rama, defeating a Democratic bid to block a $1.8bn fund for Trump allies.
Critics warn that Section 224 of the NDAA would deeply intertwine US and Israeli militaries, binding America to a state that has gone rogue, as Israel's lobby pushes for unscrutinized support.
After Nicolás Maduro's removal, Venezuela's pro-democracy activists emerge from hiding but face challenges turning hope into political influence amid US indifference.
President Trump announces a massive rally on June 24 to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, cancelling planned concerts after multiple artists withdrew from the events.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro accuses the US of supporting narco-traffickers by endorsing hard-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella, who has ties to paramilitaries.
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As Trump prepares to host UFC Freedom 250 at the White House, fighters and commentators voice concerns over politics, logistics, and ethics.
Millions of Nazi party membership cards digitized by US archives allow Germans to search ancestors, shattering family myths and prompting reflection on the past.
Global powers focus on oil markets and elections, but those living through conflict in the Middle East feel abandoned. Israel's offensive in Lebanon targets infrastructure.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was caught on camera losing her temper with a reporter from Lindell TV, asking about January 6 security. Meanwhile, oil executives warn of price surges due to Iran's Strait of Hormuz blockade.
Chinese regulators are investigating zero-gravity seats in EVs after fatal crashes, potentially leading to a ban that could impact Australian imports.
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President Trump uses the Defense Production Act to fund coal plants, mines, and a new export terminal, sparking environmental backlash.
UK PM Keir Starmer accuses Elon Musk of trying to whip up division in Britain after the murder of a white student by a Sikh man, amid far-right protests and police handling controversy.
UK high street sales rose 3.4% in May as warm weather improved footfall, reversing April's decline. Consumer confidence also increased, despite ongoing economic pressures from the US-Israel war on Iran.
The Battle of Trois-Rivières in 1776 saw American forces bogged down in swampy terrain, leading to defeat. Today, it offers lessons on the dangers of faulty ground intelligence in foreign wars.
Internal recriminations mount as multiple artists withdraw from Trump's 250th birthday event, with a White House insider warning that firings are imminent.
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The far-right conspiracy theory of 'two-tier policing' has spread from fringe groups to parliament and riots. Experts Hugh Muir and Joe Mulhall explain its origins and impact.
Sweden's migration minister calls for EU to revoke temporary protection for Ukrainian men of fighting age and restrict Russian tourist visas, while Zelenskyy proposes direct talks with Putin.
Senate Republicans narrowly blocked a Democratic attempt to stop Donald Trump from creating a $1.8bn fund to pay allies, as dissent grows within the GOP.
The US House passed a bill to aid Ukraine and sanction Russia, overriding Republican objections. This marks the second foreign policy break with Trump this week.
Digital authoritarianism is spreading beyond China as democracies like India and Israel use spyware to surveil activists, journalists, and opponents, eroding freedoms.
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Graham Platner denies New York Times report of physical misconduct and offensive remarks, calling claims politically motivated ahead of Democratic primary.
