SF Bay boat wreckage found, second victim named
Police found the wreckage of a boat that sank in San Francisco Bay, identified Tondra Madruga as the second victim, and continue searching for two missing people.
Category : Politics
Albanese slams Hanson over Islamophobia, responds to envoy report
Anthony Albanese accused Pauline Hanson of undermining social cohesion as Labor responded to 54 recommendations from Islamophobia envoy Aftab Malik, accepting 35.
Indian activist Wangchuk hospitalised after 20-day fast
Delhi police forcibly moved activist Sonam Wangchuk to a hospital on Saturday after 20 days of his hunger strike to protest India's medical exam system.
Chris Packham's Evolution, The Odyssey: Rave Reviews
Chris Packham's 'Evolution' wows critics, while Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' epic opens. Plus top picks in TV, books, film, and music.
Trump Is the Greatest Danger, Not Iran
Donald Trump's Iran war is a limitless fiasco, damaging the US and global stability, argues Simon Tisdall. His reckless leadership, not Iran, is the true threat.
Israeli ministers plan new illegal settlements in Gaza, West Bank
Israel's defence and finance ministers announced plans for three illegal settlements in Gaza and over $400m in funding to expand West Bank construction, violating the Trump ceasefire deal.
Saturday Quiz: Cricket, Delta Music, Polanski Links
Test your knowledge with questions on Asian geography, hovercraft services, Kerouac's scroll, Adidas-Puma rivalry, Mama Africa, forever chemicals, OJ Simpson's gloves, and Churchill quotes.
Farage's Clash with Times Editor Stuns Allies
Nigel Farage unleashed a tirade on Times editor Tony Gallagher over a story about his houses, sparking a 'strong confrontation' amid fragile Reform UK media relations.
US launches seventh night of Iran strikes as Hormuz conflict escalates
The US military launched a seventh consecutive night of strikes on Iran, targeting military capabilities, as fighting over the Strait of Hormuz intensifies and Iran retaliates against regional bases.
Hanson denies rift with Joyce over Robinson podcast
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has denied rumours of a rift with Barnaby Joyce over her podcast with far-right activist Tommy Robinson and her European tour with Gina Rinehart.
Australian man detained by ICE in Los Angeles
Australian citizen Phu Nguyen, 57, was detained by ICE in Los Angeles after a failed arrest attempt at Las Vegas airport, with bystanders intervening. He had overstayed his visa.
Six political headaches Andy Burnham must tackle as PM
Incoming PM Andy Burnham faces urgent challenges from cost of living to US relations, advised by Sue Gray's 'shit list' of immediate fires.
OBV chair: Burnham must shift UK mood on racism
David Weaver says incoming PM Andy Burnham has historic chance to change race discourse that deflects from class inequalities, as Black Britons face identity questioning and pessimism.
US World Cup 2026 report card: highs and lows
The US hosted 78 matches across 11 cities. Stadiums earned a B+, but affordability got an F. Transport and hospitality also faced criticism.
Infantino's Trump ties stain World Cup, US Soccer VP says
US Soccer VP Nathán Goldberg Crenier criticizes Fifa president Gianni Infantino for aligning with Trump, damaging football's credibility and integrity.
Trump risks midterm disaster by resuming Iran war
Trump's resumption of strikes on Iran less than a month after a ceasefire could harm Republican midterm chances and lead to a forever war, analysts say.
Thousands in US to protest ICE, voter suppression, and AI datacenters
Thousands of Americans are expected to protest this weekend against ICE violence, voter suppression, and AI datacenter construction, issues likely to define the midterm elections.
DC Residents Resist National Guard Deployment
A year into national guard deployment in DC, residents protest nightly with cacerolazos. Officials say troops don't reduce crime; new analysis shows violent crime unchanged despite $1.65M daily cost.
Poultry growth plan risks UK national security, campaigners warn
Campaigners warn the government's poultry sector growth plan risks national security due to reliance on imported animal feed, urging a shift to homegrown proteins like pulses and legumes.
Atlanta homeless 'less than human' during World Cup
Atlanta officials threw away belongings of unhoused people near a World Cup watch party site, echoing a deadly 2023 incident. Activist say procedures violated.
Burnham plans energy bill cut of £130 per household
Andy Burnham is examining proposals to overhaul gas standing charges and make heat pumps cheaper than boilers, potentially cutting household energy bills by £130 a year.
Starmer's Next Move: International Role Likely
Keir Starmer, outgoing PM, jokes about cookery and hedge-cutting but allies expect an international role, possibly Nato secretary general, citing his foreign policy success.
Infantino Likely to Avoid IOC Sanctions Over Balogun Scandal
Gianni Infantino is expected to face no IOC sanctions after FairSquare complained he breached political neutrality rules by discussing Folarin Balogun's ban with Donald Trump.
US heir's wife: extradition fight over Hamas allegations
Stella Schnabel says US falsely accuses James 'Fergie' Chambers of supporting Hamas; he faces extradition from Spain.
Toxic mix fuels global political violence, experts warn
After the killing of former UK MP Ann Widdecombe, experts say dehumanising rhetoric, declining trust and disinformation are driving a global surge in political violence against elected officials.
Mandela's Solidarity: A Mirror for Humanity
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's Nelson Mandela Day speech highlights Mandela's universal solidarity, urging action against injustice and hypocrisy in today's world.
Trump's speech: step one in rigging elections
Columnist Arwa Mahdawi argues Trump's primetime speech on election integrity is a calculated attempt to undermine future elections, laying groundwork for interference in midterms.
Cuba edges toward breakdown amid power cuts and US pressure
Cuba faces a societal breakdown as a US oil blockade and aging infrastructure cause repeated blackouts, fuel shortages, and rising crime, with tempers fraying and unrest growing.
Ukrainians protest Zelenskyy's dismissal of defence minister
Protesters in Kyiv demand dismissal of commander-in-chief Syrskyi after Zelenskyy removes popular defence minister Fedorov, citing 'challenging dialogue'.
Ukrainians Protest Fedorov's Dismissal, Zelenskyy Seeks Poland Rift Repair
Thousands protest in Kyiv for second day over defence minister Fedorov's removal; Zelenskyy pledges to investigate WWII-era killings to mend ties with Poland.
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