White House Dinner Shooting Raises Security Questions
A shooting at the White House correspondents' dinner has sparked debate over security protocols, with the suspect allegedly mocking the lack of security in a manifesto.
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US Media Silence on Israel's Role in Trump's Iran War Decision
Jason Stanley argues that US media omits Israel's influence on Trump's Iran war decision due to fear of antisemitism claims, which he says is itself antisemitic and dangerous.
DNA Milestone May Lead to USS Arizona Unknowns Disinterment
A DNA milestone could allow the US to disinter unidentified USS Arizona crew members from Pearl Harbor, as enough family samples have been collected to identify at least 60% of them.
Beasts of Office: America's Animal Mayors History
Small US towns elect animals as mayors, raising funds and attracting tourists. From dogs to horses, these leaders charm communities despite lacking real power.
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Democrats' Swearing Won't Fix Authenticity Problem
Democrats increasingly use profanity to appear authentic, but analysis shows it may backfire. Swearing less popular figures like Bernie Sanders suggest vulgarity signals inauthenticity.
Ecuador Teen Coping with Mother's Repeated Drug Prison Sentences
Valentina, 16, faces her mother Ivonne's third imprisonment for drug offenses in Ecuador. Their story highlights the trauma of family separation and the cycle of poverty driving women to crime.
Rudd Warns Australians Will Reject Green Energy Without Benefits
Former PM Kevin Rudd says climate policies must deliver tangible benefits like lower prices and jobs, or Australians will dismiss them as 'bullshit'. He cites Trump's cuts as cautionary.
Colombia Highway Bombing Kills 20 Ahead of Elections
A bomb blast on Colombia's Pan-American Highway killed 20 and injured 36, blamed on Farc dissidents. The attack comes ahead of May presidential elections amid rising violence.
Supreme Court to Hear Roundup Case That May Limit Lawsuits
The US Supreme Court hears a case on glyphosate, the weedkiller in Roundup, which could limit consumers' ability to sue for failure to warn of product risks.
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EU Mainstream Adopts Orbán's Racist Narratives on Migration
Shada Islam argues that racist, anti-migrant narratives once pushed by Viktor Orbán are now embedded in EU policies, from border control to foreign affairs.
Mali in Crisis After Jihadists Seize Towns, Kill Defence Minister
Mali reels from coordinated attacks by jihadists and separatist rebels who seized towns, killed the defence minister and military intelligence chief, and forced Russian-backed forces to withdraw from a key city.
Clarence Thomas: The Worst Supreme Court Justice?
Robert Reich argues Clarence Thomas has surpassed Samuel Alito as the worst Supreme Court justice, citing his recent speech condemning progressivism, ethical breaches, and partisan rulings.
Family Endures Harsh Conditions in Texas ICE Detention
An Indian family of four detained at Dilley ICE facility faces health issues, poor food, and educational neglect, raising concerns about child welfare.
Venice Opera Fires Director Over Nepotism Remarks
Teatro La Fenice cancels all collaborations with Beatrice Venezi after she accused the orchestra of nepotism, sparking months of protests.
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DoJ Pressures Group to Drop Trump Ballroom Lawsuit After Shooting
The US Department of Justice has used a weekend shooting to pressure a preservation group to drop its lawsuit against Donald Trump's $400m White House ballroom project.
Scottish Election 2026: Party Pledges and Fiscal Denial
Scottish parties unveil manifestos for Holyrood election, with Reform UK reshaping dynamics. Economists warn of fiscal denial amid £5bn funding gap.
Police Review £40,000 Jenrick Campaign Donation
Police assess evidence on £40,000 donation to Robert Jenrick's 2024 Tory leadership campaign after Electoral Commission referral over foreign source allegations.
Sadiq Khan May Block Palantir Contract for Met Police
Sadiq Khan expresses concerns about using public money for firms contrary to London's values, potentially blocking the Met's Palantir contract.
Starmer: 'tide could be turning' on shoplifting
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says shoplifting charges up 17%, theft down slightly, and technology like CCTV sharing could help tackle retail crime.
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Starmer's Difficult Week: McSweeney Grilling and Transition Talks
Keir Starmer braces for a tough week as his ex-chief of staff faces MPs, leadership transition rumours swirl, and he may face a privileges committee over alleged misleading of parliament.
Rohingya Community Demands Justice After Refugee's Death
After Nurul Amin Shah Alam's death, Buffalo's Rohingya community pushes for the New York for All act, demanding accountability and protection from immigration authorities.
Magic: The Gathering Devs Unionize for AI, Job Protections
Over 100 Wizards of the Coast workers seek union recognition, citing layoffs, remote work, and AI concerns. They aim to join the CWA.
Brutal Deportation Struggle on Gatwick Plane Exposes Policy
A violent struggle to deport a man on a Gatwick flight reveals the harsh reality of UK removal policies, sparking passenger outrage and ethical questions.
California billionaire tax proposal qualifies for ballot
A proposal for a one-time 5% tax on California billionaires has gathered enough signatures for the November ballot, sparking opposition from tech titans and Governor Gavin Newsom.
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Goldman Sachs Raises Oil Price Forecast on Middle East Conflict
Goldman Sachs raises oil price forecast due to Middle East deadlock, predicting Brent at $90 and US crude at $83 per barrel in Q4 2026.
Salad-Eating Guest Unfazed by WH Dinner Shooting
Michael Glantz, a senior talent agent, calmly ate his salad as gunfire erupted at the White House correspondents' dinner, later saying he 'wasn't scared.'
Russian Drone Strikes Injure 10 in Odesa, Ukraine
Overnight Russian drone attacks in Odesa, Ukraine, injured over 10 people, damaging residential buildings and a hotel. Ukrainian PM to visit Poland for security talks.
Welsh Election Parties Criticized for Vague Spending Plans
Parties contesting the Senedd election offer bold pledges on NHS, education, and tax but lack detail on funding, facing criticism from the IFS.
Aboriginal Mother Dies After Eviction, Family Blames Gov't
Noongar woman Mary Ann Miller died of sepsis weeks after giving birth and being evicted from public housing. Her mother says she was failed by agencies.
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Iran Offers to End Strait of Hormuz Chokehold
Iran offers to end its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz without addressing its nuclear program, but the proposal is unlikely to gain US support.
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