Paul Pelosi could face charge after hit-and-run crash
Paul Pelosi, husband of former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, could face misdemeanor charges after hitting a parked car in Yountville, California, and leaving the scene. No injuries reported.
Category : Politics
Canada Co-Hosts World Cup but Fails to Ignite Passion
Canada co-hosted the World Cup but struggled to generate home fan fervor, as Portugal and Egypt drew bigger crowds. Questions about soccer's future remain.
Eight shot, including four children, in Coney Island on July 4
At least eight people, including four children, were shot in Brooklyn's Coney Island on July 4. A 21-year-old woman is in critical condition; police seek a suspect in a black ski mask.
Trump's $2bn bonanza heralds rise of political grifters
Trump made over $2bn in first year of second term, transforming presidency into moneymaking enterprise; Farage becomes best-paid MP amid crypto controversies.
Evri sues BBC for £1.2m over Panorama doc
Parcel delivery firm Evri is suing the BBC for £1.2m, alleging a Panorama documentary falsely claimed it exploited couriers and misled parliament, causing loss of contracts.
Iran tightens grip on Strait of Hormuz amid Khamenei funeral
Iran's IRGC warns ships away from Strait of Hormuz, using Qur'anic messages to Gulf delegations at Khamenei's funeral, as oil prices fall and US-Iran tensions simmer.
White nationalists march in Washington on Fourth of July
Hundreds of masked white supremacists from Patriot Front marched through Washington DC on July 4, carrying Confederate flags and chanting 'Reclaim America'.
NSW Murray-Darling river plan in doubt after funding rejection
A NSW government plan to improve Murray-Darling river flows is uncertain after the federal government rejected a $360m funding request, raising fears of mass fish deaths.
Spectacle Island in Sydney Harbour for Sale
Spectacle Island, a secretive Sydney Harbour island owned by the Royal Australian Navy, is being sold as part of a federal plan to divest 67 defence properties, raising up to $3bn.
Gaza musicians reopen conservatory in tents after war
Gaza's Edward Said National Conservatory reopens in tents after Israeli offensive destroyed its building and instruments, offering music therapy to traumatized children.
Mamdani effect: Could leftwing candidates reshape 2028?
Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani's endorsed candidates are winning primaries, sparking debate on whether leftwing politics can win nationally by 2028.
Five Teenagers Helped When My Son Was Unconscious at the Park
A mother recounts how five teenagers rushed to help when her son lost consciousness at a park, calling an ambulance, comforting her, and guiding paramedics.
Jenrick Defends Farage Amid Freebies Scandal, Claims Media Plot
Robert Jenrick defends Nigel Farage on Laura Kuenssberg's show over undeclared gifts from convicted fraudster, alleging a media conspiracy as scrutiny mounts.
Trump Mount Rushmore appearance for 250th anniversary criticized
Donald Trump's planned appearance at Mount Rushmore for the US 250th anniversary is condemned by critics as a politicized celebration, with concerns over his divisive rhetoric.
Health bill threatens Burnham's NHS devolution plan
Andy Burnham's devolution pledge for the NHS is undermined by a health bill removing foundation trusts' statutory councils of governors, warn Daughne Taylor and John Marriott.
Keep Clean Despite Dirty Politics: Activist's Advice
A political activist shares how to thrive in politics by staying clean, while other letters discuss the overuse of 'perfect', a Yorkshire pie specialty, and concerns over devolution.
Raise awareness of citizenship for children
Solange Valdez-Symonds urges UK government to raise awareness of children's citizenship registration after US supreme court ruling on birthright citizenship.
Private equity must be curbed in children's services
Private equity firms control £24.4bn of public spending, risking vulnerable people in children's homes and care services. The Guardian calls for tighter regulations.
FBI seizes 600+ drones over World Cup games in US
The FBI seized more than 600 drones flying over restricted World Cup airspace across all 11 US host cities since the tournament began, including 99 in Miami and 77 in Atlanta.
Farage faces fresh allegations over funding from convicted fraudster
Nigel Farage did not declare gifts from crypto entrepreneur convicted of fraud. New claims emerge about financial support from George Cottrell, a convicted fraudster, for staffing and housing.
Police Guard England Hotel as Mexican Fans Try to Disrupt Sleep
Police protected England's hotel in Mexico City as Mexican fans gathered with loudspeakers and horns to disrupt players' sleep before the World Cup round-of-16 match.
England rugby thrashing puts Borthwick under pressure
England's 45-21 defeat to South Africa marks fifth straight Test loss, raising doubts about Steve Borthwick's project ahead of must-win Fiji match.
Anthony Kasozi obituary: Leadership coach dies at 65
Anthony Kasozi, a leadership coach and consultant known for his calm, insightful approach, has died of cancer aged 65. He worked with the Red Cross, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and others.
Atlantic republishes JD Vance's anti-Trump essay from 2015
The Atlantic republished JD Vance's 2015 essay calling Trump 'cultural heroin' on its 10th anniversary, highlighting Vance's evolution from critic to vice-president.
Calls for killing Trump at Khamenei's funeral in Tehran
At the funeral of assassinated Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei, mourners called for killing Donald Trump, with large crowds and militant displays underscoring Iran's resolve.
Harper Beckham heartbroken ahead of 15th birthday
Harper Beckham is devastated that brother Brooklyn won't speak to her, casting a shadow over her upcoming 15th birthday on July 10, according to a source.
Woman not warned about officer husband's sex abuse probe
A police watchdog chose not to warn Rebekah Arter about her husband's abuse investigation due to assumed 'loyalty,' contributing to her death in Barbados.
Two missing men found dead in car hidden by undergrowth
William Hutchinson, 31, and Stuart Tallis, 27, were found deceased in a blue Peugeot 106 off the A584 in Lancashire, ten days after they disappeared.
Two 21-Year-Olds Arrested in Hounslow Murder Case
A man and woman, both 21, were arrested on July 5 over the murder of 22-year-old Haruun Hassan, who was stabbed on the A4 in Hounslow on June 30.
Mother charged with murder after alleged cannibalism of son
A 32-year-old mother in New South Wales, Australia, has been charged with murder after allegedly confessing to cannibalism of her four-year-old son, whose body was found with arm injuries.
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