Man Arrested in 1991 Murder After DNA Breakthrough
James Lawhead, 64, arrested for 1991 murder of Cindy Wanner in Granite Bay, California. DNA evidence linked him to the crime. He faces murder and kidnapping charges.
Category : Politics
Trump Admin Blocks Wind Projects, Pays for Oil Shift
The Trump administration blocked two offshore wind projects, paying millions in refunds if reinvested in oil and gas, drawing criticism from Democrats and clean energy advocates.
Musk vs Altman: OpenAI Charity Trial Starts
Elon Musk testified in court accusing Sam Altman of betraying OpenAI's founding mission by pivoting to for-profit, while Altman's lawyers claim Musk's lawsuit is motivated by jealousy and revenge.
Hendrix Bandmates' Estates Lose Copyright Case Against Sony
The estates of Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell lost a high court case against Sony Music over copyright of 1960s Jimi Hendrix Experience recordings.
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King Charles Praises NATO and Ukraine Defense in Congress
King Charles addressed Congress, emphasizing NATO, Ukraine defense, and climate action, while Trump hosted a state dinner with a symbolic gift.
Starmer Survives Labour Rebellion Over Mandelson Vote
Keir Starmer faced a major Labour rebellion over a bid for a parliamentary inquiry into Peter Mandelson's appointment, but blocked the move. MPs warn he is running out of political capital.
UK Population Growth Slower Than Expected
Deaths will outnumber births from 2026, and population growth is revised down due to lower net migration and fertility rates, according to ONS projections.
Acting US Envoy to Ukraine Steps Down After Less Than Year
Julie Davis, acting US ambassador to Ukraine, steps down after less than a year amid reported frustration with Trump over Ukraine support, though State Department denies rift.
Ukraine Drone Strike Hits Russian Oil Refinery Again
A Ukrainian drone attack caused a major fire at the Tuapse oil refinery, the third strike in two weeks. Putin condemns the attack, while King Charles urges US Congress to defend Ukraine.
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Trump DOJ Indicts Ex-FBI Chief Comey Over Seashell Post
The Justice Department charged James Comey with two felonies after he posted seashells reading '86 47' on Instagram, allegedly threatening President Trump.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin's Bid for Arizona Voter Rolls
A federal judge dismissed the DOJ lawsuit seeking Arizona's detailed voter records, marking a win for voter privacy and the sixth court ruling against the administration's data collection efforts.
France Probes Reopening of Site in Pelicot Rape Case
France investigates the reappearance of a website used to recruit strangers to rape Gisèle Pelicot. The platform Coco has been linked to child abuse, rape, and murder.
Turnbull: Liberals Echo One Nation's Hateful Immigration Stance
Malcolm Turnbull criticizes the Liberal party under Angus Taylor for adopting One Nation's divisive immigration policies, warning it risks making Australia less safe by promoting hatred.
Hanson Boasts of Rinehart-Gifted Plane and $2M Donations
Pauline Hanson celebrates a new Cirrus G7 plane from Gina Rinehart and $2M in donations, sparking criticism over political influence and donation transparency.
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Trump and King Charles Exchange Jokes and Gifts at Dinner
At a White House state dinner, Trump and King Charles shared jokes and condolences, with Charles presenting a bell from HMS Trump as a gift.
Sanae Takaichi: Japan's New PM - Full Story
A detailed look at Sanae Takaichi's rise to become Japan's first female prime minister, her policies, and the challenges ahead in this podcast summary.
NZ Rejects 'Comfort Women' Statue After Japan's Objections
New Zealand officials rejected a statue commemorating WWII 'comfort women' after Japan warned it could harm diplomatic relations, despite survivors' stories.
Starmer's Leadership in Jeopardy as Labour Faces Election Losses
Keir Starmer faces growing discontent within Labour as local elections loom. MPs question his future amid scandals and low approval ratings, with potential successors emerging.
Plan Ahead for 2027 Tax Changes: Isas, Savings, and Landlords
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' tax changes from April 2027 will impact Isas, savings, and rental income. Experts urge early planning to optimize finances.
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Free Palestine Party Plan Renews Victoria Voting System Concerns
A rightwing provocateur's plan to register a 'Free Palestine party' to funnel votes to conservatives has renewed calls to scrap Victoria's group voting ticket system.
Trump Calls Australia Media Law 'Foreign Extortion'
The Trump administration labels Australia's plan to make tech giants pay for news as extortion, while PM Albanese defends it as protecting intellectual property and journalism.
Mother of Accused Murderer Charged in Witness Tampering Case
Coleen Lamarre, 63, mother of ex-police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon, charged with perverting the course of justice over alleged attempt to influence a witness in his double murder trial.
Pauline Hanson Flaunts $1.5M Private Plane Donated by Rinehart
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson boasts about a new Cirrus G7 plane donated by Gina Rinehart, as associates give $2m to the party. Inflation rises to 4.6% in Australia.
Police Warn Community Aiding Suspect in Girl's Abduction
Northern Territory police believe Jefferson Lewis, wanted for abducting five-year-old Sharon, is being helped by community members. Items found near Todd River.
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Hormuz Corridor Urged as Iran War Blocks Vital Aid
Aid agencies call for a humanitarian corridor through the Strait of Hormuz as soaring oil prices and blockades delay food, fuel, and medicine deliveries to millions in need across Africa and Asia.
Mother Charged With Tampering in Son's Double Murder Trial
Coleen Lamarre, 63, charged with perverting the course of justice after allegedly attempting to influence a witness in her son Beau Lamarre-Condon's double murder trial.
Bristol Aims to Become UK Civil Rights Capital
Bristol launches a summer program of activist events aiming to become the UK's civil rights capital, starting on the anniversary of the 1963 bus boycott.
Trump Says King Charles Backs Iran Nuclear Ban
Donald Trump claims King Charles agrees Iran should never have nuclear weapons, sparking embarrassment for royal aides as the monarch remains politically neutral.
FIFA Secures US Tax Exemption for All 48 World Cup Teams
FIFA has secured a breakthrough with the US Treasury, allowing all 48 World Cup qualifiers to apply for federal tax exemption, though state and city taxes may still apply.
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UK Tobacco Ban for Post-2009 Generation Passes Parliament
The UK parliament has approved a phased tobacco ban for anyone born on or after 1 January 2009, aiming to create a smoke-free generation. The law also tightens vape regulations.
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