Will Trump restrain Netanyahu for Iran peace?
As Israel continues attacks on Lebanon, any US-Iran deal is at risk. Trump has expressed anger at Netanyahu, but will he back it with action by withholding weapons?
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Reform UK Migrant Levy Plan Alarms EU Nationals
Reform UK proposes evicting overseas nationals from social housing and imposing a migrant labour levy, alarming EU settled status holders who fear betrayal of Brexit promises.
Skripal novichok house in Salisbury put up for sale
A 30% share of the Salisbury house where Sergei Skripal was poisoned with novichok is for sale at £114,000, with the rest owned by Wiltshire council.
Lions' Arnold arrested on kidnapping, armed robbery charges
Detroit Lions starting cornerback Terrion Arnold arrested in Tampa, accused as ringleader of armed robbery and kidnapping; faces up to life in prison.
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Caribbean's new slavery reparations manifesto: key updates
The Caribbean Community Reparations Commission launches an updated manifesto for slavery reparations, strengthening legal arguments and focusing on gender, climate justice, and Indigenous peoples.
17 injured after car hits crowd in Cabo San Lucas
Seventeen people were injured when a vehicle drove through a crowd in Cabo San Lucas during celebrations of Mexico's World Cup win over Czechia. The driver was arrested.
Ryanair free family seating after CMA probe
Ryanair changes family seating policy to offer free seats for parents next to children after check-in, following a CMA investigation into charges.
Russia used Cellebrite to hack phone after contract end
Russia used Cellebrite's forensic tools to hack political prisoner Andrei Pivovarov's phone months after the Israeli firm said it cancelled contracts, Citizen Lab finds.
Senate GOP rejects Iran war powers measure after Trump pressure
Senate Republicans rejected a war powers resolution late Wednesday, hours after Donald Trump berated GOP senators over opposition to his Iran war.
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Pentagon restores mandatory flu shots for recruits
The Pentagon reinstated mandatory flu vaccinations for all military recruits after an outbreak at Lackland Air Force Base sickened nearly 300 people, reversing Pete Hegseth's April policy.
US at 250: Americans Share Mixed Feelings on Nation's Future
As the US marks 250 years of independence amid political tensions and global shifts, Americans express optimism, concern, and pride about the country's future.
Born on July 4th? Share Your Story as US Turns 250
The US celebrates 250 years of independence on July 4. We want to hear from those who share a birthday with the nation about their unique experience.
Andy Burnham's unchallenged leadership: who's in his ear?
As Andy Burnham faces no challenger for his leadership, Labour MPs vie for cabinet positions. Who will influence him most?
Supreme Court strikes down Hawaii gun law in 2nd Amendment case
The US Supreme Court struck down a 2023 Hawaii law banning guns in most public spaces and on private property without owner permission, citing Second Amendment rights and the Bruen precedent.
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Teen cleared of murdering Aria Thorpe, 9, in Somerset
A 16-year-old boy has been found not guilty of murder and manslaughter of nine-year-old Aria Thorpe, who died from a single stab wound at her home in Weston-super-Mare in December last year.
Supreme Court upholds Biden asylum rule at border
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to uphold a Biden administration policy allowing asylum seekers to apply from abroad, rejecting a challenge from Republican-led states.
Supreme Court Backs Trump on TPS for Haitians, Syrians
The US Supreme Court ruled to allow the Trump administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status for over 350,000 Haitians and 6,100 Syrians, opening the door to mass deportations.
Archbishop calls for end to Israeli occupation
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has called for an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestine, urging the UK government to take a stronger stance.
Steggall and Spender launch new party Community Strong Australia
Teal independents Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender have founded Community Strong Australia, a centrist party focused on housing, climate, and cost of living, with free votes in parliament.
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Seattle Defies Backlash, Keeps Pride Match for Egypt vs Iran
Seattle's World Cup committee will proceed with Pride Match celebrations for Egypt vs Iran on June 26, despite backlash from both countries over LGBTQ+ rights festivities.
Labor’s CGT and Super Changes: Greens Deal
Labor secures Greens support for capital gains tax and superannuation changes in the budget, targeting wealthy investors and retirement savings loopholes.
UK's Six PMs Since 2016 Ranked: Worst to Best
John Crace ranks the six UK prime ministers from 2016 to 2026, placing David Cameron worst and Keir Starmer best despite his failures.
Tommy Robinson: far-right activist who may cost Stefanovic job
Tommy Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is an anti-Islamic far-right activist whose interview with Karl Stefanovic may cost the Australian TV host his job. He founded the English Defence League and has multiple convictions.
Should I include my father's affair partner?
A reader asks if they should include their father's affair partner in family events. Advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith explores the choice between holding onto resentment and preserving the relationship.
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What Albanese can learn from Starmer's fall
Keir Starmer resigned as UK PM amid mounting pressure. Anthony Albanese faces similar challenges. Experts discuss how to avoid Starmer's fate.
164 killed, 971 injured in Venezuela earthquakes
At least 164 people have died and 971 were injured in Venezuela after two powerful earthquakes, acting president Delcy Rodríguez said, with numbers expected to rise.
Starmer vows orderly transition to Burnham government
Keir Starmer says he will ensure an orderly transition to an Andy Burnham government, minimising disruption, as he steps down after two years as PM.
Supreme Court allows Trump asylum-seeker metering policy
The US Supreme Court overturned a lower court block on metering, a policy limiting daily asylum applications at the US-Mexico border, potentially enabling the Trump administration to revive it.
US Supreme Court Blocks Roundup Cancer Lawsuits
In a 7-2 decision, the US Supreme Court ruled that federal pesticide law preempts state failure-to-warn claims against Monsanto, blocking thousands of lawsuits alleging Roundup causes cancer.
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Burnham arrives at Westminster; Trump calls him 'extremely liberal'
Andy Burnham, newly elected MP for Makerfield, arrives at Westminster. Trump calls him 'extremely liberal' and Badenoch insults him, but Burnham responds with a witty social media post.
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