US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin expressed joy over Iran's World Cup elimination, stating he 'danced a happy dance' after the team's three group-stage draws led to their exit.
Staff at Rockstar Games are pushing for union recognition before GTA VI's November release, following the dismissal of 31 union members in October 2025.
Thai police are investigating whether Australian man Simon Peter Carman, charged with murdering a 17-year-old girl, could be linked to two unsolved cases where women's bodies were found in suitcases in the same region.
The US plans to spend over $4bn upgrading its military and spy bases in the UK, including new bunkers for nuclear weapons at RAF Lakenheath and upgrades at secretive spy base Menwith Hill.
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Whistleblower testimony suggests DEA agents allowed hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills into Albuquerque to build larger cases, potentially causing fatal overdoses.
Elon Musk briefly became the world's first trillionaire in June, sparking debate over whether his wealth reflects innovation or dangerous inequality and oligarchy in the US.
China has emerged as the only winner in Asia from the Strait of Hormuz crisis, weathering the energy shock due to stockpiles and renewables, and gaining from global clean energy push, according to a report by The Asia Group.
The US Supreme Court overturned 90 years of precedent, granting presidents power to fire agency leaders, while upholding mail-in ballot laws and declining to review Trump's Carroll verdict.
Nazir Afzal contrasts Andy Burnham's personal warmth with Keir Starmer's forensic style, arguing trust is vital as Burnham likely enters No 10 amid a public trust recession.
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A generational shift is transforming the US-Israel relationship, accelerated by the Iran war and Israel's actions in Gaza. Unconditional US support may end, forcing a reckoning.
As the US prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, historical re-enactors, or 'living historians,' are in high demand, though they emphasize their year-round community work.
A class action lawsuit seeks up to £4.5bn compensation for 700,000 new-build buyers, alleging seven major housebuilders colluded to inflate prices between 2015 and 2026.
Arwa Mahdawi argues that 'heteropessimism' is overblown, noting that online discourse exaggerates the decline of straight identity, while real-world data shows heterosexuality remains strong.
Over 1 million undocumented migrants applied for Spain's new regularisation programme, double the expected number, offering one-year residence and work permits.
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UK culture secretary Lisa Nandy is 'minded' to refer Paramount's $110bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery to Ofcom and CMA for media plurality and competition concerns.
ICE released Sister Leticia Ugboaja, a nun detained while walking to mass in Texas, after members of Congress intervened on her behalf.
Labor MP Josh Burns told the antisemitism royal commission his partner Georgie Purcell faces vile, misogynistic abuse because he is Jewish, while data shows spikes in both anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim hate after major events.
A 31-year-old woman swimming in the Econlockhatchee River at Little Big Econ State Forest was killed by an alligator that severed her arm. Two alligators were euthanized.
A 75-year-old New Orleans man who legally changed his name to Santa Claus was arrested for allegedly trying to meet an undercover detective he believed was a 15-year-old boy for sex.
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Andy Burnham's planned No 10 North will be located on a brownfield site in Ancoats, Manchester, with completion expected by 2028. An interim city centre base is being sought.
Elon Musk amplified 'Citizen Vigilante,' a far-right film glorifying vigilante violence against migrants, on X. Critics warn of dangerous real-world consequences.
Keir Starmer unveils £15bn defence plan, warning successor Andy Burnham not to borrow, as funds are diverted from road, housing, and energy projects.
Paul Flack, brother of late TV presenter Caroline Flack, died after being found unresponsive at his Norwich home. An inquest was opened and adjourned to October 23.
Shabir Ahmed, 73, convicted of raping girls as young as 12, is due for release but cannot be deported to Pakistan under Immigration Act 1971.
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Andy Burnham promises to end the culture of briefing against female ministers, vowing to sack any staff who undermine women in his team, amid pressure for gender balance in cabinet.
Survivors of abuse at Christian Brothers institutions feel betrayed after the order halted hundreds of trials, claiming insolvency, and proposed a compensation scheme outside court.
Rather than shutting down Pauline Hanson, engaging her policies in good faith exposes her lack of preparedness to govern, writes Peter Lewis. A new poll shows many One Nation voters doubt the party's ability to govern.
A parcel bomb in Monaco injured Ukrainian-born oligarch Vadym Iermolaiev, his wife, and child. Questions remain over motive, with possible links to call centre scams.
The Trump administration is prioritizing religious freedom in health policy, potentially affecting reproductive health, LGBTQ+ care, and vaccine mandates, critics warn.
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A new Guardian Essential poll shows One Nation's primary vote fell to 26%, with majorities rejecting key policies like ending multiculturalism and privatising the ABC. Over half doubt the party's ability to govern.
