Six Injured in NJ Acid Attack on Moped
Six people, including three teenagers, were injured in a targeted acid attack in Jersey City, New Jersey, involving suspects on a moped. One minor arrested.
Category : Politics
Clinton: Biden's Re-election Bid Cost Democrats the Election
Hillary Clinton says Joe Biden's decision to seek a second term was a terrible mistake that cost Democrats the 2024 election and may have damaged his legacy.
LAPD Kills Dog Celebrating Knicks Win, Outrage Ensues
Los Angeles police shot and killed a family's pet doodle, Jameson, after responding to a noise complaint during a Knicks championship celebration. Video shows the family sobbing as officers stand by.
Bolsonaro's Son Gets 4 Years for Seeking US Help in Coup Trial
Brazil's supreme court sentenced Eduardo Bolsonaro to four years and two months in prison for seeking US interference in his father's coup plot trial, including sanctions on judges and tariffs.
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Alligator Alcatraz Detainees Relocated Amid Allegations
ICE relocates detainees from Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' facility amid hurricane season and human rights abuse allegations, including use of cages and contaminated water.
B-52 Crash Probe Could Last Months, Officials Say
A B-52 Stratofortress crashed at Edwards Air Force Base in California, killing all eight crew members. The investigation may take up to six months.
Thomas Partey loses Canada visa appeal over rape charges
Canadian judge rejects Thomas Partey's emergency appeal to enter Canada for the World Cup due to undeclared rape and sexual assault charges in the UK.
Suspect Held After Fatal Delaware Hospital Shooting
A 23-year-old suspect was arrested in Philadelphia after a fatal shooting at a Delaware hospital. Police call it a targeted, isolated incident.
Two Men Charged with Murder of Sydney Grandfather
NSW Police arrested two men, aged 19 and 33, in connection with the mistaken kidnapping and murder of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian in February. Both refused bail.
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Georgia GOP Runoff: Collins to Face Ossoff, Jackson Wins
Georgia Republican primary runoff voters chose Mike Collins to challenge Senator Jon Ossoff and Rick Jackson as gubernatorial candidate, following a contentious campaign marked by lawsuits.
AP Projects Mike Collins Wins GOP Senate Nomination in Georgia
The Associated Press projects Rep. Mike Collins will win the Republican nomination for US Senate in Georgia, facing incumbent Democrat Jon Ossoff in November.
G7 Leaders Press Trump on Ukraine; Georgia Primary Update
At the G7 summit, European leaders push Trump to break Ukraine war deadlock. Also: Georgia primary runoff results, Minnesota immigration crackdown charges, and more.
Union boss defends shaming Labor MPs with no voter talks
Victorian Trades Hall Council secretary Luke Hilakari defends naming 23 Labor MPs for having no voter conversations, urging them to campaign hard against One Nation.
Crimea Bans Night Moped Rides Over Drone Confusion
Crimea bans night moped rides, citing drone confusion. Ukraine strikes fuel supplies, causing shortages. G7 discusses sanctions. Russian artist killed in Poland.
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Elon Musk's Trillion-Dollar Fortune: A Dysfunctional System?
Elon Musk becomes the first trillionaire, sparking debate on extreme wealth concentration. An economist argues for a 'wealth line' to limit harm to democracy and society.
Ghana's World Cup Hopes Hit by Partey Visa Denial
Ghana faces challenges ahead of World Cup opener as Thomas Partey denied entry to Canada, while coaching instability and financial issues plague preparations.
MEK: From Terrorists to Trump's Favorites
Explore the controversial history of the MEK, from fighting for the Iranian revolution to backing Saddam Hussein, and their rise as US hardliner favorites.
British Council to cut more jobs, close operations in 11 countries
The British Council faces further job cuts and closure of operations in 11 countries as it struggles to repay a £197m Covid-era government loan, according to the National Audit Office.
Forced Marriages in China Spark New Feminist Movement
A new generation of feminists in China is working in the shadows to help vulnerable women forced into marriages, as authorities face criticism for failing to address the issue.
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Ghana Hosts Reparatory Justice Conference After UN Resolution
Ghana holds a three-day conference in Accra to advance reparatory justice after the UN resolution declaring the transatlantic slave trade a crime against humanity.
Lib Dems Urge Labour to Drop EU 'Torpor' and Rejoin Single Market
Ed Davey calls on Labour to abandon red lines on EU, advocating rejoining single market and customs union ahead of Brexit vote anniversary.
Arnault's Media Empire Under Fire in France
Bernard Arnault, LVMH owner, faces backlash from unions and Reporters Without Borders for acquiring Challenges, tightening his grip on French business media.
BBC Presenter Ashley Cain’s Misogynistic Tweets Exposed
BBC presenter Ashley Cain, praised for connecting with young men, has a history of abusive and misogynistic tweets about women, calling them 'slags', 'sluts', and 'bitches'.
Belfast Riots and Palestine Protests: Hypocrisy in Terrorism Definitions
George Monbiot argues that the UK government applies a two-tier justice system, labeling left-wing protests as terrorism while excusing far-right violence.
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Pauline Hanson: Australia Must Be 'Monocultural'
Pauline Hanson, in her first National Press Club address, argued Australia should be 'monocultural,' calling multiculturalism a failed policy and targeting Muslims.
Hanson attacks journalist over daughter's job question
Senator Pauline Hanson launched a personal attack on a Guardian journalist after being asked about her daughter's $150,000 taxpayer-funded job as a political adviser.
Tommy Robinson and Musk Fuel Far-Right Hate: Countering Digital Radicalism
Far-right groups use social media to incite violence and division in the UK. Experts call for urgent regulation and collective action to counter online radicalism and hate speech.
Capital Gains Tax: What You Need to Know Now
Capital gains tax rules have changed, pulling more taxpayers into the net. Learn how to reduce your bill with allowances, ISAs, and loss offsetting.
UK Inflation Steady at 2.8% as Food Price Rise Slows
UK inflation unexpectedly stayed at 2.8% in May as slower food price increases offset rising transport costs from the Iran conflict, raising hopes of a muted price impact.
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Hanson: Australia Must Be 'Monocultural' in Press Club Speech
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson calls for a monocultural Australia, slashes migration, and attacks transgender rights, Islam, and media in a fiery National Press Club address.
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