Japan Minister Rejects China's Militarism Claims
Japan's defence minister Shinjiro Koizumi rebuffed China's accusations of 'new militarism', highlighting Japan's peace-loving history and China's lack of transparency in military expansion.
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Minister Declines to Protect Indigenous Sacred Site for Brisbane Olympics
Environment Minister Murray Watt has decided against emergency protection for Victoria Park, a sacred Indigenous site set to be bulldozed for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic stadium.
Brazil's Mothers of May Honor Police Victims
Thousands gather in São Paulo to remember victims of police violence, demanding justice and accountability for the May 2006 massacres.
Daily Horoscope May 31, 2026: Full Moon Sparks Change
The Sagittarius full moon drives change. Aries, Gemini, Cancer uncover hidden truths. Get personalized horoscopes for all signs this Sunday.
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Trump Proposes 'Wild' Rally After Artists Back Out
Donald Trump proposes a rally to replace a concert series after artists backed out, while also decrying a judge's ruling on the Kennedy Center and praising progress on the reflecting pool.
Green Party Urged to Hear Reform UK Voters on Inequality
Green party leaders Zack Polanski and Caroline Lucas warn that the party must understand concerns of Reform UK voters, many affected by austerity, to combat inequality and win back disenfranchised electorate.
Girl, 15, Dies After Swimming at Merseyside Beach
Chiedza Nyanjowa, 15, died after getting into difficulties at Formby beach. Her family remembers her as a bubbly person who loved cooking and wanted to be a nurse.
Judge Reopens Trump IRS Suit Over $1.8bn Settlement
A federal judge has reopened Donald Trump's $10bn IRS lawsuit after a motion alleged the settlement was a product of collusion and fraud on the court.
Teal Independents Strengthen Australian Centrist Bloc
The rise of teal independents is reshaping Australia's political landscape, creating a powerful centrist bloc that challenges traditional party dominance.
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NDIS Budget Cuts Spark Outcry Over Priorities
The Australian federal budget's proposed cuts to the NDIS have drawn sharp criticism, with advocates arguing the government's priorities are 'warped'. The changes aim to curb spending but risk harming vulnerable participants.
Protests at ICE Detention Center in New Jersey
Hundreds of activists gathered at an ICE detention center in New Jersey to protest immigration policies, demanding closure of the facility and humane treatment.
Lydia Dingle Suspects Sam's Secret in Emmerdale
Lydia Dingle worries as Sam keeps a secret: he's taking dance lessons with Ross Barton to surprise her. But his lies cause tension, and the big reveal may backfire.
Trump May Replace Freedom 250 Concerts with Speech
Donald Trump says he may scrap Freedom 250 concerts after artists dropped out, proposing a rally and major speech instead. Several musicians withdrew, citing nonpartisan concerns.
Jermaine Jenas Vows to Rebuild Life After Sexting Scandal
Former BBC presenter Jermaine Jenas opens up about losing his TV career and marriage after a sexting scandal, sharing his journey of recovery and hope for the future.
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Trump Must Remove Name from Kennedy Center
A federal judge ordered Donald Trump to remove his name from the Kennedy Center, ruling only Congress can rename the institution. Trump vows to fight the decision.
Anonymous Call Reveals Husband's Affair with Secretary
A woman receives an anonymous call revealing her husband's affair with his secretary. Laura Collins advises confronting him and considering the future.
Ukrainian Fencer Demands Sanctions for Russian Opponent
Ukrainian fencer Olena Kravatska tearfully calls for sanctions against Russian fencer Sofia Shnaider for supporting Russia's war in Ukraine, sparking debate in sports.
Texas Healing Chapel Founder Faces New Allegations
Anthony Odiong, founder of a Texas healing chapel, faces new accusations of sexual misconduct. The allegations add to previous legal troubles.
China Builds Dozens of Nuclear Missile Launch Pads
Satellite images show China constructing over 80 launch pads in Xinjiang desert, expanding its nuclear capabilities with hardened infrastructure for mobile missiles.
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Family Tribute to Alana Moscrop, 5, Killed in Lancashire Crash
Alana Moscrop, 5, died in hospital after a crash on the A59 in Lancashire. Her family remembers her as a 'bundle of energy and joy'.
Man Jailed for Spraying Semen on Women in Supermarkets
William Kidd, 27, was jailed for four years after spraying his own semen on women in supermarkets in Cheshire and Greater Manchester. He admitted 11 counts of sexual assault.
Spencer Pratt's Mayoral Run: Pandering to LA's Ego
Spencer Pratt, reality star and candidate for LA mayor, uses grievance and vanity to appeal to voters, but his lack of policy and experience raises concerns.
California Braces for Turbulent Primary Election
Californians head to the polls for a chaotic primary with tight races for governor, LA mayor, and key congressional seats that could impact US House control.
Sajid Javid: backing Truss was biggest political mistake
Former chancellor Sajid Javid tells Hay festival that supporting Liz Truss for Tory leader was his biggest political mistake and says 'good riddance' to MPs defecting to Reform.
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Lawsuit Alleges 'Dire' Conditions at Largest US Immigration Detention Center
The first class-action lawsuit against ICE over conditions at Camp East Montana in Texas alleges dangerous and abusive environment, abhorrent medical care, and widespread human rights violations.
Durham Pride Beats Reform UK Funding Cut with Union Help
Durham Pride's biggest march ever saw rainbow flags matched by trade union banners, after Reform UK cut funding. Unions raised £25,000, showcasing solidarity.
Ian McKellen Leads LGBTQ+ Equality March in London
Actor Ian McKellen joined the 'Commonwealth Walk of Shame' march in London, protesting laws criminalising same-sex relationships in 29 Commonwealth nations, where some impose life imprisonment or death penalty.
Reid Hoffman: DOJ Probe Seeks to Silence Trump Critics
Billionaire Reid Hoffman claims the Justice Department's criminal investigation into his donations supporting E Jean Carroll's lawsuits against Trump is designed to silence critics. Hoffman vows not to back down.
White House 'Aliens' Website Targets Migrants
The White House launched a website tracking 'aliens,' but it targets migrants arrested by ICE, not extraterrestrials. Critics decry dehumanizing language.
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Teen Rapists Spared Jail, Pay £26 Each
Three teenage boys convicted of raping girls as young as 14 were spared jail and ordered to pay just £26 each, sparking outrage and calls for sentencing reform.
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