Car Bomb Attack Near Belfast Leads to Charges
A 66-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after a car bomb targeted Dunmurry police station in County Antrim. Police suspect the New IRA was behind the attack.
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Kumanjayi Little Baby Found Dead, Suspect to Be Charged
Kumanjayi Little Baby, 5, was found dead in Alice Springs five days after vanishing. A 47-year-old man is expected to be charged. Her family expresses grief and calls for unity.
Pentagon Signs AI Deals with Seven Firms, Excluding Anthropic
The Pentagon reached agreements with OpenAI, Google, Nvidia, and others for classified military AI use. Anthropic was excluded after rejecting 'lawful use' clause.
Neo-Nazi Convicted of Planning Mass Shooting After MI5 Sting
Alfie Coleman, 21, was found guilty of preparing terrorist acts after an undercover MI5 operation thwarted his mass shooting plans.
UK Threat Level Severe After Golders Green Attack
The UK terrorism threat level has been raised to 'severe' by JTAC after the Golders Green stabbings, meaning an attack is considered highly likely. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced increased funding for Jewish community protection.
Dems Grill Hegseth on 'Unauthorised' Iran War
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth faced tough questions from Democrats who accused him of waging an unauthorised war in Iran, sparking heated debate in Congress.
Australian Hiker Missing in Nova Scotia for Two Weeks
Denise Ann Williams, 62, was last heard from on April 15 while hiking in Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Search efforts continue.
Trump Urges Repatriation as Australia Refuses Citizens in Syria
Trump administration urges countries to repatriate citizens in Syria, but Australia maintains hardline stance against Australian women and children held in al-Roj camp since Islamic State's fall.
US Soldiers to Get Psychedelic Therapy for PTSD
Active-duty US soldiers with PTSD will undergo MDMA-assisted therapy in DoD-funded studies, aiming to heal trauma and potentially extend service.
Antisemitism Emergency After London Stabbings
Jonathan Hall KC labels antisemitism a national security emergency after two people were stabbed in Golders Green. Government pledges £25 million for Jewish community security.
US Embassies to Deny Visas to Asylum Seekers Under New Directive
The US State Department has ordered all embassies to deny visas to applicants who express fear of returning home, citing high asylum claims. Critics say this blocks legitimate refugees.
Google Signs Classified AI Deal with Pentagon
Google has signed a classified AI deal with the US Pentagon, joining OpenAI and xAI in supplying models for military use, despite employee protests over ethical concerns.
Russia Says Africa Corps Prevented Mali Coup
Russia claims its Africa Corps prevented a coup in Mali over the weekend, inflicting losses on rebels. However, local reports suggest a negotiated exit with Algerian mediation.
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.
UK Forms Naval Force with Nine European Nations to Deter Russia
Britain will create a unified naval force with nine European countries to deter Russian threats, complementing NATO but excluding the US amid strained relations.
Beekeeper Jailed for Releasing Bees on Deputies
A Massachusetts beekeeper was sentenced to six months in jail for releasing bees on sheriff's deputies attempting to evict her friend, resulting in multiple stings.
Iranian Hackers Leak US Marine Data, Issue Threats
Iran-linked Handala Hack Team leaked personal details of 2,379 US Marines in the Middle East, threatening missile and drone attacks, citing past strikes in Iran.
UK Inquiry: Aukus Nuclear Submarine Plan May Fail
A UK parliamentary inquiry finds 'shortcomings and failures' in the Aukus submarine project, warning that underfunding and political drift could derail the plan, threatening Australia's security.
US Strike Kills Three on Narco Boat; Death Toll 185
A US military strike killed three men on a boat allegedly used for drug trafficking in the Eastern Pacific, raising the campaign death toll to 185.
DNA Milestone May Lead to USS Arizona Unknowns Disinterment
A DNA milestone could allow the US to disinter unidentified USS Arizona crew members from Pearl Harbor, as enough family samples have been collected to identify at least 60% of them.
Russian Drone Strikes Injure 10 in Odesa, Ukraine
Overnight Russian drone attacks in Odesa, Ukraine, injured over 10 people, damaging residential buildings and a hotel. Ukrainian PM to visit Poland for security talks.
Ex-Royal Protection Chief Slams Trump Dinner Security Lapses
A former Head of Royal Protection criticizes security failures at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, where a gunman breached security, raising concerns ahead of King Charles' US state visit.
Iran's Nuclear Dilemma: Why Trump's War May Drive Tehran to Seek Nukes
As US-Israel aggression continues, Iran may abandon its non-nuclear stance. North Korea could supply warheads, risking global proliferation.
ND Legislator Liz Conmy Killed in Minnesota Plane Crash
A small plane crash in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, killed North Dakota state representative Liz Conmy and the pilot. The crash occurred shortly after takeoff from Crystal airport.
Iran War Threatens NHS with Medical Shortages and Rising Costs
The Iran war disrupts petrochemical supplies, causing soaring costs and potential shortages of syringes, gloves, and drugs for the NHS, forcing a shift to more efficient use.
Trump May End US Falklands Support Over Iran War
The White House is considering punishing European allies for not assisting in Iran, potentially withdrawing support for UK sovereignty of the Falkland Islands.
Roommate Arrested After USF Student Found Dead, Second Missing
Hisham Abugharbeih, 26, was arrested after Zamil Limon's body was found on a bridge. Nahida Bristy remains missing in Tampa, Florida.
OpenAI CEO Apologizes for Not Alerting Police Before Shooting
Sam Altman apologizes after OpenAI failed to alert police about a banned account linked to a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, that killed eight.
Supersonic Navigator Indigenous Ancestry Honored
A supersonic strike navigator with Indigenous ancestry has been recognized for his service, highlighting contributions of Aboriginal people in the Australian military.
UK Closes Unit Tracking Israel Law Breaches
The Foreign Office has closed its unit monitoring potential Israeli breaches of international law in Gaza and Lebanon due to budget cuts, losing access to a database of 26,000 verified incidents.
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