Trump Deletes AI Christ Image After Christian Backlash
Donald Trump removed a controversial AI-generated image from Truth Social that depicted him as a divine healer, sparking criticism from his Christian supporters.
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Teen Charged in Stepsister's Death on Carnival Cruise
A 16-year-old Florida boy faces federal charges for the murder and aggravated sexual abuse of his 18-year-old stepsister aboard the Carnival Horizon cruise ship in November.
Hungary's Magyar Vows to Ask Putin to End Ukraine War
Péter Magyar, Hungary's new leader, says he would urge Vladimir Putin to stop the killing in Ukraine if they speak. Ukraine celebrates Viktor Orbán's defeat, clearing the way for a crucial €90bn EU loan.
Trump Deletes AI Jesus Image After Christian Backlash
Donald Trump removed an AI-generated image depicting him as a Christ-like figure after conservative Christian supporters called it blasphemous, amid escalating tensions with Pope Leo XIV.
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US Military Claims Narco-Trafficking Strike Kills Two
The US military announced it killed two individuals in a vessel strike in the eastern Pacific, alleging narco-terrorism links without providing evidence, amid ongoing legal scrutiny.
Lebanon-Israel Talks Start After Decades of Silence
After 40 years of hostility, Lebanon and Israel initiate direct talks in Washington, driven by US pressure and Iran's ceasefire demands, but Hezbollah's exclusion raises fears of civil unrest.
Dublin Fuel Protests Reveal Ireland's Energy Crisis and Inequality
National fuel protests in Dublin highlight Ireland's reliance on fossil fuels, government failures in energy transition, and grassroots demands for justice amid rising costs and political mistrust.
Iran Courts Europe to Pressure US Over Nuclear and Strait Issues
Iran's foreign minister has briefed European and Gulf counterparts on nuclear offers and Hormuz plans, seeking to exploit US-Europe divisions to gain leverage in ongoing conflicts.
UN's Albanese Faces Sanctions, Threats After Genocide Report
Francesca Albanese, UN special rapporteur on Palestinian rights, details death threats, US sanctions, and global backlash following her report accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza.
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Hungary Election Result May Signal Turning Tide Against Hard Right
Viktor Orbán's electoral defeat in Hungary has sent shockwaves through Europe's hard-right movements, potentially marking a turning point for liberal democratic values across the continent.
Police Kennelling Costs Soar 774% After XL Bully Ban
Police forces across England and Wales face staggering increases in kennelling and veterinary expenses following the XL bully ban, with spending more than tripling since 2024.
Taylor's Hardline Immigration Plan Faces Scrutiny Over Details
Opposition leader Angus Taylor outlines Coalition's strict immigration policy, drawing comparisons to Trump and Hanson while facing questions about implementation costs and effectiveness.
Carney's Liberals Win Majority in Canada After Special Elections
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party has secured a parliamentary majority following special election victories, enabling him to govern until 2029 and pass legislation without opposition support amid trade tensions with the US.
Harry and Meghan Greet Patients in Melbourne on Australian Tour
Prince Harry and Meghan visited Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital, greeted by soft cheers from staff and patients. The couple's Australian tour blends public engagements with private, paid appearances, sparking debate over funding and public interest.
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Palestinian Groups Sue Australia Over Secret Arms Permits
Three Palestinian human rights groups are taking legal action to force Australia's defence minister to disclose arms export permits to Israel, amid allegations of potential international law violations.
Sydney Stabbing Video May Have Fortified UK Teen Attacker
A major UK inquiry finds Axel Rudakubana likely viewed footage of the Wakeley church stabbing on X before killing three girls in Southport, criticizing the platform's age controls.
Trump vs Pope: Guardian Podcast Examines Religious War of Words
The latest episode of Decoding America podcast dissects Donald Trump's public dispute with the Pope, controversial AI imagery, and US foreign policy contradictions regarding Iran and the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
Victorian Labor Elevates Four MPs to Cabinet Amid Union Ties Row
Luba Grigorovitch defends friendship with disgraced union leader John Setka after promotion to cabinet, as Premier Jacinta Allan faces criticism over appointments.
Greens Slam Coalition's 'Hateful' Immigration Policy as Trumpian
The Australian Greens condemn the Coalition's hardline immigration stance as a '2026 version of White Australia,' while asylum advocates accuse Opposition leader Angus Taylor of launching baseless attacks on migrant communities.
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Sudan's Path to Peace: A Credible Plan Emerges
Former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok outlines a credible roadmap to end Sudan's devastating conflict, emphasizing civilian-led governance and international unity.
April: The Unbeatable Month in Global Sports Calendar
From the Masters golf tournament to the Grand National steeplechase and Champions League drama, April delivers unparalleled sporting excitement that surpasses even July's major events.
Taylor's Immigration Speech Sparks 'Dog-Whistle' Accusations
Liberal leader Angus Taylor faces fierce criticism over his hardline immigration policy speech, accused of 'desperate dog-whistling' and reviving discriminatory attitudes.
Police Watchdog Probes 11 Officers Over School Crash Inquiry
The Independent Office for Police Conduct investigates 11 officers for alleged misconduct in the Wimbledon school crash that killed two eight-year-old girls, examining claims of racial bias and misinformation.
Albanese in Brunei, Coalition Immigration Plan Sparks Outrage
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visits Brunei for fuel talks, while the Coalition's immigration proposal draws criticism from the Greens and independents as divisive.
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Ex-NATO Chief Slams Starmer's Defence 'Complacency'
George Robertson, former NATO secretary general, warns UK's military underfunding puts national security in peril, criticizing Keir Starmer's defence policy as dangerously complacent.
Taylor's Immigration Pitch Puts Australia's Identity at Stake
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor's Trump-inspired immigration agenda, aimed at countering One Nation, threatens to fracture Australia's multicultural consensus and alienate key voter groups ahead of critical elections.
Albanese's Victory: A Blueprint for Starmer and Labour's Comeback
Keir Starmer and Labour face dire polls, but Anthony Albanese's stunning Australian election win shows a path to recovery through moderate tactics and reconnecting with voters.
Democratic Leaders Ignore Voter Views on Israel
The Democratic National Committee's refusal to address resolutions critical of Israel highlights a growing rift between party leadership and its base, as polls show most Democrats oppose Israeli actions in Gaza.
Kuwait Journalist Detained Over Reporting on US-Iran Conflict
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, a Kuwaiti-American journalist, was arrested in Kuwait for reporting on a friendly fire incident, sparking fears of a crackdown on free speech in the Gulf region.
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Suspended Reform Activist Now Election Agent in Manchester
Adam Mitula, a Reform UK activist suspended for racist and antisemitic comments, has been named election agent for three party candidates in Manchester's Tameside area ahead of May 7 local elections.
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