Angus Taylor's Divisive Remarks Risk Deepening Divisions
Angus Taylor's comments labeling certain countries as 'bad' have sparked controversy, risking further division in Australia. The remarks undermine diplomatic relations and domestic harmony.
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Trump Praises NASA Chief's 'Beautiful Ears' and 'Super Hearing'
Donald Trump made headlines by praising NASA chief Jared Isaacman's 'beautiful ears' and 'super hearing' during a White House event, sparking mixed reactions.
New Police Powers to Tackle Violent Shoplifting
The government has granted police new powers to crack down on violent shoplifting, scrapping the £200 threshold and making assault on retail workers a specific offence.
Starmer's Mandelson Hearings Reveal a PM Lost in Procedural Quagmire
Keir Starmer faces mounting criticism as parliamentary hearings into Peter Mandelson's appointment expose poor judgment and procedural failures, with former chief of staff Morgan McSweeney testifying.
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Hezbollah Drone Strikes Target Israeli Soldiers in South Lebanon
Hezbollah launched drones at Israeli soldiers in south Lebanon as Israel issued new displacement orders and airstrikes, further straining the fragile ceasefire.
Starmer Under Fire Over Mandelson Ambassador Role
Keir Starmer faces criticism from MPs over Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment amid evidence of pressure to expedite the posting.
FBI Raids Minnesota Daycares in Fraud Crackdown
FBI agents executed 22 search warrants in Minnesota targeting daycare fraud, escalating tensions between the Trump administration and state officials amid ongoing immigration disputes.
Teen Mariachi Trio Detained by ICE to Open for Musgraves
Three teenage mariachi musicians briefly detained by ICE in February will open for Kacey Musgraves at Texas shows in May, following bipartisan backlash and their release.
Central Europe's Left in Crisis as Right-Wing Nationalism Surges
Social democratic parties face near-total wipeout in central Europe, while right-wing populism thrives. The region needs a new left to counter inequality and defend democracy.
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FCC Reviews ABC Licenses After Kimmel Joke
The FCC, led by Trump appointee Brendan Carr, is accelerating review of eight ABC station licenses after Jimmy Kimmel's joke about Melania Trump, sparking accusations of political retribution.
US to Issue Trump Portraits on New Passports
The US will issue limited-edition passports featuring Donald Trump's portrait on the inside cover, as part of 'America250' celebrations marking 250 years of independence.
Trump Admin Blocks Wind Projects, Pays for Oil Shift
The Trump administration blocked two offshore wind projects, paying millions in refunds if reinvested in oil and gas, drawing criticism from Democrats and clean energy advocates.
King Charles Praises NATO and Ukraine Defense in Congress
King Charles addressed Congress, emphasizing NATO, Ukraine defense, and climate action, while Trump hosted a state dinner with a symbolic gift.
Ukraine Drone Strike Hits Russian Oil Refinery Again
A Ukrainian drone attack caused a major fire at the Tuapse oil refinery, the third strike in two weeks. Putin condemns the attack, while King Charles urges US Congress to defend Ukraine.
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Hanson Boasts of Rinehart-Gifted Plane and $2M Donations
Pauline Hanson celebrates a new Cirrus G7 plane from Gina Rinehart and $2M in donations, sparking criticism over political influence and donation transparency.
Trump Calls Australia Media Law 'Foreign Extortion'
The Trump administration labels Australia's plan to make tech giants pay for news as extortion, while PM Albanese defends it as protecting intellectual property and journalism.
Pauline Hanson Flaunts $1.5M Private Plane Donated by Rinehart
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson boasts about a new Cirrus G7 plane donated by Gina Rinehart, as associates give $2m to the party. Inflation rises to 4.6% in Australia.
Bristol Aims to Become UK Civil Rights Capital
Bristol launches a summer program of activist events aiming to become the UK's civil rights capital, starting on the anniversary of the 1963 bus boycott.
Obesity Linked to Rising Cancer Rates in Young Adults
A new study finds obesity is a key factor behind rising cancer rates in people aged 20-49 in England, with excess weight linked to 10 of 11 identified cancers.
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What If Reform Wins? Review: Farage's Potential Majority
Peter Chappell's 'nonfiction thriller' imagines a Reform government under Nigel Farage, exploring the risks to British democracy and the constitution.
Irvine: Fifa Trump Peace Prize Makes 'Mockery' of Football
Australia's Jackson Irvine criticizes Fifa's decision to award Donald Trump the inaugural peace prize, calling it a setback for football's human rights efforts.
Meta Found in Breach of EU Law for Failing to Protect Children
The European Commission says Meta lacks effective measures to prevent under-13s from using Facebook and Instagram, violating the Digital Services Act.
Russia Scales Back Victory Day Parade Over Drone Fears
Russia's Victory Day parade will exclude military hardware for the first time in 20 years due to fears of Ukrainian drone strikes, marking a significant shift in the annual event.
Leaving Neverland Director Slams Michael Jackson Biopic
Dan Reed criticizes the new Michael Jackson biopic for distorting abuse allegations and portraying Jackson as an asexual, overgrown child, ignoring his predatory relationships with children.
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Amyl and the Sniffers Win Apra Song of the Year Again
Melbourne punk quartet Amyl and the Sniffers win song of the year for Jerkin' at 2026 Apra awards, their second consecutive win. Guy Sebastian and Sia also take home multiple prizes.
African Music Industry Weighs AI Risks and Rewards at Expo
Delegates at the Atlantic Music Expo in Cape Verde discuss AI's opportunities and threats, stressing that technology cannot replace human talent and authenticity in music.
Supreme Court Guts Voting Rights Act in Louisiana Case
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Louisiana must redraw its congressional map, effectively gutting Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which prevented racial discrimination in voting.
Supreme Court Weighs TPS Revocation for Haitians, Syrians
The US Supreme Court hears arguments on whether the Trump administration can revoke Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of Haitians and Syrians, potentially affecting nearly 1.3 million TPS holders.
Albanese Rejects 25% Gas Tax Push as Poll Shows Support
Anthony Albanese dismisses a 25% gas export tax campaign as 'dishonest', despite a Guardian Essential poll showing 57% of Australians support taxing gas profits.
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Maryland enacts first US ban on surveillance pricing in grocery stores, using consumer data to set prices. Critics cite loopholes and weak enforcement.
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