Iran Threatens Internet Cable Tax in Strait of Hormuz
Iranian media proposes charging US tech firms for undersea cables in the Strait of Hormuz. Experts call the plan legally dubious and militarily risky, warning of US response.
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Iran Recruits 'Disposable' Terror Operatives via Tech
A New York court case reveals Iran's use of technology to recruit low-cost, disposable operatives for terrorist attacks in Europe and the US, highlighting a new era of terrorism as a service.
Farage in New Row Over House Purchase Funding
Nigel Farage is under investigation for not declaring a £5m gift. Accounts suggest his reality TV fee may not have funded his house purchase as claimed.
London Stabbing of Journalist Ordered by Iran Proxy
Pouria Zeraati, an Iran International journalist, was stabbed in London in a planned attack ordered by a third party acting for Iran, a court heard. Two men deny charges.
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US Confirms American Ebola Case, New Travel Screening
US health officials confirm an American contracted Ebola in the DRC and announce enhanced screening for travelers from affected regions to protect US citizens.
ICE Officer Charged for Shooting Venezuelan Man in Minnesota
Federal ICE officer Christian Castro faces assault charges for shooting Venezuelan Julio Sosa-Celis during Trump's immigration crackdown in Minnesota. State prosecutors challenge federal immunity.
Jewish Man Attacked in Golders Green Hate Crime
A Jewish man in his 20s was assaulted by a group of men in Golders Green, north London, in an early morning attack treated as an antisemitic hate crime. Police are investigating.
Ex-PFA Finance Director Banned Over Charity Failures
Darren Wilson, former PFA finance director, banned for four years after Charity Commission found serious mismanagement, conflicts of interest, and poor financial controls at the players' charity.
Mark Fuhrman, OJ Simpson Detective, Dies at 72
Mark Fuhrman, the former LAPD detective convicted of perjury for lying about racial slurs during the OJ Simpson trial, has died in Idaho at age 72.
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Five Dead in San Diego Mosque Shooting, Suspects Among Them
A shooting at a mosque in San Diego left five dead, including two suspects. The incident is under investigation.
ABC Adopts Antisemitism Definition After Bondi Inquiry
The ABC will create its own antisemitism definition following a royal commission into the Bondi Junction stabbings, aiming to balance reporting standards and community concerns.
Katie Price's Husband Lee Andrews 'Squatting' in Dubai Villa
Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews is reportedly squatting in a run-down villa in Dubai, using a burner phone, as she fears she may never see him again.
Epstein Note to Cellmate Tartaglione Released
A note Jeffrey Epstein wrote to cellmate Nicholas Tartaglione has been unsealed, revealing cryptic phrases. Tartaglione, a quadruple murderer, claims Epstein wanted to stay with him for safety.
Man Arrested After Three Found Dead in Sydney Home
A 47-year-old man was arrested after the bodies of a woman and two children were discovered at a home in Campbelltown, Sydney. Police are investigating.
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California Mayor Pleads Guilty as China Agent
Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang pleaded guilty to acting as an illegal foreign agent for China, facing up to 10 years in prison. Experts say China's influence efforts are common.
Ex-Assistant Principal Trial for School Shooting by 6-Year-Old
Ebony Parker, former assistant principal, goes on trial for ignoring warnings that a 6-year-old student had a loaded gun, later used to shoot teacher Abby Zwerner.
Belgian Ex-Diplomat Dies Before Lumumba Murder Trial
Étienne Davignon, 93, the last person charged in the 1961 assassination of Congolese PM Patrice Lumumba, died before standing trial for war crimes.
John Oliver Attacks Predatory Factoring Industry
John Oliver on Last Week Tonight criticized factoring companies that buy structured settlements, calling the industry predatory and focused on extracting wealth from vulnerable people.
Trump Drops IRS Lawsuit Over Leaked Tax Returns
Former President Trump withdrew his lawsuit against the IRS for leaking tax returns, just two days before a deadline that questioned the case's legitimacy since he controls the agency.
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Turkish Gangs Threatened Pregnant Woman Before Shooting
A pregnant woman was threatened with her head being 'blown off' before a shooting outside a Dalston restaurant. Onur Guzel was shot after rival Turkish gangs demanded money.
Two Teen Girls Raped on Great Yarmouth Beach, Police Hunt Suspect
Two teenage girls were raped on Great Yarmouth beach. One man arrested; police search for a second suspect in his 30s or 40s.
Bus Driver Critical After Bridge Assault
A 64-year-old bus driver is fighting for his life after a serious assault on Battersea Bridge. A 32-year-old man has been arrested. Police appeal for witnesses.
MAFS UK Stars Allege Sexual Assault in BBC Panorama
Three Married At First Sight UK stars make sexual misconduct allegations against on-screen husbands in a new BBC Panorama documentary, raising welfare concerns.
Patrick Bruel Denies Multiple Sexual Assault Allegations
French singer and actor Patrick Bruel faces at least four sexual assault complaints in France and one in Belgium. He denies the allegations and vows to continue working.
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Spain Bans Franco Symbols, Yet Kitsch Cafes Glorify Dictator
Despite Spain's Democratic Memory Law, bars like Una Grande Libre continue to glorify Franco, revealing challenges in confronting the past.
Nemes Warns of 'Orgy of Antisemitism' in the West
Hungarian director László Nemes discusses his new film 'Orphan', the impact of the Holocaust, and what he sees as resurgent global prejudice in the film industry.
Life Next to a US Air Base in the UK: Secrets and Sonic Booms
Residents near RAF Lakenheath describe life with plane spotters, sonic booms, nuclear weapons, and a strong American presence in this Suffolk village.
Pianist’s Case Against MSO Goes to Court
Jayson Gillham sues MSO after concert cancellation over remarks on Palestinian journalists in Gaza, sparking free speech debate.
Adam Driver on Dunham Allegations: 'Saving It for My Book'
At Cannes, Adam Driver responded to Lena Dunham's memoir claims about his on-set behavior, saying he'll address them in his own book. The actor was promoting 'Paper Tiger.'
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Driver Rams Crowd in Modena, Woman Loses Legs
A man with known mental disorders drove into pedestrians in Modena, Italy, injuring eight, critically wounding four, and causing a woman to lose both legs.
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