Pauline Hanson's media attacks are not just Trump-inspired; for 30 years she has sought to control the press, as shown at her National Press Club appearance where she insulted a reporter and vowed to cut public broadcasting.
LAPD body-cam footage shows officers shooting and killing a woman's dog in Canoga Park after responding to reports of screaming, which was cheering for the Knicks' NBA finals win.
A writer shares how she learned to stop following her father's smart advice and instead trust her own instincts, leading to a happier, more authentic life.
Jacob Dunne, who served jail time for manslaughter, now fights youth violence. He criticizes Nigel Farage's 'pure cold rage' comment, urging constructive dialogue over incitement.
Two journalists collaborated to investigate a US drone strike in Somalia that killed 12 civilians, including 8 children, amid a covert campaign against al-Shabaab.
A small band of activists monitors Trump's anti-crime taskforce in Memphis, alleging widespread intimidation, false arrests, and First Amendment violations, as detailed in an ACLU lawsuit.
Catherine Milne recounts the murder of her best friend Annabel Rook by her partner, the impact on their charity MamaSuze, and the urgent need for societal change to end femicide.
In 48 hours, Keir Starmer shifted from vowing to fight on to accepting departure, as shown by five key quotes from him and allies.
The white working class has consistently chosen racial power over economic interests, trading material gains for psychological wages of whiteness since Reconstruction.
Guardian Australia visited Pakenham, a key Victorian state electorate targeted by One Nation, to gauge voter reactions to Pauline Hanson's recent National Press Club speech on monoculture, migration, and childcare.
Katie Price posted a scathing Father's Day message to Dwight Yorke, accusing him of being a 's**t dad' for disowning their disabled son Harvey.
Hundreds of Britain First supporters marched through Birmingham, setting off flares and chanting 'Engerland', facing counter-protests in Victoria Square.
Police were called to Stonewall's London office after a trans rights activist demanded the LGBTQ charity publicly condemn JK Rowling, following its new chair's remarks.
Honey Mitchell's world shatters in EastEnders as Bea Pollard exposes Billy's plan to pay her off, accusing him of trying to sleep with her in front of the whole pub.
A zoo owner and her family jumped into a crocodile pit to save a three-year-old boy who had been thrown into the enclosure by a stranger. The child suffered a broken arm and pelvis after being attacked.
Charity Dingle is assaulted by Dr Todd after getting drunk, but lies prevent her from telling family. She flees to a lake, meets a stranger, as Mack and Chas search for her.
Vinny accuses Suki of not caring about Jags' death anniversary as she prepares for adoption panel in EastEnders next week.
At least 21 people were shot in Chicago since Friday, with four deaths. On Juneteenth, an SUV pulled up and opened fire on a crowd, wounding 12.
Social Circle, Georgia, announces DHS canceled plans to convert a warehouse into a detention center for up to 10,000 people, following local opposition and a lawsuit.
Kate Nicholl MLA reflects on the Belfast riots, community solidarity, and the quiet resistance that emerged, highlighting grassroots efforts and anti-racism rally.
Richard Hermer halts X posts for his office, first UK department to do so, citing concerns over platform's role in inciting violence and racism after recent riots.
Declan Rice's exhaustion after 360 games since 2020-21 raises concerns for England. With no like-for-like replacement, Thomas Tuchel may turn to Reece James in midfield.
Thangam Debbonaire and Sarah Pochin argue on Sky News over racial bias, domestic abuse, and Nigel Farage's £5m gift, with Debbonaire accusing Pochin of disliking 'brown people' on TV.
Thangam Debbonaire and Sarah Pochin argued live on Sky News over an undisclosed £5m gift to Nigel Farage, with accusations of rudeness and a remark about 'brown people' on TV.
Environmental and immigrant rights groups welcome reports of detainee transfers from Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention center but push for permanent closure and Everglades restoration.
Wes Streeting reveals his plan to ban private equity from social care was cut from Labour's manifesto due to overcautiousness, as he calls for bold reform.
Ireland's Dáil voted to abolish the mandatory three-day wait for early abortion, a key change since the 2018 referendum. Supporters call it progress; opponents cite safeguards.
An inquiry into abuse at Muckamore Abbey Hospital found mistreatment became normality, with patients suffering broken bones and neglect. Police have referred 124 people for prosecution.
An advice column responds to a reader engaged while her sister feels 'behind.' The key is separating feelings from obligations, not tiptoeing or suppressing emotions.
Late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers criticize Trump's childish G7 behavior, his Iran deal blunder, and a mistaken geography claim about Iran and Qatar.