Sex Tapes, Assassination Plots & JD Vance in Hungary Election
Hungary's parliamentary election features bizarre twists including alleged sex tape blackmail, Russian assassination plots, and foreign interference from JD Vance.
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Trump's $400M White House Ballroom Construction Can Resume
A federal judicial panel has permitted construction on President Trump's $400 million White House ballroom to continue, overturning an earlier block. The project includes a drone-proof roof and biodefense systems, with Trump citing national security conce
Louisiana GOP Aims to Eliminate Office of Exonerated Clerk
Calvin Duncan, who served 28 years for a wrongful murder conviction, won election as criminal court clerk in New Orleans. Now, Louisiana's Republican-led legislature is pushing to abolish his position before he takes office, sparking claims of political r
French Father Charged for Locking Son in Van Since 2024
A nine-year-old boy was rescued in eastern France after being locked in his father's van since 2024, found malnourished and unable to walk. The father and partner face charges as the children are placed in care.
Viktor Orbán's Regime End? US Republicans' Hungarian Model
As Hungary's elections approach, Viktor Orbán faces a critical challenge despite US Republican admiration. JD Vance's endorsement highlights Orbán's influence on Trump's politics, but Hungarians may decide his time is up.
NDIS Whistleblower Reforms Pass, Critics Seek More
Australia's parliament has passed reforms to bolster whistleblower protections in the NDIS Act, yet human rights lawyers argue the changes remain insufficient to safeguard workers and participants from risks.
Trump Pardons Signal, Vance Leaves Pakistan After Iran Talks Fail
President Donald Trump hints at additional mass pardons while Vice-President JD Vance announces the collapse of US-Iran peace negotiations over nuclear weapons disagreements.
Hungary Election: Orbán vs. Magyar in Tight Race
Hungarians vote in a crucial election that could end Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, with Péter Magyar leading in polls. Global right-wing figures rally behind Orbán amid EU and Russia tensions.
Police Review Complaint Over Farage's Reform UK Prize Draw
Greater Manchester Police is reviewing a complaint about Reform UK's energy bill prize draw, with critics alleging it may breach election rules and data protection laws.
Hungarians Speak to Guardian Before Decisive Election
Hungarian citizens express their political opinions and concerns in interviews with The Guardian, highlighting key issues ahead of a crucial national election that could reshape the country's future direction.
Albanese Secures Singapore Fuel Assurance During Crisis
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's diplomatic mission to Singapore yielded crucial assurances on refined fuel supplies, addressing Australia's energy security concerns amid Middle East conflicts.
Ex-ISIS Member Tareena Shakil Now a TikTok Influencer
Tareena Shakil, once convicted for joining ISIS, has transformed into a TikTok influencer offering dating advice. Her journey from Syria to social media raises questions about redemption and second chances.
Democrats Urged to Reclaim Anti-War Identity in Iran Conflict
Democrats face internal tensions over foreign policy as Trump's Iran conflict sparks calls to reclaim anti-war identity. Progressives see opportunity to reorient US foreign policy amid growing opposition to military intervention.
Man Arrested for Murder After Stabbing in Primrose Hill
A 27-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the fatal stabbing of 21-year-old Finbar Sullivan in London's Primrose Hill park.
Artemis II Success Marred by NASA Budget Slashes
NASA's Artemis II mission achieved a historic moon flyby, but proposed budget cuts threaten future space exploration. Experts warn of discord between celebration and funding threats.
Melania Trump's Epstein Statement Sparks PR Crisis
First Lady Melania Trump's surprise press conference denying ties to Jeffrey Epstein has backfired, creating a PR nightmare and drawing criticism from survivors and observers.
Tories to Use Benefit Cap Savings for Peacetime Rearmament Plan
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch pledges to reinstate the two-child benefit cap, redirecting £20bn to fund the largest peacetime rearmament in UK history, including troop increases.
Woman Dies in Essex Dog Attack, Man Arrested
A 19-year-old woman has died after a dog attack in Essex. Police arrested a 37-year-old man on suspicion of being in charge of a dangerously out-of-control dog.
Trump Plans Mass Pardons for Advisers as Term Ends
Donald Trump reportedly intends to issue mass pardons to close advisers at the end of his presidency, following sweeping clemency actions including for January 6 defendants.
Extremists Tear Apart Small American Town in New Book
Journalist Michael Edison Hayden's new book 'Strange People on the Hill' documents how far-right publication VDare's arrival in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, created bitter divisions, neighbor conflicts, and mental health crises in a community already
Reform UK Branch Sought 'Paper' Council Candidates
Exclusive: London Reform branch emailed residents to stand as 'paper' candidates in safe Labour wards with option to resign if elected. Party denies authorizing the approach.
Man Arrested in Birmingham for Shadwell Café Stabbing
A 29-year-old suspect has been arrested on suspicion of murder after turning himself in to West Midlands Police following a fatal stabbing outside Café Rosh in Shadwell.
Two Arrested in Primrose Hill Murder of Student Finbar Sullivan
Two men have been arrested over the stabbing death of 21-year-old filmmaking student Finbar Sullivan in Primrose Hill. Police are appealing for witnesses and footage from the incident.
James Bulger's Grave Vandalized Again, Mother Calls It 'Evil'
The grave of murdered toddler James Bulger has been targeted by vandals for the second time in six weeks, with his mother Denise Fergus describing the act as 'evil' and 'devastating'.
Beckenham Youth Mob Rampage Shocks Locals Near Park
A shocking video from Beckenham shows cars driven erratically into a crowd of youths near Beckenham Place Park, causing panic and property damage. Police are investigating with increased presence, while MP Janet Daby condemns the unacceptable disorder.
London Market Shuts for Whole Foods, Traders Devastated
Queensway Market in Westminster is closing within weeks, with over 50 traders evicted to make way for a Whole Foods supermarket, sparking community protests and fears over gentrification.
Romford Teen Charged with Murder of 14-Year-Old in Woolwich
A 16-year-old from Romford has been charged with murder following the fatal shooting of 14-year-old Eghosa Ogbebor in Woolwich. The investigation continues as police gather evidence and make further arrests.
Met Police Criticized Over Far-Right Protest at London March
The Metropolitan Police faces backlash for its management of a far-right protest led by Tommy Robinson during a pro-Palestine march in London, raising concerns about public safety and policing strategies.
Reform UK's Visa Ban Threat Over Slavery Reparations
Reform UK's proposal to deny visas to countries seeking slavery reparations reveals a profound misunderstanding of Britain's modern global position and international law.
Rowson's Satire on Middle East Peace Talks
A cartoon by Martin Rowson critiques the complexities and challenges of Middle East peace negotiations, using visual satire to highlight political tensions.
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