Global Photo Roundup: Protests, Space, and World Events
A collection of powerful images from around the world, including anti-ICE protests in New York, a thumbs up from NASA astronauts, and scenes from Gaza to Germany.
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#MeToo Brings Harassment Claims Wave Across Colombia
Female journalists' accounts of sexual harassment in Colombia have sparked a nationwide movement, leading to high-profile dismissals and government investigations. The #YoTeCreoColega initiative has expanded beyond media to multiple sectors.
Trump's Behavior Sparks Calls for Removal Amid Crisis
As Trump's erratic outbursts escalate, experts debate using the 25th Amendment or creative solutions to address a president unfit for office, highlighting systemic failures in US politics.
Rosedale AI Surveillance Plan Sparks Debate Over Crime and Privacy
Residents in Toronto's affluent Rosedale neighborhood consider an AI-powered license plate scanning system to combat burglaries, raising concerns over privacy and surveillance ethics.
Hungary's Political Crossroads: Is Orbán's Era Ending?
After 16 years of consolidating power into an 'illiberal democracy,' Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces a critical election where he is projected to lose the popular vote, potentially offering a blueprint for challenging populist oligarchies globally.
Schumer Calls Trump 'Extremely Sick Person' Over Iran Threats
Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer condemns Donald Trump's aggressive rhetoric toward Iran, warning of catastrophic consequences as tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz.
Greens: Major Parties Disconnected from Ordinary People
Max Chandler-Mather, new head of the Greens Institute, argues that major parties rely too heavily on corporate polling, losing touch with voters. He advocates for progressive populism to win over those deserting for One Nation.
Reform UK to Ban Visas for Nations Seeking Slavery Reparations
Reform UK pledges to deny visas to countries demanding reparations for slavery and colonialism, as global calls for restorative justice intensify with UN backing.
Abramovich Charity Trustee Linked to Starmer Advisor
A trustee of Roman Abramovich's new charitable foundation has connections to Prime Minister Keir Starmer's top national security advisor, raising questions about the £2.35bn Chelsea sale funds.
Peckham Machete Attack Victim Died Helping Friend
Aurelio Mejía, 26, was fatally stabbed outside Laxa Lounge in Peckham. Four men arrested as two others fight for life in hospital after violent clash.
Trump's Apocalyptic Truth Social Rant After Iran Strike
Donald Trump posted a menacing message on Truth Social hours after striking Kharg Island, warning 'a whole civilization will die tonight' while claiming 'regime change' in Iran.
UK Bank Holiday Dates 2026-2027: Plan Ahead
Discover all the upcoming bank holiday dates for the UK in 2026 and 2027, including early May, summer, and Christmas breaks, to help you schedule your time off effectively.
Tributes for 14-Year-Old Boy Shot Dead in Woolwich Music Video
Family and community mourn Eghosa Ogbebor, a 14-year-old killed in Woolwich while filming a music video. Police make arrests as investigation continues into the tragic shooting.
Sarah Ferguson: 'Never Return to US' Over Epstein Link
An insider reveals Sarah Ferguson is deeply nervous about facing scrutiny in America due to her extensive connections to Jeffrey Epstein, as revealed in released files and emails.
Trump Store Shuts Down After Iran War Hits Merchandise Sales
A Chicago store selling Trump and right-wing merchandise has closed, with the owner blaming plummeting sales on the Iran War, which has split Trump's base and left customers uncertain.
Keefe Investigates Zac Brettler's Mysterious London Death
Acclaimed author Patrick Radden Keefe unravels the tragic case of Zac Brettler, a 19-year-old who jumped from a luxury Thames apartment amid a web of deception involving gangsters and oligarch fantasies.
Nationalist Wins in Celtic Nations May Reshape UK Politics
Polls suggest Plaid Cymru, SNP, and Sinn Féin could lead Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland simultaneously, sparking constitutional challenges for the UK government.
Epstein Survivor to Protest at White House for King Charles Meeting
Rina Oh, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein, threatens to hold a mock tea party outside the White House during King Charles's state visit, demanding royal funding for victims' therapy and mental health support.
Trump and Moon: Parallels in Ambition and Impact
An analysis draws surprising connections between Donald Trump's political rise and lunar exploration, highlighting themes of ambition, disruption, and lasting influence.
Trump: Iranians 'Willing to Suffer' for Freedom from Regime
Donald Trump asserted without evidence that Iranian civilians support U.S. strikes on infrastructure, as diplomatic efforts falter and threats against civilian targets loom. Lower court judges challenge Trump's policies, sparking a 'war on the rule of law
Pinochet Agent Turned Bondi Nanny Loses Extradition Fight
Adriana Rivas, accused of participating in seven disappearances during Chile's dictatorship, will be extradited after a seven-year legal battle in Australia.
World Can't Wait for Trump's Exit, Letters Warn of Political Risks
Readers respond to Simon Jenkins' call for patience with Donald Trump, arguing his administration has eroded U.S. institutions and midterm elections may not bring change. Letters highlight fears of enduring political damage and global instability.
Greek PM Tackles 'Deep State' in Farm Fraud Scandal
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis pledges to transform Greece into a modern European state while addressing a political crisis over fraudulent EU agricultural funds.
Trump Mocks Starmer as Neville Chamberlain on Iran
Donald Trump has invoked Neville Chamberlain to criticize Keir Starmer's refusal to support US-Israeli airstrikes on Iran, escalating tensions between the leaders.
Trump's Threats Reveal Weakness in US Leadership
Donald Trump's recent threats against Iran, including potential war crimes, highlight a dangerous departure from international law and strategic coherence, raising global concerns.
Trump Threatens Jail for Journalists Over Airman Leak
Donald Trump threatened to jail journalists to identify the source who leaked information about a second missing US airman after Iran shootdown, escalating his media targeting efforts.
Morning Mail Tuesday: Australian News Updates (07.04.2026)
A comprehensive overview of the latest news and developments in Australia, covering political, economic, and social issues as reported in the Morning Mail Tuesday edition.
Trump's Easter Bunny and Iran Warnings Spark Mental Health Fears
Donald Trump's White House Easter event with a bunny costume gave way to a press conference where he issued stark threats against Iran, prompting renewed questions about his mental state and foreign policy approach.
Supreme Court Vacates Bannon Conviction, Case Sent for Review
The US Supreme Court has vacated Steve Bannon's contempt of Congress conviction, sending the case back to appeals court for dismissal consideration following Trump administration intervention.
Trump Dropped Canada Statehood Bid Due to Royal Ties
A new book reveals Donald Trump reportedly halted ambitions to make Canada the 51st US state after learning of its ties to King Charles III, citing respect for the monarchy.
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