Politics
DC Woman Faces Charges in WWII Memorial Defacement Case
Authorities in Washington, D.C., have formally charged a woman in connection with the recent vandalism of the National World War II Memorial, an act that has dr…
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World
Doctors praise AOC’s transparent egg-freezing decision amid conservative backlash
In a move that challenges conservative narratives about motherhood and professional ambition, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez revealed on Sunday that sh…
Technology
Trump defends last-minute aircraft switch, citing heightened danger to decoy jet
President Donald Trump has justified his decision to secretly swap Air Force One for a backup aircraft during a recent trip, arguing that the decoy plane faced …
Business
She thought she'd scored a Prada bargain for £400—then discovered it was a counterfeit
A shopper who believed she had landed a designer deal on the resale platform Vinted has revealed her excitement quickly turned to disappointment after she reali…
Technology
UK pilot shatters land-speed benchmark in hydrogen vehicle
A British driver has once again etched his name into the record books, this time by piloting a hydrogen-fueled car to an unprecedented 406 miles per hour (654 k…
World
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Ahead of Joint US-South Korea Exercises
North Korea launched a ballistic missile on Saturday, its second weapons test in under a week, as Washington and Seoul prepared to kick off their annual joint m…
Sports
A Century-Old Dairy Farm Faces an Uncertain Future as Milk Buyers Disappear
For eight decades, the Rozynski family has made its living from the land, milking cows and supplying fresh milk to Australian households. But now, as the indust…
Business
A Premier’s Ambition or a Rehash of Old Debates? The Stakes Behind Malinauskas’s AI Inquiry
When South Australia’s Premier Peter Malinauskas announced a royal commission into artificial intelligence, he framed it as a bold, forward-looking move. Yet, f…
Business
Can Andy Burnham's incremental approach sway public opinion?
When Martin Lewis, the consumer finance expert, suggested last year that the government should identify "100 small things that annoy people" and addre…
Science
Burnham Vows to Block Early Release of PC Harper's Murderers
In a firm pledge, the Prime Minister asserted that the government is determined to reverse the impending early release of the individuals convicted for the kill…