Weekend in Pictures: Cardi B, Sheep & Synchronised Swimmers
A stunning visual roundup of the weekend's top stories, featuring synchronised swimmers in Spain, a massive sheep gathering in Australia, and Cardi B's show-stopping fashion in the UK.
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Charlie Kirk Aide Quits Over Mexican Heritage Comments
A senior congressional staffer for right-wing activist Charlie Kirk has resigned following a firestorm over his controversial comments about Mexican heritage, exposing deep fractures within the US conservative movement.
Southampton bans all weekend holiday rentals
The exclusive New York beach enclave of Southampton has enacted a radical ban on all short-term weekend rentals, a dramatic move to reclaim neighbourhoods from disruptive tourists and preserve its dwindling year-round community.
Charlie Kirk's MAGA Empire: Power, Controversy & Influence
An in-depth investigation into Charlie Kirk's multimillion-dollar Turning Point USA, its profound influence on the MAGA movement, and the internal controversies threatening its powerful grip on US conservatism.
Laura Loomer Challenges Charlie Kirk in Florida GOP Power Struggle
In a dramatic escalation of the Republican civil war, controversial activist Laura Loomer has officially filed to challenge Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk for his Florida GOP committee seat, setting the stage for a bitter battle over the party's future.
North Korea bans hamburgers, ice cream in cultural crackdown
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has launched a drastic crackdown on Western cultural influences, outlawing hamburgers, ice cream, and karaoke machines in a sweeping purge of foreign imports deemed 'decadent' and a threat to the regime's ideology.
Price's downfall shows grievance politics dead end for Liberals
The dramatic political demise of Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price reveals the strategic miscalculations and internal fractures within Australia's Liberal Party, signalling a rejection of divisive grievance-based politics by voters.
Bolsonaro Jailed: His Political Movement Roars On
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro begins a 17-year sentence for corruption, yet his imprisonment is not the end for his powerful political movement. Analysis on what comes next for Brazil's divided nation.
EU Court Rules Austria's Border Checks Illegal
The European Court of Justice has delivered a landmark ruling, declaring Austria's long-standing border controls with Hungary and Slovenia illegal under EU law. The decision intensifies the clash between national security concerns and the bloc's principle
Pat McAfee's Stark Warning & Tribute to Charlie Kirk
Former NFL star Pat McAfee delivers a powerful tribute to Charlie Kirk while issuing a grave warning about America's future. Discover the controversial 'America First' rhetoric dividing the nation.
Sheep flock storms Nottinghamshire pub in hilarious daylight raid
A flock of mischievous sheep were caught on camera executing a daring daytime raid on The Crown Inn in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, sending staff into a frenzy and delighting locals.
Why 'Well Enough' Is the New Perfect in Wellness
Exhausted by the pursuit of perfect health? Discover why the 'Well Enough' movement is gaining traction among experts and how embracing 'good enough' wellness could be the key to sustainable health in 2024.
Liberal Party's internal struggle over Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
An in-depth analysis of the growing ideological rift within Australia's Liberal Party, centred on Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price and her contentious stance on Indigenous affairs. Discover how this internal conflict is reshaping the party's direction and
Spain's Holiday Smoking Ban: Tourists Face Hefty Fines
British tourists face shock fines as Spain implements sweeping smoking bans on beaches and public spaces. Major holiday destinations like Barcelona and the Balearics introduce strict new measures.
Nepal bans social media after deadly protests kill five
Nepal's government has enforced a stringent ban on major social media platforms, including Facebook and TikTok, following violent protests that resulted in multiple fatalities. The move raises urgent questions about digital rights and state control in the
US Union Membership Soars to Historic High
New government data reveals a dramatic surge in US union membership, reaching levels not seen in decades as workers across sectors mobilise for better pay and conditions.
Nepal bans X, WhatsApp, and YouTube in social media crackdown
Nepal's government has enacted a drastic ban on 26 social media platforms, including global giants X, WhatsApp, and YouTube, citing national security and social harmony concerns. The move sparks immediate debate over digital rights and freedom of expressi
Trad Family Movement & Revenge Quitting: Australia's New Trends
Dive into Australia's latest cultural phenomenon. We explore the rise of the 'Trad Family' movement on social media, the psychology of 'revenge quitting', and the national obsession with a single, mesmerising shade of blue that's captivating the nation.
Civil Rights Pioneer Joseph McNeil Dies Aged 83
Joseph McNeil, a founding member of the historic Greensboro Four whose 1960 lunch counter protest ignited the US civil rights sit-in movement, has passed away at 83.
UK May Ban High-Caffeine Energy Drinks for Under-16s
The UK government is considering a ban on high-caffeine energy drinks for children under 16, following alarming health concerns and pressure from medical experts. Learn about the potential legislation and its implications.
EU Proposes Youth Mobility Scheme to Reverse Brexit Travel Barriers
The European Commission proposes a new post-Brexit deal to restore freedom of movement for young Britons and Europeans aged 18-30, overcoming visa hurdles for work and study.
Sleep Therapist: 5 Insomnia Hacks Making It Worse
A leading sleep expert warns that popular bedtime rituals, including counting sheep and early bedtime, could be sabotaging your rest. Discover the surprising habits to avoid for a truly good night's sleep.
UK Baby Dies from Whooping Cough as Vaccines Plummet
A heartbreaking case of a baby dying from whooping cough has been confirmed in the UK, as health officials issue an urgent warning over dangerously low vaccination uptake. Experts blame the anti-vax movement and pandemic disruption for the crisis.
Starbucks Baristas in New York & Maine Vote to Unionise
Employees at three more US Starbucks locations have voted to unionise, dealing another significant blow to the coffee giant's anti-union efforts and signalling a growing wave of organised labour.
Sovereign Citizens Threaten Australia's Gun Control
Exclusive investigation reveals how anti-government sovereign citizen groups are challenging Australia's renowned firearms legislation, with alarming incidents rising across multiple states.
UK-EU Youth Mobility Scheme Breakthrough Revealed
Exclusive: Keir Starmer's top EU negotiator reveals significant progress on a potential youth mobility scheme, marking a major shift in post-Brexit relations and offering new opportunities for British young people.
AFL Finals Fever Cools as Silly Season Kicks Off
The white-hot intensity of the AFL finals race is giving way to the frantic buzz of the trade period, with player movement rumours exploding earlier than ever. Get the latest on potential mega-deals, free agency moves, and which clubs are poised for a lis
Houseplants Have Secret Night Movements Scientists Just Discovered
Groundbreaking research uncovers the hidden nocturnal world of common houseplants, revealing fascinating movements and 'sleep cycles' that mimic animal behaviour.
Criminals banned from pubs and football matches in new law
A sweeping new law in England and Wales will bar offenders from town centres, pubs, and major events as part of their community orders, creating 'sobriety zones' to curb alcohol-fuelled crime.
Pub and Concert Ban for Violent Criminals Proposed
Violent criminals in the UK could face new 'Entertainment Banning Orders' preventing them from pubs, concerts, and football matches under a major government crackdown.
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