Man accused of targeting Trump faces additional charge for assaulting federal officer
Cole Allen faces new charge of assaulting federal officer with deadly weapon over alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
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Syria Joins Anti-IS Coalition as US Envoy Hails New Chapter
Syria joins US-led anti-IS coalition; US envoy hails new chapter. Priorities include detainee transfer and camp repatriation.
Liverpool School Shuts After 'Credible' Bomb Threat
LIPA School in Liverpool closes after a bomb threat deemed credible; police investigate hoax emails sent to multiple schools.
Should I Get Back with My Ex-Wife?
A man reconnects with his ex-wife after her breakup; she asks to try again. Coleen advises careful consideration and open talks.
Kimbanguist Church Offers Lessons for Troubled Congo
Simon Kimbangu's church, a nonviolent, independent movement, offers lessons for Congo facing eastern rebellion and leadership challenges.
Trump reimposes Iran blockade and renews Strait of Hormuz threat
Trump reimposes naval blockade on Iran, demands 20% tariff on Strait of Hormuz traffic, as US and Iran exchange heavy strikes.
St Albans Smartphone Ban for Under-14s Shows Progress One Year On
One year on, St Albans' smartphone ban for under-14s has cut device ownership among year 6 pupils from 75% to 12%, though police incidents persist.
Rise in 'challenging behaviour' from parents harming teacher wellbeing, union warns
Survey reveals 90% of headteachers face parent rudeness and threats, harming mental health. Union calls for national campaign as AI complaints rise.
Secret Afghan Women's Book Club Defies Taliban Ban on Education
Five Afghan women defy Taliban education ban by running a secret book club, reading Orwell and Maroufi to understand life and resist oppression.
South Sudan in Turmoil as Wave of Arrests Hits Former Officials
A wave of arrests of former officials in South Sudan, including a former finance minister, signals political turmoil amid economic crisis and armed rebellion.
Psychic Predicts US-Venezuela Conflict to 'Fizzle Out' by Mid-2026
Psychic Jill M. Jackson predicts the US-Venezuela conflict will ease by mid-2026, with broader wars persisting but a 'fizzle out' of the Caracas standoff.
Labour Pledges £36m to Train Male Mentors to Counter Andrew Tate Misogyny
Labour pledges £36m to train young male influencers in schools as a counterbalance to Andrew Tate's misogyny.
Iceland to hold referendum on restarting EU membership talks in August
Iceland will vote on restarting EU membership talks on 29 August, amid divisions over fisheries and inspiration from Brexit debates.
US Supreme Court to Hear Catholic Preschools’ Funding Challenge Over LGBTQ+ Policies
US Supreme Court to hear Catholic preschools' appeal over funding exclusion due to LGBTQ+ admission policies.
Tributes Pour In for Teaching Assistant Ross Coultas
Tributes for teaching assistant Ross Coultas, who died suddenly, remembered for his kindness and dedication to pupils at Overton St. Helen's
Millions of Ethiopian Orthodox Christians Celebrate Timkat Festival
Millions of Ethiopian Orthodox Christians celebrated Timkat, commemorating Jesus' baptism, amid challenges including famine and regional tensions.
Bangladesh military jet crash into school kills 20
20 killed, 200 injured as Bangladesh military jet crashes into Dhaka school, pilot dead, national mourning declared.
Database Needed To Track Risky Childcare Workers Inquiry
NSW police chief calls for national database of childcare workers with red flags to stop them moving between lax centres.
Woman, 28, posed as teenager to enrol at New York high school
A 28-year-old woman pretended to be 16 and enrolled at a Bronx high school before being arrested for criminal impersonation.
Police Clash with Protesters at Emory University
Peaceful protest at Emory University met with police force including pepper balls and stun guns, leading to 28 arrests and faculty no-confidence vote.
Fans vomit after poo incident in mosh pit
A heavy metal concert in Dunedin came to a halt when a fan defecated in the mosh pit, causing vomiting and chaos. Witnesses describe the scene.
Minister Tells Teachers To Whinge More Over Workload
Jess Phillips tells teachers to 'whinge more' like bin workers but not strike, citing workload and violence against girls.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Order on University Race Data
US judge blocks Trump administration's demand for university race data, citing rushed process and privacy concerns.
Documentary Gives Voice to Survivors of Church-Run Correctional School Abuse
French documentary The Lost Boys of Mercury follows three survivors of abuse at a church-run correctional school, exploring trauma and the search for justice.
Papua New Guinea Offers Cash for Guns in Amnesty to Curb Tribal Violence
Papua New Guinea launches gun amnesty and buyback scheme to remove illegal firearms and reduce tribal violence ahead of 2027 elections.
More Than a Million Young People Now NEET
More than a million young people in the UK are now NEET. Andy Burnham rejects claims they do not want to work and introduces a £4,500 bursary.
250 Missing After Rohingya Refugee Boat Capsizes in Andaman Sea
About 250 people missing after a Rohingya refugee boat capsizes in the Andaman Sea due to harsh weather and overcrowding. UN agencies call for action.
Ella Baron cartoon: Andy Burnham youth employment Britain
Ella Baron's cartoon critiques Andy Burnham's stance on youth employment, highlighting tensions between higher education and vocational training in Britain.
Utah Bans 'Wicked' Novel from Public Schools Statewide
Utah public schools permanently ban Gregory Maguire's novel 'Wicked' under state Sensitive Materials Law, joining dozens of other titles.
Burnham unveils education reforms for North East youth
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announces technical education routes from age 14 to combat North East's 21% NEET rate, with regional mayors leading local pathways.
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