Eric Trump Denies Rigged Fight Question to UFC Commentator
Eric Trump denies asking UFC commentator Daniel Cormier if White House fights were rigged, calling screenshots 'completely fake' and AI-generated.
Category : Politics
Trump Rails Against Opponents in Kirk Tribute After Widow Says She Forgives Shooting Suspect
Trump attacks opponents at Charlie Kirk memorial; widow forgives suspect; 100,000 attend political rally.
Seoul Pledges Aid After US Ice Raid Detains Hundreds of South Korean Workers
South Korea responds to US Ice raid detaining hundreds of its citizens at a Georgia battery factory, with president ordering all-out efforts to assist.
Iran vs New Zealand World Cup Amid US-Iran War
Iran faces New Zealand in a surreal World Cup match amid the US-Iran war, marking the first time a team competes on soil of a host nation it is at war with.
Andrew Abdo Leaves NRL, Peter V'landys Takes Full Control
NRL CEO Andrew Abdo leaves for Tennis Australia, leaving Peter V'landys in full control as the sport eyes expansion and a new broadcast deal.
Far-Right and Anti-Racist Protesters Clash in Multiple UK Cities
Far-right and anti-racist protesters clash in Brighton, Liverpool, Sheffield and Glasgow, with several arrests made amid ongoing tensions.
JD Vance's Chevening Scholarship Under Scrutiny
US VP JD Vance's UK visit at Chevening estate sparks debate over diplomacy and shared backgrounds with British leaders.
Afghan Evacuees' 18-Month Heathrow Ordeal Ends
UK evacuation of Afghans ends, but confusion over remaining eligible people and their options persists.
US Police Seize 280 Guns and Arrest 1,300 in World Cup Security Drive
US police seize 280 guns and arrest 1,300 in Operation Red Card to protect England fans at the World Cup in Dallas.
Good Morning Britain Halts for Trump Iran Deal News
Good Morning Britain halted for breaking news as Kate Garraway confirmed President Trump reached a peace deal with Iran, declaring 'Let the oil flow!' on Truth Social.
Springsteen and Morello Announce Anti-Trump Protest Festival Near Washington
Bruce Springsteen and Tom Morello announce 'Power to the People' protest festival near Washington, D.C., featuring Foo Fighters, Dave Matthews, and more, ahead of midterm elections.
Luba Mushtuk Bids Emotional Farewell to Strictly After 10 Years
Luba Mushtuk and Gorka Marquez bid emotional farewell to Strictly Come Dancing during tour finale, as Luba thanks fans and crew after 10 years on the show.
Ex-Middlesbrough Player Denies Bias in Southampton Spygate Ruling
Ex-Middlesbrough player David Winnie denies bias claims after serving on commission that expelled Southampton from play-offs for spying.
US Influencer Valentina Gomez Threatens UK Entry Via Small Boat
US influencer Valentina Gomez, banned from the UK, threatens to enter via small boat and claims White House support.
Stirling University Strike Threat Over Job Cuts And Redundancies
Stirling University faces strike threat as UCU members vote for industrial action over job cuts and compulsory redundancies, joining two other Scottish universities.
FTSE 100 Rises After Trump Hails Iran Peace Deal
The FTSE 100 rose on Monday after Donald Trump hailed a peace deal with Iran, ending months of conflict. Oil prices fell, raising hopes of easing inflation.
Starmer Announces Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced a ban on social media for children under 16, citing concerns over mental health and safety. The measure is expected to take effect by early next year.
Stanley Vitalize Shaker Review: Best Protein Shaker Yet, But At a Price
Stanley Vitalize protein shaker review: best performance but £60 price tag makes it hard to recommend.
SNL skewers Melania Trump over 'insane' Epstein statement
SNL mocks Melania Trump's Epstein denial and US-Iran talks in latest cold open.
Ketamine Rapist Jailed For 18 Years After Targeting Two Women
Khamal Hussain jailed for 18 years for raping and sexually abusing two women after drugging them with ketamine in South Shields.
Streeting Says Gaza Concerns Dismissed After Mandelson Leaks
Wes Streeting says Gaza concerns were dismissed in government after leaked messages show Peter Mandelson called him 'hysterical' and 'pathetic'.
Israel Snap Election Could End Netanyahu's Rule
Israel moves closer to snap election as polls show Netanyahu losing; key ally defects, opposition unites.
Kaleb Cooper Shares Positive Health Update on Jeremy Clarkson After Heart Surgery
Kaleb Cooper says Jeremy Clarkson is in 'good form' after heart surgery, as new series of Clarkson's Farm airs.
Martin Clunes on Playing Huw Edwards in Controversial New Drama: 'There's No Way Back for Him'
Martin Clunes discusses playing Huw Edwards in a new Channel 5 drama about the BBC star's downfall and conviction for indecent images of children.
The Anti-Maga Talkshow: After 70 Years, PBS’s The Open Mind Still Has It
PBS's The Open Mind marks 70 years as a calm, civil antidote to Trump's media chaos, championing depth and policy debate.
UK Strikes £3.7bn Trade Deal with Six Gulf States
UK signs £3.7bn trade deal with six Gulf states, hailed as a win for business but criticised for lacking human rights protections.
PM Lands in China Amid Espionage Concerns, Aims to Boost UK Economy
PM Starmer lands in China for talks, balancing economic ties with national security concerns over espionage and human rights.
From Lego to GTA: How Iran and US Are Using Pop Culture in Propaganda War
Iran and US use Lego, Call of Duty, and GTA in propaganda war amid real conflict, blurring lines between entertainment and violence.
London Sees Dual Protests as Far-Right and Pro-Palestine Marches Coincide
London saw 31 arrests as far-right and pro-Palestine protests drew tens of thousands, with far-right numbers down from September.
Kenya High Court Blocks Police Deployment to Haiti
Kenya's High Court blocks police deployment to Haiti, citing lack of reciprocal agreement; ruling throws UN-backed mission into uncertainty.
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