A man in Arkansas shot and killed an alleged abuser of his daughters, casting a shadow over a local sheriff's election and sparking debates on vigilante justice and law enforcement priorities.
US figure skater Amber Glenn, a pansexual and bisexual athlete, says she will not visit Donald Trump's White House to celebrate her team gold medal from the Milano Cortina Games, citing political disagreements.
A former British diplomat reveals ministers had weeks of advance notice about the US-Israel attack on Iran but failed to adequately prepare, citing poor planning and defence cuts.
The Guardian newspaper has published a list of corrections and clarifications for recent news articles, addressing factual errors and providing updates to ensure accuracy in reporting.
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The B-1 Lancer, capable of 900mph speeds and carrying 24 cruise missiles, arrives at RAF Fairford after US defence secretary warns of increased strikes on Iran.
The Israeli military confirmed its forces unintentionally struck a United Nations fuel distribution truck in Gaza, causing damage but no injuries. UN officials demand a full investigation into the incident.
Former President Barack Obama launched a fierce critique of Donald Trump's America, decrying ignorance, corruption, and dishonesty during a eulogy for Rev. Jesse Jackson in Chicago.
Betfair launches a 50/1 enhanced odds promotion for new UK customers on over 0.5 goals in the FA Cup clash between Newcastle and Manchester City, plus a £10 free bet for Cheltenham Festival multis.
A federal judge is considering whether to block a Pentagon policy limiting journalist access, which The New York Times argues deprives Americans of vital information about U.S. military operations in Iran.
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Cuba has shut its embassy in Quito after Ecuador declared its diplomats persona non grata, escalating tensions amid broader geopolitical shifts in Latin America.
Jean Davidson, executive director of the National Symphony Orchestra, resigns citing the 'current climate' at the Trump-controlled Kennedy Center, following board purges and planned closure.
Queen Camilla delivered an inspiring message about the joy of reading and writing at the BBC 500 Words competition final, leaving viewers deeply moved and praising her speech.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Jessi Ngatikaura reveals deep regret over recent cosmetic procedures, stating they have negatively impacted her appearance and career prospects.
Stacy Sharples falsely accused ten men of rape, leading to arrests and lengthy bail periods. She now faces sentencing after admitting to perverting the course of justice.
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Cuban authorities confirm a fifth detainee has died from injuries sustained in a shootout involving a Florida-flagged speedboat that allegedly fired on soldiers last month.
A former Conservative councillor has pleaded guilty to a five-year stalking campaign against a fellow politician, which included sending her a chocolate Easter egg and Valentine's Day gifts.
MSNBC's Morning Joe hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski celebrated Kristi Noem's dismissal, ridiculing her expensive immigration ad campaign filmed in South Dakota.
Billie Rae Lynch, daughter of Boyzone's Shane Lynch, highlights the stark contrast between her minimum wage job and her father's farewell tour selling out Emirates Stadium.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin strongly condemns a reckless strike on a UN peacekeeping base in southern Lebanon, confirming all Irish personnel are safe and accounted for following the incident.
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Current and former FEMA employees express relief after Kristi Noem's firing as DHS secretary, alleging her micromanagement and cuts made the US more vulnerable to disasters.
BBC Director-General Tim Davie apologises after a racial slur from a guest with Tourette's Syndrome aired during the time-delayed BAFTA Film Awards coverage.
The White House has sparked significant criticism after posting videos that mix footage of military strikes in Iran with clips from action movies and video games, with critics accusing it of trivialising war.
Govinder Singh, who drove into a wedding crowd in Leicester, has had his prison sentence increased from seven-and-a-half to ten years at the Court of Appeal.
Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore has pleaded no contest to misdemeanors after being fired for an inappropriate relationship with a staffer, with felony charges dropped in a plea agreement.
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Neymar Jr.'s personal chef is suing the Brazilian football star, claiming she worked excessive hours and suffered physical injuries while preparing food for him and his large entourage in Rio de Janeiro.
Lord Malcolm Offord faces criticism for supporting North2South patrols in Glasgow, denying vigilante label while citing safety concerns for women and girls.
Former SNP candidate Sally Donald withdraws amid investigation into adult disability payments, facing £19,000 repayment. Scottish Conservatives accuse John Swinney of decriminalising benefit fraud.
FBI agents are investigating a mysterious internet outage in Nancy Guthrie's neighbourhood on the night of her abduction, raising theories of a sophisticated, planned kidnapping using signal jammers.
Hollywood star Kurt Russell reveals he offered his property as a retreat for Princess Diana, Prince William, and Prince Harry, with Prince Harry fondly remembering the visit.
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Cyprus has raised significant doubts about the long-term viability of British sovereign bases on the island following a recent drone strike, escalating diplomatic tensions.
