Essex Police becomes the fourth UK force investigating Jeffrey Epstein's UK activities, examining flights via Stansted airport. Pressure intensifies on Prince Andrew amid misconduct allegations.
Sports Illustrated model Brooks Nader overcame a severe bout of food poisoning contracted on a private jet to celebrate her 29th birthday with family on a yacht.
Love Island All Stars fans erupted in outrage after Helena and Carrington were brutally dumped from the villa just days before the final, with many questioning if the vote was rigged. The episode also saw Scott's harsh critique of Sean and Lucinda's new r
American forces have conducted lethal strikes on three vessels, killing eleven alleged narco-terrorists in coordinated operations across the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean.
Early voting begins in Texas as Senator John Cornyn faces a tough primary challenge defined by loyalty to Donald Trump, with Democrats eyeing a potential November upset.
An 18-year-old man faces murder charges after a marijuana deal turned deadly at South Carolina State University, leaving two dead and one injured in a dorm room shooting.
Three-year-old Kinsley Kite and two-year-old Kelsey Kite drowned in a Houston suburb pool after sneaking outside while their mother and grandfather slept inside the home.
Former Sydney Roosters captain John Tobin has been given a suspended sentence for drug offences, avoiding a return to prison after serving eight-and-a-half years for cocaine importation.
A new three-part documentary on Tony Blair focuses on his personal life and psychology but is criticised for lacking rigorous analysis of his policies and actions in office.
Fresh details reveal junior colleagues accused Dame Antonia Romeo of prioritizing her personal brand over work as HM Consul General to New York, with claims of bullying and lavish spending.
A new Channel 4 documentary series on Tony Blair's premiership is criticised for its rushed narrative and failure to properly examine the Iraq war's complexity while overlooking key domestic achievements.
Donald Trump appears to have forgotten endorsing Clay Fuller for Georgia's 14th District, causing confusion and criticism over his memory and political strategy.
NASCAR driver Tyler Reddick dismisses controversy after Michael Jordan's celebratory interaction with his six-year-old son following their Daytona 500 victory.
Rescue crews are searching for multiple backcountry skiers feared missing after an avalanche in Northern California's Castle Peak area amid a severe winter storm.
A 16-year-old from Holly Springs is accused of drinking Twisted Tea before a fatal crash that killed a 14-year-old cyclist and critically injured another teenager, with blood alcohol levels nearly double the legal limit.
Fans' hopes for a Little Mix reunion have been dashed following Jesy Nelson's candid documentary revelations about her exit and mental health struggles, which reportedly saddened her former bandmates.
Curtis Pritchard and Kyra Lizama have reportedly ended their romance shortly after leaving the Love Island All Stars villa, with distance and a Valentine's Day post sealing their fate.
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch's £40 billion proposal to Parliament for Net Zero targets has ignited debate after being discussed at a luxury Dubai hotel, raising questions over transparency and climate policy priorities.
The US military has deployed boats to conduct strikes in a strategic maritime operation, targeting specific threats with precision. This action underscores ongoing efforts to enhance security and stability in key waterways.
Real Madrid's Champions League play-off against Benfica was suspended for 10 minutes after an alleged racist remark was made towards Brazilian winger Vinicius Jr, prompting UEFA's anti-racism protocol.
Between 1909 and 1912, the 'axman' terrorized Black communities in Louisiana and Texas. Clementine Barnabet confessed, but experts question her guilt amid sensationalized media coverage of voodoo and religious motives.
Angus Taylor's first shadow ministry aims to rebuild the Liberal Party's economic credentials, with strong appointments like Tim Wilson as shadow treasurer, but faces criticism over contradictory placements and underutilized talent.
Pauline Hanson's recent comments questioning 'good Muslims' have drawn criticism for undermining counter-extremism efforts and posing a political challenge for the Coalition.
Internal emails reveal ICE officials were aware of a 353% increase in use-of-force reports in early 2025 but chose to highlight assaults on officers instead, preceding deadly Minnesota enforcement actions.
US Vice President JD Vance has expressed disappointment that American-born freestyle skier Eileen Gu chose to compete for China at the Winter Olympics, stating he will only support athletes who identify as Americans.
Virginia Giuffre's lawyer argues Prince Andrew must disclose his knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein and should be granted immunity from arrest to testify in the US, amid growing pressure for accountability.
A US Air Force WC-135R Constant Phoenix aircraft, designed to detect radioactive particles, made an emergency landing at RAF Mildenhall after a mission over Northern Europe was cut short.
A Pennsylvania woman escaped her ex-boyfriend after he allegedly assaulted and kidnapped her, fleeing barefoot to a store where an employee protected her. The suspect was later arrested.
Brazilian snowboarder Pat Burgener finds balance by merging his Olympic halfpipe career with music, performing at Brazil House in Milan and discussing his ADHD and creative process.
Tony Clark has resigned as executive director of the MLB Players Association following an internal probe into an improper relationship tied to his sister-in-law's hiring in 2023.