Australian politician Pauline Hanson has ignited a firestorm with her latest comments targeting the Muslim community, drawing widespread condemnation from political opponents and advocacy groups.
Rev. Jesse Jackson, who died at 84, was instrumental in popularising the term 'African American' in the late 1980s to foster cultural identity and dignity, replacing outdated labels like 'colored' and 'blacks'.
Kimberly Scott, former spouse of rapper Eminem, faces misdemeanor charges in Michigan for allegedly driving intoxicated and causing property damage with passengers including her son.
Former Modern Family star Ariel Winter shares emotional Instagram tribute after losing rescue dog Chloe to aggressive cancer, three months after another pet's death.
The situation involving The Blind Side actor Quinton Aaron and a woman claiming to be his spiritual wife during his spinal stroke hospitalization continues to escalate with conflicting allegations from both parties.
CBS refutes Stephen Colbert's claim that network lawyers blocked a Texas Senate candidate interview, stating legal guidance on FCC equal-time rules was provided instead.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warns of sinking American aircraft carriers in the Middle East, coinciding with US deployments and Iranian naval drills in the Strait of Hormuz.
Former President Barack Obama has criticised liberal Los Angeles for its homelessness epidemic, calling Democrat politicians' approach lax and impractical as the city faces decline.
Sri Lankan legislators have overwhelmingly passed a bill to abolish their pensions, delivering on a key campaign promise by the Marxist-leaning government amid economic crisis.
A 16-year-old boy was rescued after falling 50 feet into a shaft on New York City's Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge during a TikTok stunt, requiring a complex three-hour operation by 75 first responders.
Experts warn a brutal power struggle between Kim Jong Un's sister and daughter could lead to executions and purges as North Korea faces a potential fourth-generation dynastic transition.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson ignites fresh controversy by claiming parts of Australia are unsafe, singling out Lakemba, and making inflammatory remarks about Muslims, drawing strong rebukes.
The 2026 BAFTA nominations have been announced, with One Battle After Another securing 14 nods. Stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and Jessie Buckley are in the running for prestigious awards.
An avalanche in the Sierra Nevada's Castle Peak area has left ten backcountry skiers unaccounted for, with six survivors sheltering in place amid dangerous conditions.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi wins landslide election, reappointed with supermajority to pursue military expansion, conservative social policies, and hawkish China stance.
Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior faced alleged racist abuse during a Champions League win over Benfica, prompting a 10-minute stoppage and widespread condemnation.
President Donald Trump has named his 26-year-old executive assistant Chamberlain Harris to the Commission of Fine Arts, which must approve his controversial White House ballroom project. Harris lacks art or architecture background but is described as loya
Senator Jacinta Price returns to the Coalition frontbench as Shadow Minister for Small Business and Skills, declaring an end to 'weak' opposition and promising a credible alternative government.
Oxford research indicates that improving domestic training may not lower net migration or address skills shortages, due to poor pay, conditions, and diverse migrant routes.
Lavarack Barracks in Townsville, North Queensland, is under strict lockdown after an unauthorised intruder gained access to the military site on Wednesday.
The Department for Work and Pensions has issued over £35 million in cold weather payments to nearly 1.5 million households across the UK following freezing temperatures in early 2026.
Nigel Farage has launched Reform UK's first Shadow Cabinet, targeting Labour's instability and pledging radical policies on immigration, energy, and education to rebuild Britain.
Former Tory minister Robert Jenrick pledges to fix Britain's broken economy as Reform UK's chancellor pick, vowing to reform OBR and Bank of England while cutting taxes.
Nigel Farage has announced Reform's inaugural shadow cabinet, appointing Robert Jenrick as chancellor-in-waiting and positioning the party as the primary opposition to Labour.
Robert Jenrick announces Reform UK's plans to reform the Office for Budget Responsibility and refocus the Bank of England on inflation, stripping net zero duties.
The Mercury Prize Awards will be held in Newcastle again in 2026, building on last year's success with Sam Fender's win. The event highlights the city's growing cultural influence and music scene.
Kathleen 'Kit' and Gerard 'Jerry' Boucher, aged 71 and 72, died after falling through ice while walking their dog in Massachusetts. Rescue attempts by police officers also led to falls through the ice.
Police confirm Robert Dorgan, 56, fatally shot his ex-wife and adult son at a high school hockey match in Rhode Island, injuring three others before taking his own life.
An immigration judge has terminated the Trump administration's deportation case against Mohsen Mahdawi, a Palestinian graduate student and protest leader at Columbia University, citing procedural errors by government attorneys.
Today show sports presenter Danika Mason's live cross from the Winter Olympics in Italy left hosts in stitches as she battled a snowstorm, with viewers noting her slurred words and playful snow angels.