Simpsons' 800th Episode with R.E.M. Parody Wows Fans
The Simpsons celebrated its 800th episode with a parody of R.E.M.'s 'Everybody Hurts' by Michael Stipe, marking a historic milestone for the long-running animated series.
Category : Politics
NRL Star's Son's Crime Links Probed After Drive-By Shooting
Former Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs winger Matt Utai was shot outside his Greenacre home. Police are investigating his son's connections to the Alameddine crime family and possible involvement of the 'Coconut Cartel'.
Teacher Claims Mental Illness in Alleged School Stabbing
A teacher charged with stabbing his school principal claims mental illness prevents trial. Kim Ramchen, 37, diagnosed with multiple disorders, faces serious charges after alleged violent attack at Keysborough Secondary School.
Hyatt Heir Thomas Pritzker Resigns Over Epstein Links
Thomas Pritzker steps down from Hyatt's board after admitting ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, joining other powerful figures facing consequences in the ongoing scandal.
Boy's 'Green Monster' Tale Uncovers Gruesome Double Murder
A four-year-old boy's terrifying account of a 'green monster' pointing a gun at him led police to discover his great-grandparents brutally murdered in their Ohio farmhouse.
Trump Administration Announces Immigration and Economic Policies
The Trump administration has introduced a new immigration policy aimed at border security and economic measures to boost domestic industries, sparking debate among lawmakers and analysts.
Natasha Rothwell's Foul-Mouthed ICE Rebuke Stuns Awards Show
Natasha Rothwell stunned the audience at the Film Independent Spirit Awards by ignoring the teleprompter to deliver a blunt, foul-mouthed rebuke of ICE, turning a routine presentation into a politically charged moment.
Utah Caregiver Charged with Murder Over Garage Deaths of Patients
A Utah caregiver faces murder charges after allegedly leaving three disabled patients unattended in his garage for hours, leading to their deaths from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning.
Four-Day Week Trial Proposed for Victoria Teachers to Tackle Shortages
The Australian Education Union has recommended a 30.4-hour job-share model and remote work options for public school teachers in Victoria to address chronic staffing shortages and make the profession more attractive.
UK Passport Rules Could Deny Entry to Children Born Overseas
British children born abroad face being denied entry to the UK under new Home Office rules requiring dual nationals to present a passport or pay a £589 certificate fee from February 25.
Bannon-Epstein Texts Discussed 25th Amendment for Trump
Newly released Epstein files reveal Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein discussed invoking the 25th Amendment to remove Donald Trump during his first term in office.
Ukraine's Rapid Gains, Starlink Impact, and Trump's Peace Push
Ukrainian forces recaptured 201 sq km from Russia last week, leveraging a Starlink shutdown. Anti-corruption arrests shake Kyiv's government as Trump urges a fast deal with Moscow.
Emma Bunton Joins Cruz Beckham's 21st Birthday Bash
Spice Girl Emma Bunton attended Cruz Beckham's extravagant 21st birthday celebration at The MAINE in Mayfair, sharing the night with her son Beau amid family festivities.
Melbourne Diner's Disturbing Encounter: Owner's Late-Night Text
A young woman in Melbourne has spoken out after a restaurant owner allegedly used her booking details to send an unsettling late-night text message, leaving her feeling violated and unsafe.
Thomas Pritzker Steps Down from Hyatt Over Epstein Ties
Billionaire Thomas Pritzker has retired as executive chairman of Hyatt Hotels following revelations of his communications with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Police Inquiry into Andrew Essential for Monarchy Trust
Calls intensify for a police investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor over Epstein links, with experts arguing it's crucial to restore public confidence in the monarchy amid ongoing scandals.
Ferguson's Six Firms Dissolve After Epstein Files Release
Companies House documents reveal six of Sarah Ferguson's businesses are being wound down following the Jeffrey Epstein files release, with emails showing financial pleas.
Trump Evades Questions on Noem-Lewandowski DHS Scandal
President Donald Trump avoided addressing the alleged affair between DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and aide Corey Lewandowski, despite evidence he is aware of the rumours causing turmoil.
Damon Albarn's Feud History: Britpop to Graham Norton
Damon Albarn's recent awkward exchange with Graham Norton adds to his long history of celebrity feuds, including Britpop rivalries with Oasis and clashes with Adele and Taylor Swift.
Seoul Court to Rule on Yoon Insurrection Charges After 14 Months
A court in Seoul is set to deliver a verdict on insurrection charges against impeached former President Yoon Suk Yeol, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty over his 2024 martial law declaration.
Kansas State Faces Legal Battle Over Coach Jerome Tang Firing
Attorneys for fired Kansas State basketball coach Jerome Tang threaten to 'embarrass' the university in a brewing legal dispute over his dismissal and $19 million contract buyout.
Hadley Demands Hanson Apologise to Muslims Over 'Hate' Remarks
Former radio host Ray Hadley has called on Pauline Hanson to apologise after she claimed Muslims 'hate Westerners' in a heated Sky News interview, warning against divisive rhetoric.
Rugby League Teens' Lives Altered After P-Plater Crash
Two promising rugby league stars, aged 14, face uncertain futures after a P-plater lost control and slammed into them outside a takeaway in Booval, Ipswich.
Cardi B Confirms Split from NFL Star Stefon Diggs
Rapper Cardi B publicly confirmed her breakup with NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs during her Los Angeles concert, while fiercely defending him from criticism by rival BIA.
British Skiers Killed in French Alps Avalanche Named
Stuart Leslie, 46, and Shaun Overy, 51, died while skiing off-piste in Val d'Isère amid a rare red avalanche alert. A French national also perished, and an investigation has been launched.
Australian Women and Children Leave Syrian Detention Camp
Australian women and children have been repatriated from a Syrian detention camp after being turned back, marking a significant humanitarian and diplomatic effort.
Sarah Ferguson Companies Close After Epstein Files Expose Ties
Six companies linked to Sarah Ferguson are being wound up following the release of documents detailing her communications with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump Blames Governor Moore for Potomac Sewage Spill
President Trump criticises Democratic Governor Wes Moore over a massive sewage spill in the Potomac River, while Maryland officials argue federal infrastructure is at fault.
Councils Scramble for May Elections After Government U-Turn
Local authorities face a frantic race against time to organise reinstated May elections after a government policy reversal, with election administrators warning of lost planning months and questioning devolution plans.
Albanese Rejects Aid for Australian ISIS-Linked Families
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has firmly ruled out government assistance for Australian families with ISIS ties attempting to return from Syria, citing legal consequences for any breaches.
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