Trump's $1.4B War Chest Sparks GOP Midterm Spending Fears
Donald Trump controls a $1.4 billion political war chest ahead of the 2026 midterms, but Republicans fear he may withhold funds, potentially impacting elections and his own political future.
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Judge Slams US Government in Washington Post Reporter Raid Case
A federal judge in Virginia expressed deep concern about the government's seizure of devices from a Washington Post reporter, highlighting threats to press freedom and confidential sources.
Kenworthy Stands by ICE Post Despite Death Threats
Freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy finished ninth in the halfpipe final at the Livigno Olympics, maintaining his vocal criticism of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement despite receiving death threats and homophobic abuse.
Australian Vigilante's Sting Operations Target Alleged Child Sex Offenders
Self-styled 'paedo hunter' Faze Nighthawk conducts elaborate sting operations across Australia, capturing alleged child sex offenders on camera. While police acknowledge community assistance, they warn against vigilante tactics that may compromise legal p
FA Criticised Over Lenient Ratcliffe Punishment in Immigration Row
Kick It Out expresses disappointment as the FA only reminds Sir Jim Ratcliffe of his responsibilities after controversial immigration comments, avoiding serious sanctions.
Ohio Mayor Arrested on Voyeurism Charges Over Underwear Incident
Republican mayor Wesley Dingus of Butler, Ohio, faces voyeurism charges after allegedly being recorded sniffing a teen girl's underwear. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bond with GPS monitoring.
Epstein Tried Buying Luxury Palace Days Before Arrest
Jeffrey Epstein attempted to purchase a lavish Moroccan palace just days before his 2019 arrest, with Charles Schwab wiring millions despite insufficient funds, newly released documents show.
Izium Mass Grave: Evidence of Russian War Crimes in Ukraine
A mass grave near Izium, Ukraine, holds 449 victims, including children, from Russia's occupation. Evidence of torture and indiscriminate bombing reveals the brutal reality of war crimes, as the community seeks justice and recovery.
Ex-American Idol Contestant Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
Caleb Flynn, a former American Idol contestant, has pleaded not guilty to murdering his wife Ashley. A chilling 911 call from the incident has been released.
Hollyoaks Stars Deny Split Rumours with Painting Date
Hollyoaks actors Angus Castle-Doughty and Niamh Blackshaw have dismissed breakup rumours by sharing a romantic selfie from a Mamma Mia-themed painting class on Instagram.
Epstein Victims: Andrew's Arrest Shows Power Can Be Toppled
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein react to Prince Andrew's arrest, calling it a victory for justice while condemning the US Department of Justice for its perceived failures in the case.
Texas Woman in Scandalous Outfit Arrested After Drunk Driving
A Texas woman was arrested for drunk driving after crashing her BMW into a fire hydrant while wearing a skin-tight leather jacket, micro shorts, and fishnet stockings, sparking online fashion criticism.
Ex-ANTM Star Exposes Contract's Injury Liability Clause
Lauren Utter from cycle 10 shares contract page releasing show from responsibility if contestants are 'killed, injured or harmed' during filming, amid Netflix documentary release.
California Bill to Ban ICE Agents from Polling Sites
California lawmakers introduce a bill to prohibit ICE agents from being within 200 feet of polling places, aiming to prevent voter intimidation during midterm elections.
Police Search Andrew's Former Home as Probes Intensify
Specialist officers conduct fingertip searches at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former mansion as police launch new investigations into misconduct and Epstein links.
Former New Haven Police Chief Charged with Stealing $85,000
Karl Jacobson, who served as police chief for three years, faces larceny charges for allegedly pilfering money from informant and youth program accounts, shaking public trust in Connecticut's criminal justice system.
Trump's Tariff Powers Gutted by Supreme Court Ruling
The US Supreme Court has invalidated most of Donald Trump's tariffs, forcing him to rely on traditional diplomacy instead of unilateral threats. This ruling challenges his self-proclaimed status as the 'world's greatest dealmaker'.
Depp Gave Rent-Free Home to Eric Dane Before ALS Death
Johnny Depp allowed Eric Dane to live rent-free in his Los Angeles property above Sunset Strip as the Grey's Anatomy actor battled ALS in his final months, easing financial burdens.
Powerlifter's Redemption: Self-Reported Crime Led to PhD
World-renowned powerlifter Chris Kennedy turned his life around after calling CrimeStoppers on himself for a robbery, serving jail time, and now pursuing a PhD while competing internationally.
Border Czar Homan Says Noem Is in Charge of DHS
Tom Homan, President Trump's Border Czar, publicly affirms DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's authority despite reported internal conflicts over immigration enforcement control following controversial operations.
JLo Releases New Dance Track with David Guetta for 2026 Vegas Shows
Jennifer Lopez announces her new upbeat dance single 'Save Me Tonight', produced with David Guetta, set for release on March 6, 2026, ahead of her Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace.
Curling Matriarch Knits as Grandsons Chase Olympic Gold
Janet McMillan, 87, who helped build Scotland's iconic curling rink, supports her grandsons at the Winter Olympics by knitting a charity blanket from the stands.
Zizians Cult Member Bailed in Maryland Amid Death Investigations
A member of the Zizians group, linked to six deaths across multiple states, has been bailed out in Maryland with strict conditions including GPS tracking and solitary living.
Badenoch's Scottish Welcome Contrasts Starmer's Exclusion
Kemi Badenoch received a red carpet welcome at the Scottish Conservative conference, while Keir Starmer faces exclusion from Scottish Labour's event. The contrast highlights Tory unity versus Labour's internal divisions ahead of Holyrood elections.
Guardian Corrects Co-op Quiche, Warhammer, and Student Paper
The Guardian has issued corrections for articles on Co-op quiche ingredients, Warhammer model pieces, and the University of Exeter's student newspaper name, with other recent amendments noted.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Tariff Powers, Conservatives Rebel
The Supreme Court has struck down President Trump's authority to impose tariffs, with conservative justices joining liberals. The ruling reveals deep Republican unease over economic policy.
Michelle Yeoh's Youthful Look at Walk of Fame Stuns Fans
Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh, 63, received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with fans amazed by her youthful appearance. A plastic surgeon analyzed her minimal cosmetic tweaks.
Asos Founder's Ex-Wife Denies Murder in Thailand Death
Ploy Kringsinthanakun denies involvement in Quentin Griffiths' fatal fall amid fraud allegations. Police find no evidence of foul play in the millionaire's death.
US Plans to Reopen Embassy in Syria After 14 Years
The Trump administration has notified Congress of its intent to implement a phased approach to potentially resume embassy operations in Damascus, which closed in 2012 during Syria's civil war.
Police Searches of Andrew's Homes Seek Epstein Evidence
A retired Met detective reveals how forensic searches of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's properties target old devices and letters for evidence about his Epstein links.
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