MTG and Massie Post Vacation Snaps After Trump Backlash
Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie post vacation snaps from Costa Rica, criticising Trump after losing political influence.
Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie post vacation snaps from Costa Rica, criticising Trump after losing political influence.
Trump claims Iran peace deal largely negotiated after Pakistan mediation, but Iran disputes control of Strait of Hormuz.
A new sign in the White House Rose Garden is labelled 'tacky' on social media as Trump's controversial renovations continue, including paving over the garden and adding gold decor.
Jessie Buckley's Oscar bid was nearly halted by childhood trauma; Killarney abuzz as she's favourite for best actress.
Explore Nicosia International Airport, frozen in time since 1974 after conflict, now a UN base with decaying terminals and aircraft.
I'm A Celebrity South Africa star forced to quit camp on medical grounds days before live final, leaving eight contestants remaining.
Criticism mounts as US-China summit in Beijing features all-male delegations, with observers calling it a patriarchal display that excludes women from global diplomacy.
Former detective Ruby Wolff returns to Neverland Ranch, recalling chaotic bedroom scenes and evidence found during the 2003 raid on Michael Jackson's property.
Iran threatens UK, US, and French bases if they block retaliation against Israel, as conflict escalates with missile strikes and nuclear site damage.
Keisha Buchanan wins The Masked Singer 2026 as Moth. From Sugababes drama to reunion, car crash and King Charles shade, her journey revealed.
German FDP youth wing proposes buying Mallorca from Spain as a strategic investment, sparking debate amid falling German tourist numbers.
Youth-led protests in New York highlight growing Puerto Rican independence movement, fueled by Hurricane Maria aftermath and environmental concerns.
Ireland, Spain and Norway will recognise a Palestinian state on 28 May, prompting Israel to recall ambassadors and withhold funds.
Kristi Noem's DHS tenure faces backlash over false claims, deportations, and controversies from Trump's immigration crackdown.
Sara Pascoe and Cariad Lloyd return with series five of Weirdos Book Club, plus other notable podcast launches this week.
Ukraine strikes Russian shadow fleet tanker off Libya in first Mediterranean attack, causing critical damage. Putin vows response.
Pope Leo delivers forceful Palm Sunday message condemning war-mongering leaders, referencing Iran conflict and rejecting use of Jesus to justify warfare.
Australian PM Albanese criticises Trump's Iran threats as 'extraordinary' and welcomes a two-week ceasefire deal reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
European leaders back Denmark after US aide suggests force could be used to take Greenland, sparking Nato concerns.
Medvedev dismisses Graham's call for peace talks, says Russia will negotiate only after achieving military objectives.
Mexico's president rejects US invasion after Trump orders military to target cartels, warning of strained relations.
UK shelves Chagos Islands sovereignty deal after US drops support, citing time constraints and strategic concerns over Diego Garcia base.
Tom Holland confirms marriage to Zendaya in Esquire interview, saying family 'were all there' at the wedding.
Ukraine's mid-range drones disrupt Russian front lines, targeting oil infrastructure and air defences, causing significant damage and slowing Russian advances.
Sir Keir Starmer faces calls to set out a departure timetable after Andy Burnham's by-election victory, with MPs withdrawing support and allies urging a managed transition.
Chuck Norris dies at 86 after medical emergency in Hawaii; family confirms passing.
Kosovo President Hashim Thaci faces war crimes indictment by Hague prosecutor for murders, torture, and disappearances during independence war.
Mojtaba Khamenei becomes Iran's supreme leader, signalling defiance amid war; his rise reflects institutional power over religious stature.
Trump's comments on Iran's uranium stockpile raise questions about US war justification, leaving experts questioning nuclear security.
Starmer's team uses burner phones in China amid spying fears, a tactic with a history of UK security measures including duvet dressing advice and honey trap warnings.