US Appeals Court Upholds $5m Verdict Against Trump in E Jean Carroll Case
US appeals court upholds $5m verdict against Donald Trump for sexually abusing and defaming E Jean Carroll, rejecting his appeal.
US appeals court upholds $5m verdict against Donald Trump for sexually abusing and defaming E Jean Carroll, rejecting his appeal.
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen says US ambition to take over Greenland remains after Washington talks; Nato and EU respond.
Trump's pursuit of Nobel Peace Prize drives Ukraine and Gaza peace efforts, with allies lobbying as announcement nears.
Venezuela VP warns Maduro may declare state of emergency if US attacks, amid escalating tensions and US airstrikes.
Lady Gaga pauses Tokyo concert to condemn ICE, referencing nurse shooting and urging mercy. She joins other celebrities in speaking out.
Anti-Trump protests planned for UK state visit, with larger blimp and focus on oligarchy, trade deals, and Starmer criticism.
British couple Peter and Barbie Reynolds freed after eight months detention in Afghanistan without charge; reunited with family in Doha.
Love Island All Stars final attracted just over 1 million viewers, a drop from the show's peak in 2019.
Analysis argues Trump's foreign policy is chaotic and opportunistic, not a coherent 'new world order', driven by falling domestic ratings.
PM Starmer says RAF jets are defending Middle East allies after US-Israeli strikes on Iran; UK not involved in offensive operations.
Rubio doubts diplomacy with Cuba as Trump threatens military action, following Raúl Castro's indictment and fresh sanctions.
Trump administration files emergency order to block John Bolton's book, alleging national security risks and containing claims of Trump seeking China's help for re-election.
Cuba rejects US embassy fuel import request amid Trump blockade causing island-wide blackouts and oil shortage.
Belgium recalls its ambassador to Turkey amid a diplomatic row over human rights comments, escalating tensions between the two NATO allies.
Putin's twitching legs after Trump summit fuel health rumours; underwhelming Alaska meeting yields no deal.
US captures Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in military raid, Trump says US will temporarily run the country.
Over 250,000 displaced from Gaza City in past month as Israeli offensive forces tens of thousands to flee daily; UN warns of dire conditions.
European leaders urge Trump to include Ukraine in Putin talks, warning against any deal made without Kyiv and the EU.
UK's Chagos Islands deal cost estimated at £35bn, ten times PM's claim, sparking accusations of cover-up.
China accuses Australia of mass espionage, citing Global Times report, as diplomatic tensions rise. Zhao Lijian calls Canberra a 'fervent intelligence gatherer'.
US revokes visas of at least 50 Mexican officials in Trump's drug cartel crackdown, alarming political elite and straining bilateral ties.
US airstrikes on Venezuela and abduction of Maduro mark Trump's demolition of international law, driven by oil interests.
Trump threatens to 'start shooting' if Iran kills protesters; UK, France, Germany urge restraint as nationwide unrest continues.
Families of Hamas hostages and ex-captives confront Netanyahu, demanding action and criticising government tactics.
Trump's Iran airstrike decision hinges on Kushner and Witkoff's advice; tariffs imposed globally at 10%.
Donald Trump criticises Benjamin Netanyahu over Hamas attack, calls Hezbollah 'very smart', sparking Republican backlash.
UK formally recognises Palestine as an independent state, aiming to revive two-state solution and ease domestic tensions over Gaza crisis.
Trump claims King Charles agrees with him on preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, causing potential embarrassment for the politically neutral monarch.
Nobel committee says someone used a stolen identity to nominate Donald Trump for the peace prize, with police informed.
US Rep. Subramanyam urges Sarah Ferguson to testify over Epstein ties, citing emails and financial links.