US Politician Names Gun 'Tiffany' After Rock Attack
A Forest Park councilwoman reveals she now carries a 9mm handgun named 'Tiffany' for protection following alleged attacks and a cover-up claim. Read the explosive details.
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Vanity Fair and Olivia Nuzzi end contract after allegations
Vanity Fair and journalist Olivia Nuzzi have mutually agreed to separate following new allegations about her relationship with RFK Jr. and journalistic ethics breaches. Read the full story.
Supreme Court to Review Trump Birthright Citizenship Order
The US Supreme Court will decide if Donald Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship is constitutional. A ruling is expected by early summer. Read the full story.
US Admiral: Survivors on 'Narco Boat' Had No Comms
A US Navy admiral reportedly told lawmakers the two survivors of a first strike had no communication equipment, raising legal questions. Read the full report on the controversial 'double-tap' incident.
Police Scotland deputy chief's £112k relocation bill
Deputy Chief Constable Jane Connors received over £112,000 in relocation expenses, as Police Scotland faces a financial 'crossroads'. Read more on the spending row.
Mark Sanchez Thanks Support After Indianapolis Brawl
Former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez shares his first public message since a violent October altercation in Indianapolis that left him with stab wounds and led to his firing from Fox. Read the latest on the trial and lawsuit.
Oxford Immigration Detention Centre Reopens Amid Protests
The Home Office has reopened the Campsfield immigration detention facility in Kidlington to hold up to 400 male asylum seekers and foreign offenders, sparking local anger and protests.
Supreme Court to Decide on Trump Citizenship Order
The US Supreme Court will decide if Trump's order ending birthright citizenship is constitutional. A ruling is expected by summer 2026. Read the full analysis.
Epstein Grand Jury Files Ordered Released
A US federal judge compels the unsealing of Jeffrey Epstein grand jury transcripts, marking a major breakthrough under the new Epstein Files Transparency Act. Discover the details.
FBI Chiefs Reverse Conspiracy Claims After Bomber Arrest
FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Dan Bongino, once prolific conspiracy theorists, now commit to being 'guided by facts' after arresting the January 6 pipe bomber. Read the full story.
Supreme Court to Decide on Trump Citizenship Order
The US Supreme Court will rule on the legality of Donald Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship. Follow for the latest updates on this pivotal constitutional case.
Miss Albania Angela Martini reveals truth behind Trump 'kiss' photo
Angela Martini, Miss Albania 2010, exclusively tells the Daily Mail the story behind the viral 2011 photo that appeared to show her kissing Donald Trump. She calls it an 'optical illusion' and details her respectful relationship with the former president.
CNN laugh heard as Trump gets FIFA Peace Prize
A CNN staffer was heard laughing off-camera as Donald Trump accepted the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize in Washington, just weeks after missing out on the Nobel. Read the full story.
Jeffrey Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts to be Unsealed
A federal judge has approved the release of secret grand jury files into paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. Follow for the latest breaking news updates.
NI leaders push Starmer on budget at British-Irish Council
Northern Ireland's First and Deputy First Ministers challenged PM Keir Starmer over the UK budget at the British-Irish Council summit in Wales, calling it a 'missed opportunity' for vital public services.
Labour Scraps Two-Child Benefit Cap in Poverty Fight
The Labour government's new child poverty strategy, including scrapping the two-child benefit limit, aims to lift half a million children from poverty. Discover the details and impact.
Mike Johnson's Leadership Challenged by House Republicans
US House Speaker Mike Johnson confronts a turbulent week as prominent Republicans criticise his leadership, while allies offer strong public support. Discover the internal party conflict.
US Boat Strikes in Caribbean Prompt War Crime Claims
The Trump administration faces scrutiny over deadly US military strikes on suspected drug boats, with 87 killed in 22 incidents. Critics allege war crimes and a dangerous blurring of law. Read the full investigation.
Eurovision Crisis Over Israel's 2025 Participation
The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 faces a deep crisis as Israel's planned inclusion causes a major rift, with several countries threatening to withdraw. Read the full story on the escalating diplomatic row.
Infantino's 'Mexicans?' speech sparks ICE controversy
FIFA president Gianni Infantino faces backlash after his opening speech at the 2026 World Cup draw was criticised for potentially aiding US immigration officials. Fans express concerns over safety.
Burkina Faso Plans to Bring Back Death Penalty
Burkina Faso's military government approves bill to reintroduce capital punishment for serious crimes, reversing a 2018 abolition. Read the latest on the sweeping legal reforms.
Reform UK expels council leader over racist posts
Reform UK has revoked the membership of Staffordshire council leader Ian Cooper following an investigation into alleged racist abuse targeting Sadiq Khan and David Lammy. Read the full story.
Former Pupil Recounts School Racism by Nigel Farage
Yinka Bankole speaks out after decades, detailing racist abuse from Nigel Farage at Dulwich College. Read his powerful account of memory, identity, and the impact of political denial.
Irish PM Breaks Silence on Eurovision Boycott
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has publicly backed RTE's withdrawal from Eurovision over Israel's participation, calling it an act of solidarity with journalists in Gaza. Read the full story.
FIFA's Made-Up Peace Prize for Trump: 7 Bizarre Moments
Donald Trump receives a fabricated FIFA Peace Prize at the World Cup draw. We detail the seven most surreal moments from the event and his latest controversial claims.
Christmas Carol & Paddington Reboots: Refugee Tales for Today
New adaptations of Dickens' classic and Paddington's story resonate deeply with modern themes of displacement and compassion. Discover why these reboots are essential viewing.
Two-child benefit limit scrapped, but child poverty fight continues
The new Labour government has abolished the controversial two-child benefit limit. While a vital step, experts warn far more action is needed to truly tackle the UK's deep-seated child poverty crisis. Read the analysis.
Canada coach brands Trump's 51st state comments 'insulting'
American-born Canada football manager Jesse Marsch condemns Donald Trump's 'unsettling' rhetoric about annexing Canada. Read the full story on the diplomatic spat.
Trump receives FIFA Peace Prize at World Cup draw
Donald Trump accepted a new FIFA Peace Prize from Gianni Infantino in Washington DC, a move criticised for its lack of transparency and timing after Nobel snub. Read the full story.
Eurovision 2026: Israel's inclusion sparks boycott threats
The Eurovision Song Contest faces a major rift as several countries threaten to boycott the 2026 event after Israel was cleared to compete. Explore the diplomatic and cultural fallout.
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