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Nancy Mace lost her primary race amid controversies, including her stance on Epstein files and alleged attempts to gain media attention during the Capitol riots.

The Dutch government is proposing laws to ban children under 16 from participating in monetised social media content, aiming to protect them from labour exploitation and privacy invasion.

Russia's security services temporarily shut down parts of a surveillance network protecting President Putin due to AI surveillance concerns, reflecting global anxiety over AI's role in espionage.

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb explores the speculative concept of negative-mass particles, challenging conventional cosmology and potentially offering new insights into dark matter and dark energy.

Donald Trump ended an NBC interview after a heated exchange over election rigging claims, citing heavy rain as a contributing factor.

Donald Trump's military response to Iran mirrors a scene from 'The West Wing', highlighting the irony of using fictional drama to justify real-world actions.

Over 300 migrants from Iraqi Kurdistan were kidnapped in Libya, facing ransom demands and threats of organ removal.

Federal data shows US 13-year-olds have not improved in maths or reading since 2023, remaining below pre-pandemic levels, while younger students show gains.

A federal watchdog report reveals significant oversight failures and neglected medical needs at a Texas immigration detention centre, highlighting operational challenges.

A federal report highlights serious safety and accountability issues at Camp East Montana detention centre, including a missing firearm, detainee death investigation, and healthcare deficiencies.

Congress has approved a £54 billion bill to fund Trump's immigration enforcement, sparking controversy over lack of reforms and accountability. The bill aims for one million deportations annually.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup faces challenges due to US travel restrictions, visa denials, and Middle East tensions, affecting players, officials, and fans from multiple nations.

The DOJ argues against a lawsuit aiming to block a UFC event on the White House lawn, citing planning costs and athlete health risks as reasons for dismissal.

A former Air Canada pilot is charged with flying over 900 flights without the required airline transport pilot licence, prompting a criminal investigation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi becomes India's longest-serving continuously elected PM, surpassing Jawaharlal Nehru's record.

A carriage horse's death in Central Park has reignited the clamour for banning horse-drawn carriages in NYC, as animal welfare concerns rise.

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner are discussing funding community projects in Palermo after criticism of their wedding celebrations to benefit residents and rebuild local goodwill.

Erika Kirk faces criticism for allegedly backtracking on her promise regarding Charlie Kirk's online legacy, sparking debate over her leadership at Turning Point USA and her public image.

Anant Ambani, Reliance Industries' executive director, is linked to a $100M investment in a Texas refinery involving Trump Jr., raising questions about business and political ties during Trump's second term.

Mississippi residents have filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI and SpaceX, claiming noise from a power plant has harmed their well-being and property values.

Cardi B publicly criticised the 35-year sentence of Karmelo Anthony, convicted of murdering Austin Metcalf, claiming it was unjust.

Archaeologists in Slovakia have discovered a 7,000-year-old burial site with headless skeletons, suggesting complex rituals rather than violence among early European farming communities.

Bill Gates will address his past links to Jeffrey Epstein in a closed-door Capitol Hill session, amid renewed scrutiny from the House Oversight Committee following newly released Justice Department files.

Chirayu Rana, a former JPMorgan banker, is moving his lawsuit to federal court, promising new evidence in a high-profile legal battle involving allegations of abuse and discrimination.

Viral videos of Donald Trump's unusual walk have sparked renewed debate about his health, with critics questioning his physical condition and supporters dismissing the concerns as exaggerated.

House Republicans passed a $70 billion immigration enforcement package, overcoming internal divisions. The bill supports ICE and Border Patrol funding, despite opposition and procedural controversies.

Lesley Groff, Epstein's former secretary, testified to Congress about arranging calls between Epstein and Trump, denying knowledge of Epstein's crimes. Her testimony adds to the ongoing investigation

A viral social media post questioning Puerto Rican citizenship sparked widespread criticism, reigniting debates on racial profiling and public understanding of US citizenship laws.

Graham Platner wins Maine's Democratic primary for US Senate despite scandals, including abuse allegations and a controversial tattoo.