Former White House aide Jayme Leagh Franklin hits back at viral social media claims that she held a hidden stomach device to wake Donald Trump during an Oval Office event.

Racist abuse against NHS staff has reached a five-year high, prompting new national standards allowing trusts to refuse care to abusive patients in non-emergency situations.

Former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White have declared for the 2027 WNBA Draft, challenging the league's eligibility rules and sparking a debate on gender identity and inclusion.

Freshwater pools, aquatic life, and blossoming greenery are appearing along the retreating shores of the Dead Sea.

Riviera Maya has evolved into a premier luxury travel destination, surpassing traditional Caribbean islands with its strategic infrastructure, diverse experiences, and upscale tourism offerings, setting a new benchmark in the region.

Jason Arday resigns from Cambridge after the university launches a fresh investigation into plagiarism allegations, disputed achievements and academic misconduct claims.

Astronomers have discovered that previous searches for alien signals unknowingly covered over 6.1 million stars, revealing a vast, unexplored area for future research.

Elon Musk has branded Zohran Mamdani a 'thief and a liar' over a city-owned grocery store proposal, while doubling down on his claim that AI and robots will one day deliver free goods and services.

Concerns over a potential UK ban on popular dog breeds are unfounded. Proposed reforms focus on improving breeding practices to enhance canine health, not outlawing specific breeds.

The White House faces criticism for using Drake's song in a TikTok video about deportation, sparking backlash due to the artist's known opposition to Trump and ICE.

Former JPMorgan vice president Chirayu Rana expanded his federal lawsuit, adding a witness account, new defendants and additional claims.

A Supreme Court ruling in Laurence Fox's social media defamation case has renewed questions about whether viral posts can lead to legal action in the UK. Here's what the law says.

Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' defies boycott calls over diverse casting, achieving $639 million globally. The film's success challenges claims that diversity harms box office performance.

The Catholic debate on hell explores its use as a tool for mind control versus its theological significance, highlighting shifts in Church teaching and ongoing discussions about fear and salvation.

Elon Musk says he 'got carried away' in politics but insists 'zero died because of DOGE' as he rebuts claims USAID cuts under his Trump-era efficiency drive led to child deaths worldwide.

The US Fish and Wildlife Service's repeal of the Endangered Species Act's blanket rule could impact Florida manatees, sparking legal challenges and concerns over their future protection.

The US government has redefined 'harm' under the Endangered Species Act, excluding habitat destruction. This change, effective 14 September, has led to lawsuits from environmental groups citing legal precedent violations.

The WNBA and its players' union are enhancing protections against online abuse, focusing on improved communication and security measures following a rise in threats and harassment towards players.

The Writers Guild of America is legally challenging the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger, citing concerns over reduced competition and writer compensation. A court hearing is set for 3 August.

The Trump DOJ subpoenas 14 law firms, intensifying a legal battle with the ABA over alleged intimidation tactics linked to executive orders and adviser Boris Epshteyn.