A legal expert suggests that Taylor Swift could shoulder the couple's living expenses to safeguard her massive music empire.

TSA Gold+ is a new initiative aimed at modernising airport security through public-private partnerships, enhancing operational flexibility and efficiency.

Pamela Anderson and Tom Cruise are at the centre of romance rumours, reportedly bonding over their shared love of cinema following Anderson's recent film success.

Starbucks is cutting 300 corporate jobs and closing regional offices as part of a turnaround strategy, focusing on streamlining operations while investing in café improvements and staff hiring.

Keir Starmer's leadership is under intense scrutiny as Labour figures question his future. With mounting pressure from MPs and unions, the possibility of his resignation looms large.

Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert has claimed that declassified UFO files suggest the existence of biblical demons rather than extraterrestrial beings, sparking debate over the interpretation of the documents.

US actors are concerned about AI-generated ads that misrepresent their roles in micro dramas, raising legal and ethical issues about consent and image manipulation.

Reform UK's unexpected gains in local elections highlight vulnerabilities in Labour's coalition, with significant losses in traditional strongholds, raising concerns about the party's future stability.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani declined the 2026 Met Gala invitation, focusing on the city's housing crisis. His absence underscores tensions between glamour and urban priorities, drawing praise from labor unions.

New York lawmakers have unveiled a sweeping bill to protect pregnant prisoners, vowing to end childbirth in jail cells and restrict shackling and solitary confinement.

Lara Trump's joke about missing Met Gala invites backfired, sparking social media backlash. Her comments on the event's hypocrisy and her subsequent contradictions drew widespread attention.

The Oscars will exclude AI-generated performances and scripts from major awards starting in 2027, emphasising human creativity in filmmaking. AI tools can be used, but not as replacements for human creators.

On May 1, 2026, a coalition of over 200 organizations will lead a nationwide economic shutdown in the U.S., demanding wealth taxation, ICE operation halts, and election integrity.

Senate Republicans, already battling a record shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security under Donald Trump, are openly warning that Democrats may force fresh funding crises this autumn.

The BBC is cutting 2,000 jobs due to financial strain, changing audience habits, and a push towards digital transformation, aiming for £500 million in savings.

Two Lufthansa unions representing both pilots and cabin crews have been on strike for five straight days or six in the past eight days.

Keir Starmer faces a growing backlash over Labour's block on new North Sea drilling, as critics warn any U-turn now could split the party and embolden the Greens.

Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell faces multiple sexual assault allegations, leading to a collapse of his California gubernatorial campaign.

Sheriff Chris Nanos has issued a sharp warning to critics as he defends his team's handling of the 69‑day search for missing 84‑year‑old Nancy Guthrie in Arizona.

A US federal court has allowed Iowa to enforce strict bans on school library content and restrictions on LGBTQ+ education. The ruling marks a significant shift in parental rights in schools Iowa and affects K-6 classroom curriculum. Educators and legal advocates warn of the immediate impact on LGBTQ youth school protections.