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Donald Trump's dramatic account of being carried by firefighters during 9/11 has sparked controversy, with critics questioning the accuracy of his claims and their timing ahead of commemorations.

At Dallas midterms, Republicans spotlight Trump and party achievements, despite some candidates opting out. This event could shape Congress's future.

The €9M theft at the French Riviera's Musée Renoir left two Renoir paintings missing. Experts connect such art thefts to markets in Russia amid Europe's rising art crime wave.

Twelve Israeli prison guards have been indicted for the death of Palestinian prisoner Thaer Abu Asab, amid allegations of systemic violence and misconduct within the prison system.

Hurricane Lowell is causing severe weather in Hawaii, prompting closures of schools and offices. The storm brings heavy rain, damaging winds, and hazardous surf, with warnings for Kauaʻi and Oʻahu.

New footage of Donald Trump at his New Jersey golf club has intensified online speculation about the 80‑year‑old president's health.

Gaza's rubble may contain human remains and evidence of alleged atrocities. A UN expert warns rapid clearance could destroy crucial evidence before it is recovered and documented.

A Virginia mother is contesting her placement on the Child Abuse Registry after her son was stopped during a solo walk. She faces a misdemeanour charge for contributing to a minor's delinquency

The RNC offers free tickets to its Dallas convention as Trump's approval hits 33%. The event aims to energize the GOP ahead of November midterms amid his approval rating challenges.

Iranian lawmaker Ebrahim Azizi used AI to mock Donald Trump's repeated victory claims over Iran, highlighting a shift in Trump's rhetoric from past victories to future promises amid ongoing conflict.

An ex-MAGA tradwife says she believed God would provide if she obeyed her husband, until Covid, tragedy and a crisis of faith pushed her to break away.

Social Security Beneficiaries May Receive a 3.5% Increase in 2027 Payments Due to Inflation, Marking the Largest Rise Since 2023. The Full Retirement Age Remains 67, With Trust Fund Depletion Projected by 2032.

Macklemore's pro-Palestinian speech during Ed Sheeran's LOOP Tour has sparked controversy, leading to a petition for his removal. The rapper's statements have put pressure on Sheeran to respond.

House Bill 72 in Pennsylvania seeks to protect domestic abuse victims by allowing lease termination and lock changes. Passed by the House, it awaits Senate action.

In a West Bank village, a Palestinian school adds barbed wire and daily ambulances after pupils are shot dead in settler violence, leaving parents fearful.

Hunter Biden is turning his infamous laptop controversy into the $LAPTOP meme coin, with Trump's crypto losers among those targeted for a token airdrop.

Eiffel Tower staff protested after female employees were allegedly moved during a BAPS delegation visit as tower's operator admitted the arrangements should not have been accepted.

Russian Media Has Labelled Trump's Ukraine Peace Talks as 'Diplomacy of the Doomed', Reflecting Scepticism About Us Efforts To Secure a Breakthrough With Putin. No Significant Progress Has Been Made.

A Navy veteran claims his Christian camp was unfairly evicted from Burning Man for religious reasons, while organisers cite repeated privacy violations as the cause.

Mary Trump criticises her uncle's mental state after he shares AI-generated images on Truth Social, renewing calls for the 25th Amendment to be invoked

Legal scholar Erwin Chemerinsky warns that procedural rulings by the Supreme Court may allow unconstitutional actions under Trump to continue unchecked, as they prevent challenges from reaching the merits.

New footage of Donald Trump at his New Jersey golf club shows apparent arm bruising and a darker-looking hair colour, reigniting online scrutiny of the 80-year-old president's appearance.

Natalie Harp, a key aide to Donald Trump, was seen typing on a tablet during a Truth Social posting spree, raising questions about her role in managing Trump's social media presence.

Julia Molchanova, once known as 'Jane Doe', reveals her identity and disturbing experiences with Jeffrey Epstein, leading to a $72.5 million lawsuit against Bank of America.

Lindsay Clancy's mistrial has sparked online debate over gender bias and mental health in the US justice system, comparing her case to John Battaglia's. The discussion highlights differing legal standards and societal perceptions.

An explosion at a wedding in southern Iran killed five and injured over 60, raising questions about US military involvement as investigations continue into the tragic incident.

Jamaica has petitioned King Charles III to refer legal questions about slavery reparations to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. The case seeks clarity on justice, not monetary claims.

The Eiffel Tower closed after staff went on strike over female workers being moved aside during a visit by a BAPS Hindu delegation.

The US government has restricted official travel in Nogales, Mexico, to essential daytime movements due to unspecified threat information, urging citizens to exercise caution and stay informed.