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Anne Manning Martin, a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in Massachusetts, was disqualified from the primary ballot due to alleged forged nomination signatures.

Hungary's new government suspends state media broadcasts to dismantle Viktor Orbán's propaganda machine, aiming to establish independent and trustworthy public broadcasting under Prime Minister Péter Magyar.

A lawsuit accuses the Trump administration of sharing confidential asylum data with Iran, allegedly exposing Iranian asylum seekers to persecution, torture, and death.

Nicki Minaj's visit to a White House lunch with Donald Trump, capped by an Oval Office photo-op, has triggered fierce accusations from some fans that she has 'sold her soul.'

Healthcare workers in Congo are striking over unpaid wages, jeopardising Ebola containment efforts as the outbreak worsens, with 580 deaths reported.

Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie has sparked a viral firestorm after mocking Senate leader Mitch McConnell's hospital phone calls with a satirical post detailing a fake, radical policy shift.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is under investigation for potentially violating voter residency laws, despite his strong stance against voter fraud.

CVS has agreed to pay £28.3 million after admitting to overbilling government health programmes for insulin, resolving a decade-long fraud case initiated by whistleblowers.

Donald Trump arrives at a tense NATO summit in Ankara with allies and officials on edge over his 'filthy mood,' defence‑spending attacks and demands for loyalty.

A hospitalised Mitch McConnell continues Senate duties, countering online health rumours. Conversations with senior Republicans affirm his engagement in national matters despite speculation.

Donald Trump has sparked fury after reposting a video of Black kindergarten children in hijabs at a Minnesota school, with critics accusing him of using his platform to target Muslim pupils.

Russia is deploying advanced jamming systems to disrupt Ukraine's Starlink-reliant drones, crucial for long-range strikes.

A student pilot in Argentina safely landed a plane after her instructor jumped out mid-flight. Authorities are investigating the unusual incident, which left the instructor dead.

US airlines are investing in premium travel options to attract high-spending passengers, expanding luxury services while economy travellers face higher costs and additional fees.

Tsunami, an 8-year-old Border Collie, helped rescue teams locate survivors after Venezuela's earthquakes, saving 25 lives. His efforts turned him into a symbol of hope and bravery.

A joint operation by the FBI and Google has disrupted a proxy network linked to millions of compromised Android TVs, highlighting the risks of cybercriminals exploiting smart home devices.

Mitch McConnell's prolonged hospitalisation raises questions about his Senate future, potentially triggering a special election in Kentucky that could reshape the state's political landscape.

President Trump intensifies anti-communist rhetoric, framing Democrats as a threat to American values, while former Labour Secretary Reich argues it's a strategic distraction from pressing issues.

A fatal shooting by an ICE agent in Houston has triggered federal investigations and calls for transparency as the family of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo disputes the agency's account of events.

Donald Trump latest remarks following the Iran ceasfire deal criticised Iranian leadership, straining diplomatic efforts and escalating tensions.

Mitch McConnell amassed a $69M fortune through strategic investments, significant inheritance, and a distinguished political career, making him one of Congress's wealthiest senators.

Florida governor candidate Byron Donalds faces a civil assault lawsuit, accused of threatening school board member Kelly Mason in a Naples grocery store over a legal dispute involving his wife.

The US State Department plans to allow online passport photo submissions using facial recognition technology, aiming to simplify applications but raising privacy concerns.

Savannah State University student-athlete Johan Sandoval was detained by ICE for alleged visa violations, prompting community support and a fundraising campaign for his legal costs.

Cédric Jubillar, convicted of murdering his wife Delphine in a high-profile French case, has confessed and offered to reveal her remains' location, potentially bringing closure to the victim's family.

Officials say the cargo plane reported navigation problems before disappearing from radar en route to Karachi.

The tragic deaths and harassment of women in the US Army highlight systemic issues, with many facing violence from fellow soldiers. Despite awareness, protective measures remain insufficient.

An H-E-B grocery glitch sparked a viral shopping frenzy after customers claimed they received free orders, prompting the retailer to suspend online services while investigating the issue.

The EU's new livestock strategy focuses on sustainability, competitiveness, and resilience, aiming to support farmers and ensure food security while addressing environmental and economic challenges.