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Republican Congressman Max Miller faces pressure to resign following court filings alleging domestic abuse and concerns over his daughter's injury.

South Korea experiences its highest recorded temperature of 41.8C, intensifying pressure on hospitals and infrastructure. The heatwave highlights the urgent need for climate adaptation measures.

Donald Trump won his Bedminster club championship with a 70 and boasted about his 'talent' as critics spotlight the $100 million-plus taxpayer cost of his golf.

Viral clips claim Trump confessed to rigging the 2024 US election. Fact-checkers traced each one and found no admission and no credible evidence of tampering. Here's what the videos really show.

Capital One's court filing claims anti-money-laundering concerns, not political bias, led to the closure of over 300 Trump Revocable Trust accounts.

Hungary's Paks Nuclear Power Plant shuts down due to low Danube River levels amid a heatwave, risking energy shortages. Officials urge moderate electricity use as the European Commission considers intervention.

A sightseeing plane crash near Peru's Nazca Lines killed 13 people, prompting an investigation into weather conditions and safety protocols. Flights were suspended the day before due to dangerous winds

A shooting at a Twin Falls In-N-Out left three dead and seven injured. The gunman, Chad Williams, died by suicide. Quick actions by an off-duty officer and civilian prevented further casualties.

A fire on the Indonesian ferry Mutiara Sentosa 2 led to passengers jumping into the sea, resulting in five deaths and 41 missing. Rescue operations are ongoing

Romania has increased its bear-culling quota to 900 to manage its large brown bear population, amid rising human-bear interactions and safety concerns. Critics argue the move favours hunting interests.

A Nevada judge dismissed Kash Patel's defamation lawsuit against blogger Jim Stewartson, citing lack of jurisdiction. The case involved accusations of sedition and links to the 6 January Capitol events

Silver Alerts are multiplying as the US ages and more people with dementia wander, but the response is a state-by-state patchwork, with Michigan only just signing its own system into law.

A Turkish man was arrested at Belgrade Airport amid an investigation into the death of Russian model Lyudmila Turkova, whose body was found in a suitcase in a canal near the city.

Republican leaders are using Democratic Socialists of America's radical proposals, including abolishing the Senate and defunding the Pentagon, to brand Democrats as extremists before the midterms.

Ukraine launched drone strikes on Russian military and economic sites, including the Engels airbase and oil refineries, intensifying the economic warfare aspect of the ongoing conflict.

The UK and France have deployed nearly 1,100 personnel to curb Channel crossings, sparking political debate over border security and the European Convention on Human Rights.

A 22-year-old mall worker died in a suspected gas explosion after being ordered to re-enter a compromised building post-earthquake. Her family demands accountability from the employer for her preventable death.

A new book argues that pro-Israel advocacy groups have significantly influenced US foreign policy decisions from Truman to Biden, often against the advice of top security officials.

Trump's limited contact with John Thune, while regularly speaking with Mike Johnson, fuels Republican concern ahead of the midterms.

US naval forces have redirected 35 vessels and boarded others in the Arabian Sea, enforcing a resumed Iran blockade while diplomatic negotiations continue to prevent military escalation.

Twin Falls police identified Chad Williams as the gunman in the In-N-Out shooting, which left three dead and seven injured. The investigation continues as families await further details.

At least 72 migrants have died in Spain's Ceuta enclave after a mass crossing from Morocco, as EU nations demand Schengen suspension over border failures.

Ohio Congressman Max Miller faces intensified scrutiny as new allegations of violent behaviour from his past emerge, raising questions about a potential pattern of misconduct despite his denials.

Ukraine's strike on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea has heightened tensions, with analysts warning of merging conflicts. Tehran vows retaliation, complicating diplomatic efforts and regional stability.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and CNN's Dana Bash engaged in a heated debate over vaccine safety, measles outbreaks, and public health policies, highlighting ongoing tensions in America's vaccine discourse.

Ohio Congressman Max Miller denies domestic abuse allegations amid a custody battle with ex-wife Emily Moreno, as political tensions rise with former father-in-law Sen. Bernie Moreno.

Greek officials say two firefighting helicopters collided mid-air during a wildfire mission west of Athens, underscoring the extreme risks facing aerial crews battling blazes in western Attica.

A gunman opened fire at a Twin Falls In-N-Out, resulting in three deaths and several injuries. An armed bystander, identified online as Jordan Salinas, exchanged gunfire with the suspect.

Iran has dismissed Donald Trump's latest military threats as 'psychological warfare' after the US president said he had cancelled planned strikes to give diplomacy a chance.