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A Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany experienced a mid-air emergency when engine debris shattered a cabin window, injuring a passenger. Investigations are ongoing into potential bird strike involvement.

Curtis Sliwa, the Republican who lost to Zohran Mamdani, told 9/11 families pushing to bar the NYC mayor from the Ground Zero ceremony to 'stop being sore losers' as GOP senators backed them.

A Ryanair flight experienced a mid-air emergency due to engine failure and window breach, following multiple bird strikes. Investigators are examining the incidents and potential safety improvements.

DHS subpoenaed years of financial records from unions and a climate group over anti-ICE protests in Minnesota, sweeping in members and donors never accused of any crime.

The Justice Department subpoenaed four New York Times reporters over their Air Force One security scoop, then withdrew the demands after a judge accused prosecutors of errors.

An NTSB report on a Ryanair 737 window blowout exposed the same engine failure that killed a US flyer in 2018, and the mandated fix isn't required on US jets until July 2028.

President Trump's chronic venous insufficiency diagnosis has put a common vein condition in focus, as doctors explain what leg swelling means for older Americans and when it should worry you.

Hundreds of tourists were evacuated from northern Greece beaches due to raging wildfires. Despite firefighting efforts, the fires spread rapidly, prompting sea rescues and emergency alerts.

A Nepalese village sees a rise in infant deaths after US funding cuts to a maternal health programme, highlighting the critical impact of international aid on local healthcare.

A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit against Harvard, citing insufficient evidence of persistent discrimination against Jewish students, marking a significant legal win for the university.

A California judge's decision to release an illegal migrant on pretrial terms led to a tragic murder, sparking federal criticism and highlighting tensions over local judicial practices.

Erika Kirk faces criticism after a resurfaced pageant-era clip shows her defending pornography professionals, sparking debate about her current conservative leadership role at Turning Point USA.

Chris Watts, serving life for murdering his family, seeks to marry Lizzie Henderson, who relocated to be near him. Their relationship has reignited interest in the infamous case.

President Trump demands oil giants cut prices amid rising crude costs, continuing a pattern of unfulfilled financial relief promises, including discounted IVF drugs and agricultural aid.

Dodge Charger police-vehicle prototype surfaced at the Police Fleet Expo 2026. Summer 2027 orders are reported but unconfirmed.

Karoline Leavitt resigns as White House press secretary, citing family reasons, amid speculation over a secretive Air Force One manoeuvre involving Trump and aide Natalie Harp.

Rep John Larson could still run in November after his primary election defeat, with the Working Families Party offering a separate Connecticut ballot line.

A viral parody post claimed Nicki Minaj would replace Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary, causing confusion and amusement on social media. The post gained traction due to Leavitt's confirmed departure.

A $1.04 billion Powerball jackpot ticket was sold in Quincy, Illinois. The winner remains anonymous due to state privacy laws, while the retailer receives a $500,000 bonus.

The Kennedy Center board's decision to add a Trump inscription has sparked legal controversy, challenging a court ruling that only Congress can rename the federally established memorial to John F. Kennedy.

A US judge is challenging the DOJ over withheld FBI notes related to Jeffrey Epstein, questioning the legality of redactions under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

Karoline Leavitt's departure highlights the pressures of the White House press secretary role and the challenges faced by previous officeholders.

President Trump authorises vetted private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign criminal networks, marking a significant shift in US cyber policy and sparking industry debate.

Ebola cases and deaths are surging in Congo as WHO warns the 2026 Ebola outbreak could become the deadliest ever, with the virus spreading faster than health workers can contain it.

A Mexican man has been arrested at Tokyo's Haneda Airport after 200 lizards were allegedly found hidden in socks

Michael Steele critiques Trump's diminishing influence in the Republican Party after setbacks in Minnesota and South Carolina primaries, highlighting economic pressures and the Epstein files as contributing factors

Donald Trump's legal team faces active sanctions after a Florida federal judge refused to pause penalties in a tax lawsuit deemed bad faith, prompting an emergency appeal to the 11th Circuit.

A cardiologist has raised concerns about President Trump's health after he underwent advanced imaging, urging transparency amid visible physical symptoms and public scrutiny.

Concerns about Donald Trump's health have intensified following claims by Dr. Adam James that the former president exhibited signs of stimulant use and dementia during a press conference.