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Unionised Bethesda developers in Canada say Microsoft abruptly terminated them on the same day it unveiled a raft of new Fallout games, and are filing a labour complaint over alleged breaches of Canadian law.

A Kentucky columnist critiques Mitch McConnell's legacy, focusing on his Supreme Court strategy and support for Trump, arguing these will overshadow his legislative achievements.

The Catholic Church in northwest Minnesota will cease Sunday Mass at seven parishes due to a priest shortage and declining young churchgoers, reflecting broader demographic changes in the region.

Houthi attacks on Saudi oil tankers threaten the Bab El-Mandeb, raising fears of oil supply disruptions, soaring fuel prices and a wider global energy crisis.

The US govt has frozen over £796 million in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota due to compliance issues, while approving a record £858 billion defence budget, sparking political debate.

House Republicans passed a $95 billion bill funding the Iran war and voting reforms, using reconciliation to bypass Senate filibuster. The bill faces challenges due to a tight political calendar.

President Trump conditions Saudi Arabia's civilian nuclear deal on joining the Abraham Accords and recognising Israel, raising questions about the agreement's future.

An inquest revealed that Saudi Prince Abdullah died from cardiac arrest after consuming alcohol and drugs. The coroner ruled the death as misadventure, with no evidence of suicide intent.

Mitch McConnell's 39-day disappearance from Capitol Hill, along with a vague hospital photo and stonewalling from his staff, has triggered accusations that he is breaching Senate Rule VI.

MAGA influencer Laura Loomer admits being influenced by Russian media after visiting Ukraine, criticising GOP allies and reaffirming her support for Trump despite changing views on Russia.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's call for Netanyahu's arrest sparks criticism from US lawmakers, exposing deep political divides over Israel and Palestine. Legal authority remains with federal government.

The revised CLARITY Act aims to prevent US officials and their spouses from issuing or sponsoring cryptocurrencies, addressing potential conflicts of interest and enhancing transparency in crypto investments.

Dr. Phil says the Trump White House secretly asked him to review UFO files before their release, claiming he saw evidence of a government 'cover-up' and sidelined presidents.

The Trump administration has restructured teen pregnancy prevention funding, prioritising abstinence and fertility education, sparking lawsuits and debate over effective sex education methods.

Economist Steve Keen suggests a government-funded $100,000 debt relief for every American adult to address rising household debt and prevent economic crises.

CCTV footage captured the moment a leopard entered a liquor store in India's Rajasthan before attacking a shop worker.

Donald Trump's Saudi nuclear deal permits uranium enrichment, sparking fears of a Middle East arms race as key safeguards are absent.

During Trump's rally in Georgia, an audience member's mimicry of the President's gestures and speech went viral, sparking widespread social media debate and overshadowing the event.

France's early summer heatwave led to 5,764 excess deaths, nearly triple the initial estimate. The revised figures highlight the severe impact of extreme temperatures, particularly on older adults.

US intelligence is investigating whether Russia aided Iran in targeting CIA facilities with drones, raising concerns about military cooperation between the two nations.

A US judge's ruling in Trump's defamation suit against the BBC could lead to unprecedented scrutiny of his business empire, involving over 400 companies. Explore the potential legal and financial impacts.

An independent autopsy on Nolan Wells, found dead off Mississippi's coast, leaves unanswered questions. Racial tensions and missing evidence complicate the investigation, as the family seeks closure.

Australian doctor Tareq Kamleh, presumed dead, is found alive in an Iraqi prison, raising questions about the government's awareness and response to his potential return.

Seattle health officials warn against interacting with Jimothy, a viral raccoon, due to health risks. Despite his fame, Jimothy remains a wild animal that could pose dangers to people and pets.

The US and Saudi Arabia have finalised a nuclear cooperation deal, raising concerns over uranium enrichment and regional security amidst ongoing tensions with Iran.

Joe Rogan has distanced himself from the MAGA movement, criticising it as a 'movement of dorks and weirdos'. His comments have sparked debate over his political stance and relationship with MAGA.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani admits local authorities cannot arrest Israeli PM Netanyahu during his UN visit, urging federal action on the ICC warrant instead.

Brandon Ortiz-Vite, serving up to 100 years for murder, sues Trump for $75.5 million, alleging campaign ads caused emotional distress and reputation damage.

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed over 1,000 lives, with the Bundibugyo strain spreading rapidly. Health officials struggle to contain the crisis amid logistical challenges.