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Latest in Epstein investigation: Former guard Tova Noel to testify before Congress. Explore her alleged misconduct and financial activities on Epstein's death night.

Republicans release an AI deepfake of James Talarico in a Texas Senate ad, sparking debate over voter manipulation and the growing role of AI in US elections.

Israeli PM Netanyahu addresses viral death rumours with a light-hearted video at a Jerusalem café, amidst rising tensions with Iran

A retired champion racehorse was illegally slaughtered and its meat served at a soup kitchen in Turkey, revealing systemic issues in food safety enforcement

Iran demands a permanent ceasefire and war reparations, warning the US and Israel of consequences if attacks continue. Here's how this stance could impact US-Israel relations and regional stability

Tech billionaire Peter Thiel brings his controversial Antichrist lectures to Rome, alarming Vatican officials and sparking swift denials from Catholic universities allegedly involved in the events.

Fuel prices reach £2.92 ($3.70) per gallon amid the Iran conflict as global powers ignore Donald Trump's urgent plea to secure the vital Strait of Hormuz.

Explore the tragic story of Shoshana Strock, whose allegations of abuse and sudden death have sparked national debate in Israel.

Iran's new conditions for oil tanker passage through the Strait of Hormuz could reshape global energy markets, linking access to Chinese yuan trade.

Explore how US farmers are navigating labor shortages amid strict immigration policies by utilizing the H-2A visa program. Discover the challenges and solutions in maintaining America's agricultural workforce.

A video of Israeli PM Netanyahu drinking coffee has gone viral, sparking debates about AI and misinformation amid escalating Israel-Iran tensions.

Kamala Harris' husband, Douglas Emhoff, is under scrutiny due to his alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

As the Iran conflict escalates, President Trump's approval ratings drop, sparking impeachment discussions over his military actions without congressional approval.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu addresses death rumours in a viral coffee shop video, sparking debate over its authenticity.

Tucker Carlson alleges the CIA monitored his texts and is preparing a DOJ referral, raising questions about government surveillance of journalists.

A probe into Trump's DOGE programme intensifies after claims social security data of 500M Americans was leaked, raising alarm over federal data security and oversight failures.

Iran vowed to hunt Netanyahu after he said Israel and the US are 'crushing' Tehran's regime, escalating tensions in the widening Middle East conflict.

As US-Iran tensions escalate, Nostradamus' quatrains are being re-examined for their potential foresight into the conflict.

Iran's economic war targets banks, data centres and Gulf hubs, forcing investors to rethink risk as Dubai, UAE and Qatar face growing instability.

Israel denies reports it is running low on missile interceptors as the Iran–Israel conflict escalates, raising questions about how its air defence system handles massive barrages.

In a landmark case, ICE officers have admitted using Palantir's ELITE app to target arrests, raising constitutional concerns in Oregon.

Shoshana Strock, daughter of Israeli National Missions Minister Orit Strock, has been found dead. She had publicly accused her parents and brother of ritualistic sexual abuse and said she was afraid for her life.

Lawmakers demand transparency from major corporations over missing millions from Trump's Presidential Library Fund.

Former jihadist turned counterterrorism expert warns of the online tactics used by ISIS to radicalise American teenagers, framing attacks as a path to status and identity.

Meta's end-to-end encryption raises child safety concerns, with a New Mexico trial revealing internal warnings that disappearing abuse reports highlight the tension between privacy and protection.

Tricia McLaughlin, the former DHS spokesperson, denies claims she is struggling to find work despite reports of difficulties securing new roles in conservative media.

The US State Department has reduced the fee for renouncing US citizenship from £1,900 to £365, making it more affordable for Americans living overseas.

North Korea fired 10 ballistic missiles into the sea as a response to US–South Korea joint drills, raising regional tensions and concerns over diplomacy in East Asia.

Amidst the ongoing conflict, questions arise about the status of Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, following recent military strikes.