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Passwords of Google users were leaked by what is considered to be the largest data breach. Here's how to check if your account has been compromised.

California's Abundant Birth Project offers £800 ($1000) monthly to pregnant women, tackling financial stress and improving birth outcomes. Learn who qualifies and how it works

High-end storeowners selling luxury items in Boston, Massachusetts, USA are so worried about losing a lot of money since US President Donald Trump's crackdown on international student visas took effect last May.

Extreme heat hits the US, with wildfires and storms looming. Are you prepared?

Trump skips Juneteenth events, sparking backlash over cultural insensitivity. Will the White House reconsider?

Ford halts Mach-E sales, recalling 300,000 vehicles for a battery issue. Is your model affected?

Kroger apologises for subpar Juneteenth cakes after viral backlash. Can they regain trust?

After Adriana Smith's death, her premature baby fights for survival in NICU. Discover what's next for Chance and why this case sparked national debate.

Duchess Dior was found dead after a public plea for help; her husband died by suicide following a police pursuit.

Famed artist Leanna Perry's violent, drunken airport outburst shocks public, damaging her reputation despite her successful career.

Tech billionaire Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, says his 100+ kids won't inherit his $13.9B fortune for 30 years. Here's why he's doing it.

Over 16 billion stolen passwords leaked online, impacting Apple, Google, Facebook users. Experts urge immediate action as malware-driven breach unfolds.

A Texas man died in a Cybertruck fire, trapped by allegedly faulty doors after a crash. His family's lawsuit against Tesla claims the intense heat disintegrated his bones.

Journalist Mario Guevara was arrested while covering a protest in Georgia and now faces deportation, sparking press freedom concerns.

Starbase, Elon Musk's ambitious SpaceX city in South Texas, was officially incorporated in May 2025. It's expanding with housing, shops, and its mayor, Bobby Peden, a SpaceX VP.

The US Customs and Border Patrol a large-scale US-Mexico drug smuggling tunnel. A border patrol chief warned that the tunnel is proof that terrorists are going underground.

Enola Holmes 3 filming briefly paused in June 2025 after food poisoning struck cast and crew, including Millie Bobby Brown, during a shoot in Malta

Hurricane Erick is now a Category 4 storm as it enters Mexico. The question is, will it hit the United States? Here's the latest update.

Juneteenth brings closures to banks and federal offices, but retailers like Walmart stay open. Plan your day with our guide to what's open or closed on 19 June.

A SpaceX test explosion in Cameron County has locals on edge and raises questions about the upcoming Axiom Mission 4 with NASA. Can SpaceX keep its launch on track?

Microsoft's planning thousands of layoffs targeting salespeople, hot on the heels of May's 6,000 cuts. As the tech giant bets big on AI, what's next for its workforce?

Witnesses say Perry appeared "possessed" during the incident, which quickly went viral online.

Discover how Michael Proctor's actions during the Karen Read case led to his dismissal and raised serious concerns about police bias and accountability.

The Big Arch is a large, flavourful burger with generous ingredients, but at over 1,000 calories, moderation is advised.

Vitaly Zdorovetskiy remains jailed in the Philippines after bail denial. Netizens highlight harsh prison conditions as the influencer faces serious legal trouble abroad.

A new poll revealed that more women than men are blaming Donald Trump for the declining US economy. Will this affect him in the 2028 election (if he runs again)?

Christina Formella, a 30-year-old teacher, faces 55 charges for allegedly having a months-long sexual relationship with a 15-year-old student.

Pakistan closed key Iran border crossings and began evacuating citizens after Israeli airstrikes near Iran sparked fears of regional spillover.

Iran is estimated to have around 3,000 ballistic missiles. If Israel wants to stop all of these nuclear missiles, Netanyahu will need at least £6.6 billion.