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A protester interrupted Donald Trump's rally, shouting 'paedophile protector', referencing Trump's past ties with Jeffrey Epstein, leading to a heated exchange and overshadowing the economic agenda.

The implications of the House's stock trading ban, which excludes the president and the executive branch. Discover who is affected, the political manoeuvres involved, and the bill's future in the Senate.

Bryn Waite, a former US college footballer, was found dead at La Jolla Shores Beach in San Diego but the cause of death remains under investigation.

Previously unseen documentary footage reveals Senator Lindsey Graham's enthusiastic support for military action in Iran, sparking debate over his private versus public stance on the conflict.

Economist 'Dr. Doom' Nouriel Roubini predicts AI and automation will replace much of the workforce in 20-25 years, requiring universal basic income.

Federal immigration authorities have intensified enforcement in New York City, sparking anxiety in Queens. The operation, focusing on detainers, raises concerns about collateral arrests and political tensions.

The latest travel advice for Spain amid the 2026 wildfires. Learn about the national emergency, affected areas, and your rights regarding holiday cancellations and refunds.

Ohio Representative Max Miller faces domestic violence allegations from his former partner, Emily Moreno, amid a wave of political scandals. Republican leaders' silence on the issue has drawn criticism.

Newly released audio captures Joe Biden telling his ghostwriter that his notes 'may be classified,' reviving the debate over why he was never charged while others are.

Sen. Rand Paul released 1,141 pages of Anthony Fauci's private COVID diaries days before Wednesday's Senate hearing, exposing early scientific doubts about the virus's natural origin.

House Republicans tucked a proof-of-citizenship voting rule into their $95 billion reconciliation 3.0 package. Here is who the SAVE Act could hit and why the Senate may block it.

A T-Mobile network outage on 27 July left thousands of customers in SOS mode, unable to make calls or send texts. The issue was resolved, but the cause remains unconfirmed.

ICE has launched a new operation in Queens, expanding across New York City this week, with officials warning it will produce collateral arrests of people who were never targets.

A Canadian couple sues their surrogate for refusing an abortion due to a cleft lip, leading to a legal battle over contract violations and reimbursement of expenses.

Jeff Clark alleges Biden disclosed classified information in recordings with his memoir ghostwriter, sparking renewed debate over Biden's handling of sensitive documents.

Candace Owens alleges Andrew Kolvet's White House visit, which he denies, marking another chapter in their public feud. No independent evidence supports either claim.

An Iranian news agency released a video threatening Melania Trump, analysing her security measures. This follows US-Israeli military actions against Iran, prompting increased security for the Trump family.

Rosie O'Donnell reignites her feud with Donald Trump, accusing him of untreated severe mental illness. Her claims, lacking medical evidence, have sparked widespread social media reactions.

Newly released court documents reveal extensive abuse allegations against Ohio Congressman Max Miller, including domestic violence and drug use, as he faces a contentious custody battle.

During a Michigan rally, Trump faced a heckler's 'paedophile protector' accusation, responding by calling the protester a 'Communist,' sparking mixed reactions and social media debate.

Global petrol prices rise as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz disrupt shipping routes, affecting energy supplies. Diplomatic efforts continue amid regional instability and military stand-offs.

China now accounts for 28% of global manufacturing, surpassing the US, Japan, and Germany combined. This shift highlights China's industrial dominance and its impact on global trade and consumer prices.

The US is offering financial incentives and free flights to over 300,000 Haitians facing deportation after the Supreme Court ended Temporary Protected Status, escalating enforcement against affected communities.

New York City plans to open municipally funded grocery stores offering 30% discounts on essentials, aiming to alleviate food insecurity and support working families, despite opposition from local retailers.

Boy George's new song 'Od Nirkod' supports Israel's military actions in Gaza, sparking backlash for dismissing international genocide accusations and criticising pro-Palestinian artists.

An investigation by Natalie Winters uncovers alleged participation of US journalists in CCP-linked trips, raising concerns about foreign influence and transparency in media coverage of China.

Cracker Barrel CEO Julie Felss Masino resigns after three years of steering the company. She will be replaced by David Deno in October.

Chirayu Rana, a former JPMorgan banker, has escalated his lawsuit to a federal case, alleging racism, sexual coercion, and retaliation, with new defendants and claims added to the complaint.

Billionaire Louis Vuitton boss Bernard Arnault uses a rare letter and X post to reject claims of a family 'succession plot' at LVMH and defend his children's unity.