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Trump's massive bill, packed with tax cuts, border funds, and more, cleared a Senate vote. Will it reshape America or spark chaos?

A Catholic priest refused communion to an MP after voting for assisted dying, igniting discussions on church teachings and political independence.

Musk, who previously headed the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under Trump before a widely publicised fallout, was once a key backer of the president and was often called the 'First Buddy.'

Two firefighters were killed and others injured after a sniper ambush in Idaho. Kristi Noem urged prayers for first responders as authorities launch a major manhunt.

A teen surfer was seriously injured in a shark attack at Cabarita Beach, raising concerns over rising shark activity and prompting renewed calls for safety measures.

Tech executive Caitlin Tracey's 911 call captured her fear months before her fatal fall. Her husband faces domestic violence charges as the case moves to trial.

After the recent US airstrikes on Iran, Americans turned to Google in droves, driving up searches for terms like 'nuclear fallout' and 'survival kit' to their highest point.

Bill Moyers' legacy in American journalism is defined by his unwavering commitment to truth, integrity, and the public good.

Takahiro Shiraishi, Japan's 'Twitter Killer', was executed on 2 July for murdering nine people in 2017 after luring them online through suicide-related messages.

Five years after formally exiting the European Union, the United Kingdom is now humming a familiar tune with its former partners—something like "together again."

Dutch Princess Catharina-Amalia stole the limelight at the official dinner of the 2025 North Atlantic Treaty Heads-of-State Summit in The Hague, Netherlands on Tuesday, June 24

GTA 6 is now on the Xbox Store for wishlisting, with a placeholder download sparking wild theories. Set for 26 May 2026, is this the ultimate tease?

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei rejects US demands for surrender, warning of 'irreparable consequences' after strikes on nuclear sites. Will his defiance spark a new conflict?

GM is recalling 62,000+ Chevrolet Silverado trucks due to a brake defect that could ignite fires, even when parked. Check your VIN and act fast to stay safe.

Climate change endangers Tuvalu's islands, leading to mass migration to Australia, with hundreds already seeking safety from rising seas.

Universal Store co-founder Greg Josephson was fatally stabbed at a Brisbane house party, with a 15-year-old charged. What was their connection?

Black boxes from Air India Flight AI171 are being analysed to determine the cause of the crash, possibly involving engine or control issues.

Women on Mounjaro may miss signs of pancreatitis. Learn the symptoms, risks, and what UK health authorities are doing to monitor GLP-1 weight loss drugs.

Noviello was being held at the Federal Detention Centre in Miami, Florida, as he awaited deportation following a 2023 conviction for drug-related offences.

Bonnyrigg High School went into lockdown after a bomb threat on 25 June. No explosives were found, and police now believe the threat was a hoax.

Sources familiar with the shipment say it included vehicles from prominent Chinese brands such as SAIC Motor, Chery Automobile Co., and Great Wall Motor Co.

Leaders of the European Union (EU) are looking forward to strengthening security and economic cooperation with Southeast Asia amid challenges of the times.

ICE agents are being branded as terrorists. But, their boss explained the reason why they are wearing masks.

Tom Homan reveals he's separated from his wife due to 'outrageous' threats for leading Trump's deportation push.

The most catastrophic twelve days of Israel and Iran conflict in modern Middle Eastern history ended with a fragile ceasefire on 24th June 2025.

Tesla's new robotaxi service in Austin charges a flat fare of $4.20—an eyebrow-raising figure linked to Elon Musk's history of cannabis-related humor.

Oklahoma police are using cadaver dogs to search for Travis Decker, 42, after he allegedly killed his three young daughters and vanished on 23 June

The family of 19-year-old Noah Presgrove has filed a $75,000 wrongful death lawsuit against seven people after his mysterious death in Oklahoma.

For the first time in six decades, a president has seized control of a state's National Guard against its governor's desperate pleas—creating what residents describe as living through a slow-motion constitutional coup.