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Nebraska journalist Trevor Bentley suffered a spinal fracture after falling from the world's largest steam locomotive, Big Boy No. 4014, during a promotional stop. The accident delayed the locomotive's departure.

US marine biologist Kent Carpenter has been shot dead in his Negros Oriental home, with police probing his partner's claim she was tied up and sexually assaulted by masked intruders

The US House passed the Sunshine Protection Act to make daylight saving time permanent, ending biannual clock changes. The bill now moves to the Senate, facing historical challenges.

Elon Musk may face criminal charges in Wisconsin for allegedly violating election laws by distributing £785,000 to voters. The case has been referred to the district attorney for potential prosecution.

President Trump reduces Utah's Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante monuments by over 90%, sparking legal challenges from tribal nations and conservation groups.

Investigators say they are still unable to name a single culprit food, even as nearly 2,900 Cyclospora cases push everyday salads, herbs and fruit under intense scrutiny.

President Trump has reversed his decision to impose a 20% toll on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, opting for Gulf investment deals amidst escalating US-Iran tensions.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett's testimony before Congress reveals escalating threats against Supreme Court justices, highlighting the need for increased security funding.

Keir Starmer receives France's Légion d'honneur from President Macron, sparking debate over his contributions to European security and support for Ukraine amid his impending resignation.

A Colombian father was fatally shot by an ICE officer in Maine, sparking outrage and calls for an investigation. The officer was not targeting him, raising questions about enforcement practices.

Early forecasts suggest Social Security's 2027 COLA could reach 4.7%, but analysts warn the raise is still only an estimate and may not offset rising costs.

US House Speaker Mike Johnson defends a £270 billion Pentagon budget request, citing the need to combat domestic and global threats, amidst intense scrutiny and debate over national security expenditure.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz supports Maine after ICE shooting of Joan Sebastian Guerrero, sparking political response and highlighting ongoing national debate over immigration enforcement practices.

The Pentagon has hired Anomaly 6, a private surveillance firm, to assist in investigating Havana syndrome, an unexplained illness affecting US intelligence officers and diplomats worldwide.

A federal judge has nullified a $1.8bn settlement between Donald Trump and the IRS, citing no genuine legal dispute. The deal would have granted Trump immunity from audits and allocated taxpayer funds to allies.

Kai Trump shares her experience of a thunderstorm forcing an evacuation during the America 250 celebration, highlighting the impact on the Fourth of July festivities and crowd dynamics.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned of sanctions and diplomatic measures against countries that support the ICC's jurisdiction over Americans.

Ilhan Omar has blasted US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's plan to 'dismantle' the International Criminal Court, calling it 'reckless and dangerous' and a retreat from American values.

Pastor Doug Wilson's comments on women's voting rights and his ties to Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth have sparked controversy, highlighting the influence of Christian nationalist ideas in US politics.

Donald Trump dismissed conspiracy theories about Lindsey Graham's sudden death, attributing it to health issues rather than foul play, despite online speculation following Graham's trip to Ukraine.

A Russian broadcaster has censored SpongeBob SquarePants' iconic rainbow scene amid concerns over the country's anti-LGBT laws.

Mary Trump has issued her starkest warning yet about the mental and emotional state of her uncle, Donald Trump, linking his recent threats against Iran to what she calls untreated psychological decline.

Erika Kirk is facing a wave of criticism from Turning Point USA insiders after suggesting she stood by Charlie Kirk's side as he built the movement he founded in 2012.

A COVID-era civil rights lawsuit against Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has been dismissed on procedural grounds, just as he leads the high-profile search for Nancy Guthrie.

Sonam Wangchuk's indefinite hunger strike in New Delhi highlights alleged irregularities in India's education system as he demands government accountability.

President Trump signed proclamations reducing Utah's Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante monuments by 90%, sparking legal challenges and tribal outrage over the loss of protected lands.

Aliia Roza, a former Russian seduction agent, details her regimented training in a state programme focused on turning intimacy into tradecraft.

Japan reinforces sanctions on Russian aviation fuel exports, aiming to curb Moscow's access to critical supplies amid ongoing international restrictions following the Ukraine invasion.

Jesse James Rose's viral 'Eulogy for a Hypocrite' sparks debate over Lindsey Graham's legacy, public image, political record and online controversy.