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A DNC staffer was duped into sending $29,000 to a fraudster posing as the new chairman. Learn about the cybersecurity flaws exposed and the measures being taken to prevent future scams.

AI companies face backlash for buying and destroying rare books to train models, sparking concerns over cultural preservation and the ethical implications of digitising physical copies.

A viral TikTok clip from Lindsey Graham's funeral shows Donald Trump appearing to fall asleep, sparking divided reactions online

An American Airlines flight from Rome to Philadelphia diverted to Dublin after a mysterious smell caused crew illness. Passengers were accommodated overnight before continuing their journey.

Lindsey Graham's funeral video goes viral as TikTok users debate controversial comments and reactions shown during the memorial broadcast

American Airlines was grounded nationwide again on Tuesday after an IT outage, the latest in a run of tech failures experts say now hit US flyers with grim regularity.

California farms are facing severe labour shortages due to immigration raids, leading to unharvested crops and financial strain.

Jay Clayton, former SEC chairman, has been confirmed as the US Director of National Intelligence after a tense Senate vote. His diverse background and financial history have drawn significant scrutiny.

During a pivotal visit to Washington, Zelenskyy and Trump discussed a Patriot missile production deal, strengthening Ukraine's defence, while paying tribute to the late Senator Lindsey Graham.

Sepp Blatter says FIFA's close Trump–Infantino ties have 'reached a financial dimension' damaging football, warning: 'No one has the right to sell our game.'

A phishing scam led to a £23,200 loss for the DNC, exposing cybersecurity vulnerabilities amid financial strain. The incident underscores the growing threat of cybertheft in political circles.

A report by the Ohio Immigrant Alliance alleges systemic vetting failures within DHS, leading to abuse charges against 59 border agents, including child sex crimes, raising questions about federal screening processes.

Teen lifeguard Ryder Williams is set to be honoured at the White House after a viral video showed him rescuing a boy from dangerous surf in Santa Cruz, California.

The US State Department's Generative AI Playbook outlines the development and expansion of StateChat, an AI chatbot, across diplomatic posts, offering a model for federal AI integration.

NASA aims for a 2028 Moon landing, relying on SpaceX's engineering and financial prowess. Administrator Jared Isaacman highlights SpaceX's role in overcoming technical challenges and advancing space exploration.

A US delegation exited a UN Security Council meeting after France criticised Washington's human rights record, highlighting growing tensions between the two allies over international human rights policies.

Governor Andy Beshear has urged Senator Mitch McConnell to prove his capacity to serve or resign, following a prolonged public absence and health concerns, sparking potential legal and political implications.

A viral video from a New York subway shows a white woman using a racial slur after alleged harassment, sparking divided opinions on racism and provocation.

Oman suggests voluntary fees for ships using the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to ease tensions and stabilise oil markets. The proposal mirrors the Malacca model, but Iran's agreement is crucial.

The US-France UN feud escalates as US diplomats walk out of a meeting, protesting France's criticism of America's human rights record, highlighting a shift in Trump's Europe policy.

President Donald Trump lashed out at a journalist on Monday, July 27, 2026, after being questioned about his demand to cancel the Senate's August recess.

US consumer confidence improved as inflation concerns eased, but households remain pressured by higher food, housing and utility costs.

A powerful tornado struck Appleton, Neenah, and Menasha, Wisconsin, causing significant damage, power outages, and prompting emergency responses. Recovery efforts are underway as officials warn of a lengthy cleanup.

After France said the US is 'not a beacon of human rights anymore,' Washington's delegation stormed out of a UN Security Council meeting, exposing a raw dispute over Volker Türk's renewed mandate.

Melania Trump has adopted a selective public schedule, contrasting with past first ladies, while expanding her business ventures, sparking debate about her role and independence.

A confidential disclosure obtained by student newspaper The Harvard Crimson shows at least 36 layoffs and dozens more roles changed or are at risk in Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences.

President Trump dismisses Netanyahu's public warnings about Iran's Pickaxe Mountain, asserting he is informed about the site. Trump threatens further action if Iran refuses to negotiate.

Argentina's President Javier Milei claims, without evidence, that US Democrats, Brazil, and Mexico funded an anti-Argentina campaign following the World Cup, sparking diplomatic tensions.

Political analyst David Rothkopf argues that Trump's efforts to associate with past presidents reflect insecurity, not confidence, amid renewed scrutiny over his health and legacy.