Curt Weldon Reemerges: A Challenge to the Media Cartel

In a heated confrontation during his state visit to the UK, Donald Trump confronted Australian journalist John Lyons, accusing him of 'hurting Australia' after inquiring about his business dealings while in office.

Lawsuit accuses aerospace giants of failing to address known design flaws linked to the tragic Air India Flight 171 crash in June that killed 260.

As the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates, the potential for revitalizing the housing market may hinge on consumer expectations and existing mortgage rates.

This summer has seen widespread devastation in rural Spain due to catastrophic wildfires, profoundly affecting agricultural production and local economies.

The Federal Reserve has lowered its key lending rate for the first time since December, responding to troubling trends in the job market despite mixed economic signals.

Explore the unique challenges and surprises faced by tourists visiting North Korea's newly opened beach resort, Wonsan Kalma, as strict regulations shape their holiday experience.

Tragic accident on New York State Thruway leaves multiple casualties, primarily tourists, as investigations continue.

Jeju Police introduce behavior guidelines for foreign visitors to mitigate rising concerns over tourist misconduct.

Police on South Korea's popular holiday destination, Jeju Island, have introduced guidelines reminding tourists to adhere to local laws or face fines, in response to increasing complaints from residents.

Survivors of methanol poisoning in Laos share their harrowing experiences and urge tourists to avoid risk-laden beverages.

Thomas Partey, the former Arsenal football player, has denied multiple counts of rape and sexual assault during a recent court appearance. His trial is set to begin in November 2025.

US tennis player Taylor Townsend expresses regret following backlash for comments on traditional Chinese dishes, highlighting cultural respect.

Thomas Partey, ex-Arsenal footballer, has denied five counts of rape and one charge of sexual assault. The allegations date back to 2021-2022.

American tennis player Taylor Townsend has issued an apology after her remarks about traditional Chinese dishes sparked outrage on social media. Known for her candidness, Townsend's comments were perceived as disrespectful to the cultural significance of the food.

Cypriot club Pafos FC is set to make its Champions League debut just 11 years after its formation, aiming to take the football world by storm with its remarkable journey.

The decomposed remains of Celeste Rivas, a 15-year-old girl reported missing, were discovered in a car registered to singer D4vd, raising questions as authorities investigate the tragic incident.

The Israeli culture minister threatens to withdraw funding from the Ophir awards after a Palestinian narrative secures the best film prize, igniting a national debate on identity and representation in cinema.

ABC's Jimmy Kimmel has been suspended indefinitely following controversial comments regarding the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The decision has sparked debate over freedom of speech and censorship in media.

U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump visited Windsor Castle, where they were warmly welcomed by King Charles III and other senior royals during their second state visit to the UK on September 17, 2025.

Famed children's writer Robert Munsch has been approved for medically assisted dying as he battles dementia and Parkinson's disease, sparking discussions on euthanasia in Canada.

US tennis player Taylor Townsend expresses regret following backlash for comments on traditional Chinese dishes, highlighting cultural respect.

After years of turmoil and transformation, Scouting America seeks to rebuild and foster inclusivity, offering spiritual growth and community service to all youth.

Famed children's writer Robert Munsch has been approved for medically assisted dying as he battles dementia and Parkinson's disease, sparking discussions on euthanasia in Canada.

American tennis player Taylor Townsend has issued an apology after her remarks about traditional Chinese dishes sparked outrage on social media. Known for her candidness, Townsend's comments were perceived as disrespectful to the cultural significance of the food.

Robert Munsch, the beloved children's author of classics like 'The Paper Bag Princess,' has received approval for medically assisted dying in Canada after battling dementia and Parkinson's disease.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s vaccine advisory committee is set to convene for a two-day session addressing COVID-19 and hepatitis B vaccinations amid concerns about proposed changes to longstanding guidelines.

In a recent interview with the BBC, Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva declared that he has 'no relationship' with US President Donald Trump, underscoring ongoing tensions between the two leaders, primarily due to recent trade tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

Authorities arrest three individuals on suspicion of espionage activities linked to Russia, highlighting increasing security concerns in the UK.

Hundreds of thousands of workers demonstrate across France in response to controversial budget cuts proposed by the government, disrupting public transport and leading to significant closures.

A 46-year-old man drove his car into an FBI security gate in Pittsburgh, affixing an American flag to the vehicle. He invoked a historical Latin phrase suggesting his act was a protest against tyranny.

One year after Hurricane Helene devastated communities in western North Carolina, students face ongoing challenges as they navigate displacement and educational disruption. The storm has left more than 2,500 students homeless, affecting their mental health and stability.

A 20-day-old baby girl found buried in Uttar Pradesh, India, is fighting for her life. Discovered by a shepherd, the case highlights the troubling issue of female infanticide in the country.

The alarming rise in Naegleria fowleri infections in Kerala, India, prompts urgent public health measures and awareness campaigns as the state faces a rare yet deadly disease.

A new AI model can predict health problems over the next decade, assessing risks for over 1,000 diseases from medical records.

The poignant story of Junior Clase's struggle to care for his wife, Solibel Olaverria, highlights the controversial practice of medical deportation affecting uninsured immigrants in the U.S. Advocates are calling for systemic changes amidst legal and ethical gray areas.

Scientists have developed an AI model that can predict health risks over a decade ahead, aiming to transform disease prevention and healthcare demand forecasting.

A rehearsal for the Changchun Air Show in China takes a dramatic turn as two flying cars collide mid-air, resulting in one vehicle catching fire. Fortunately, no serious injuries reported.

The aftermath of conservative figure Charlie Kirk's tragic death has sparked a broader conversation about the impact of social media on public discourse and personal behavior, highlighting various perspectives on the platforms that dominate our communication.

President Donald Trump confirms a deal with China that allows TikTok to continue its operations in the United States. The arrangement comes amid ongoing concerns over national security and data privacy.

As Donald Trump's UK visit looms, Google’s parent company Alphabet announces a monumental £5bn investment in artificial intelligence, highlighting the UK's potential for advanced scientific research.