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US Amazon Prime users who say they were signed up or kept in the service without proper consent have until 27 July 2026 to seek refunds of up to $51 under a $2.5 billion FTC settlement.

The Trump administration has intensified its campaign against the International Criminal Court, warning countries supporting the tribunal while relying on US assistance could face increased scrutiny and sanctions.

Andrew Harnik's photograph of Donald Trump during a chaotic Oval Office event wins the White House Correspondents' Award, highlighting the contrast between Trump's stillness and the surrounding commotion.

A recall of over 19 million eggs due to salmonella concerns has reignited debate over US food safety regulations, highlighting the impact of recent policy changes on consumer protection.

Audio obtained by NPR reveals that ICE agent David Brouillette, who fatally shot Colombian national Johan Durán Guerrero in Maine.

Neuroscientist Frank George says Trump's public behaviour may resemble signs of a brain disorder, though he has not examined or diagnosed him.

Donald Trump's much‑touted $2,000 'tariff dividend' cheques remain stuck at the proposal stage, with no law passed and no official payment plan in place.

India's Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns after student protests over exam paper leaks, marking a significant political victory for the youth movement challenging Modi's government.

A secret Pentagon recording allegedly captures Brandon Newsom calling Trump a 'textbook narcissist' and claiming the Iran war was driven by 'one man's ego' before he was placed on leave.

A Texas Baptist pastor has issued a blistering warning to fellow evangelicals, calling Donald Trump 'an abuser' and accusing the MAGA movement of trading in racist and misogynistic tropes.

President Trump erupted in anger over the prolonged Iran conflict, expressing frustration at failed negotiations and escalating military actions.