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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna defends AI use after a 'Claude responded' phrase appeared in a defense bill summary, saying 'most staff use it' and sparking debate over AI in Congress.

Mark Cuban warns AI companies they must earn the trust of everyday workers or risk losing public support, slowing AI expansion amid growing concerns over jobs and data centers.

An independent UN commission says evidence points to the deliberate targeting of Palestinian children in Gaza and calls for accountability measures against Israeli officials.

President Trump reportedly clashed with Sen. Bill Cassidy over Iran policy during a heated GOP meeting. Hours later, Cassidy reversed his vote, fueling questions across Washington.

Prince Harry's UK return could reopen the door to King Charles, but reports suggest Prince William remains unwilling to reconcile amid the royal family's ongoing feud.

Hampshire Police face scrutiny after bodycam footage shows delayed response to stabbing victim Henry Nowak, leading to an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct.

Political theorist Yaniv Regev argues Trump's UFO disclosures may fuel conspiracy theories by turning government transparency into a source of deeper public distrust.

France confirms its first Ebola case from the Congolese outbreak, involving a doctor now in isolation. The rare Bundibugyo strain is spreading rapidly, with over 1000 cases reported in the DRC.

Scotland's sexual crime rates have reached a record high, with 16,430 cases reported in 2025-26. Advocates stress the true figures are likely higher, urging for behavioural change and increased support.

Iran has installed its largest offshore drilling platform in the Persian Gulf, overcoming US sanctions and military strikes, showcasing domestic engineering capabilities.

President Trump cancelled the signing of a major housing bill, delaying relief for families as he prioritises the SAVE America Act, sparking political tension.

Voicemails for Isabelle has become Netflix's #1 movie, earning strong audience scores and raising questions about Hollywood's reliance on franchises and adaptations.

Meta's new $299 AI glasses promise powerful real-world analysis, but growing privacy concerns could complicate the company's push to make wearable AI mainstream.

A Hungarian hospital worker accused of cannibalism allegedly ate human remains collected from graves and hospitals, as police uncovered skulls, limbs, and a face made from skin.

Adidas, Calvin Klein, and Uniqlo have had UK ads banned after failing to prove recycled clothing claims, fueling fresh concerns about greenwashing in fashion.

US claims Iranian nationals linked to IRGC are crossing via Canada, sparking denial from Iran and raising fresh World Cup security concerns and border enforcement questions.

Europe's record heatwave pushes temperatures above 45°C as rivers become deadly escape routes, with dozens of drownings reported across France, Germany, Spain, and Italy.

A recent poll shows 62% of Britons support Keir Starmer's resignation as Prime Minister, citing controversies and poor performance during his tenure.

Albanians escalate protests against a Kushner-linked Sazan Island resort, pushing construction crates downhill amid growing concerns over land, environment, and foreign investment.

New polling shows most Gen Z Britons support rejoining the EU and backing a fresh referendum, signalling a growing backlash against Brexit among younger voters.

A ransom note in the Nancy Guthrie case suggests her accidental death, shifting the investigation from kidnapping to potential homicide.

Bear Grey Payne, son of late singer Liam Payne, inherits his father's £21.9 million estate under UK intestacy rules, highlighting the importance of having a will.

Keir Starmer resigns as UK PM, with Andy Burnham the leading candidate to succeed him, according to prediction markets. Burnham's candidacy announcement follows his recent by-election victory.

Iran and Trump trade sharp threats over the Strait of Hormuz as tensions rise, with fiery exchanges over sovereignty, oil security, and regional military escalation.

Ollie Watkins defends Jeremy Doku amid backlash over a childbirth comment controversy, as debate grows over his possible World Cup departure for the birth of his child.

ISIS-linked rhetoric calling the World Cup a 'golden opportunity' raises security fears, as officials insist there is no credible threat amid heightened global preparations.

Who is Andy Burnham? The Labour frontrunner to replace Keir Starmer faces praise and criticism as questions grow over his leadership style and path to Downing Street.

A duckling's death at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool raises environmental concerns amid a controversial $14 million renovation project under the Trump administration, drawing public and media scrutiny.

A federal judge in Rhode Island has overturned Trump-era policies suspending immigration benefits for 39 countries, citing bias and lack of genuine national security concerns, affecting hundreds of thousands of applicants.