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Ohio Congressman Max Miller has requested a House Ethics Committee investigation into domestic abuse allegations against him, aiming to clear his name amid mounting political pressure.

President Trump has halted the White House helipad project, citing dissatisfaction with its design and the South Lawn's slope, potentially increasing costs and delaying completion.

Apple has been ordered under the EU's Digital Markets Act to open iOS clipboard access, paving the way for iPhone‑to‑Windows copy‑and‑paste in Europe from an autumn 2027 iOS 28 update.

Russia is expanding its LNG fleet to counter the EU's impending import ban, with 25 vessels now in service. This move mirrors tactics used to maintain oil exports despite sanctions.

Kazakhstan releases an Amur tiger into the wild for the first time in over 70 years, marking a significant step in a decade-long reintroduction programme aimed at restoring the ecosystem.

Aaron Farinacci, previously imprisoned for killing his father, has been arrested for allegedly starting Spokane County's largest wildfire, displacing 65,000 people and destroying 700 buildings.

Democratic candidate Kirill Basin was arrested after a beach altercation involving threats and violence. This marks his third arrest this year, complicating his congressional campaign.

Rural maternity care is under threat due to new H-1B visa fees and Medicaid cuts, exacerbating existing challenges and increasing risks for rural mothers, with potential hospital closures looming.

A second photo of Mitch McConnell and Elaine Chao fuels conspiracy theories about his health and her political influence, as questions arise over the photo's authenticity and Chao's recent actions.

The US Department of Justice charges 19 individuals in a £3.1 million Medicaid fraud case, revealing systemic billing abuses and phantom care schemes in Philadelphia.

A North Carolina man wins the lottery twice in just two months, collecting a $100,000 scratch-off prize before landing a life-changing $1 million jackpot in an extraordinary streak of luck.

South Korea's specialised unit of women digital detectives is tackling illegal AI-enabled deepfake pornography, providing legal support and using advanced technology to protect victims.

The expansion of DNA collection by US Immigration has added nearly 920,000 profiles to the FBI database, including 133,000 minors, raising civil liberties concerns over consent and oversight

Senator Tim Kaine questions the legality of US military strikes on alleged drug boats, citing potential innocent casualties and ineffective drug flow disruption.

Mexican authorities have arrested a CJNG cartel member linked to the murder of influencer Valeria Márquez, who was killed during a livestream. The arrest highlights connections to her ex-partner

The cryptocurrency analyst and founder of Echo Capital Innovations participated in Blockchain Education Day on Capitol Hill, joining lawmakers, congressional staff, and industry representatives in discussions surrounding FIT21, SAB 121, and the future of blockchain regulation in the United States.

International investors continue to back the UAE, citing its stable economy, strong financial sector, and long-term investment appeal despite geopolitical uncertainty.

Demands to nationalise Thames Water continue to grow as concerns over pollution, debt and infrastructure raise questions about the future of the utility.

Andrew Tate's lawyer claims Trump could face political fallout for refusing to help the Tate brothers, igniting a fierce debate over influence, extradition and Republican support.

President Trump's recent Oval Office speech led to social media discussions about his cognitive abilities, following verbal slip-ups during a military family announcement.

Israel has reportedly hired Brad Parscale's firm for $46.5 million to create digital content aimed at influencing AI chatbots' responses on Israel, Gaza, and US-Israel relations.

Mary Trump attributes Donald Trump's relentless pursuit of wealth and power to emotional neglect in childhood, stemming from unresolved emotional needs rather than political ambition.

The theory that Hillary Clinton's presidency could have accelerated UFO disclosure resurfaces, blending verified events with speculation.

A settlement barring IRS audits of Trump's past tax filings remains largely intact despite legal challenges and political opposition, highlighting unprecedented legal and political implications.

Senate Democrats' latest bill aims to create an independent federal agency to combat executive branch corruption, allowing citizens to sue for recovery of funds obtained through corruption.

Donald Trump has revived his ambition for US control of Greenland, predicting the Arctic territory will be under American 'operational control' by the end of his presidency.

Donald Trump criticises US Attorney Jeanine Pirro for dropping vandalism charges linked to the Lincoln Memorial, citing new evidence of flawed installation rather than vandalism.

A viral claim says an Italian town cages and dunks its worst politicians every year, but the person lowered into the river is a body double, not the politician being mocked.

New photos of Donald Trump's visibly swollen and discoloured hands have fuelled a new round of health speculation, with social media users likening them to 'lacquered stuffed sausages.'