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The Trump Organization is selling 'Trump 2028' hats for over $50 as Steve Bannon and Alan Dershowitz build the legal scaffolding for a potential third White House term, turning the tease into revenue.

A viral video shows a woman attempting a stunt at a Brazilian bridge linked to a recent fatal rope-jumping incident, sparking online outrage and raising safety concerns.

After Donald Trump shared an AI image of himself as Jesus, far-right allies began asking whether he could be the Antichrist, tapping into a potent evangelical tradition that reaches back to the 19th century.

Elon Musk and Representative Ro Khanna are embroiled in a dispute over USAID cuts, with Khanna accusing Musk's reforms of risking millions of lives, while Musk threatens legal action.

A major search is underway in Queensland for magician Daniel Hidden, missing since 14 June. His abandoned vehicle was found near Currumbin Valley, prompting a multi-agency search operation.

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.

The US Supreme Court ruled that border officers can revoke green cards based on unproven criminal allegations, affecting millions of lawful permanent residents and sparking significant legal and political debate.

Vladimir Putin's appearance at Russia's Day of Memory and Sorrow ceremony has reignited speculation about his health, with critics focusing on his facial expressions and appearance in released photographs.

Millions of Americans with defaulted student loans face new federal debt collection rules from July 2026, impacting repayment options and settlement possibilities under evolving Treasury efforts.

New forensic evidence suggests that anti-corruption activist Monika Silva Koniuszek's death was not a suicide, prompting calls for a murder investigation amid claims of threats and surveillance

Vice President JD Vance reportedly became deeply engrossed in investigating the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, raising concerns from his wife and sparking speculation about a broader conspiracy.

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

A Tesla employee's social media post detailing a work schedule has sparked online debate about work-life balance in the tech industry, highlighting concerns over long hours and weekend work.

A photo appearing to show the Philippine school shooting suspect wearing a KMFDM shirt has drawn online comparisons to Columbine shooter Dylan Klebold.

A proposed US law, H.R. 7757, aims to ensure AI chatbots disclose their artificial nature and prevent them from falsely claiming professional credentials, enhancing user trust and safety.

The father of YouTuber Gaspi suspects the helicopter crash that killed his son and musician Oliver Tree was deliberate.

Donald Trump has escalated his war on the Senate filibuster, warning he will be the 'last Republican president' unless GOP senators scrap the rule and ram through his SAVE America Act.

RMS Titanic Inc. plans to auction over 100 Titanic relics, sparking a legal battle with the US government, which aims to prevent the sale to preserve the artefacts.

Shopify plans to ban all vape sales in the US, responding to pressure from state attorneys general aiming to curb illegal e-cigarette trade. The move marks a significant legal victory.

Mary Trump says her uncle Donald Trump is in a 'downward spiral' and that his mental and physical decline was laid bare at the G7 summit, as the White House furiously dismisses her claims.

Montreal police officer Mohamed Lamine Benredouane was killed in a suspected ambush, marking the first officer shooting in over two decades. The incident also resulted in civilian casualties.

Russian journalist Grigory Nekhoroshev, known for reporting on Putin's alleged affair, has died in Latvia. His death, reportedly from poisonous mushrooms, is under investigation.

A DEA agent alleges the agency allowed fentanyl distribution to build cases against major traffickers, sparking debate over law enforcement tactics amid the overdose crisis.

The invasion of toxic pufferfish in the Mediterranean is causing injuries, damaging fishing gear, and threatening ecosystems, prompting calls for action from fishermen and marine experts.

Public employees dismissed for social media posts about Charlie Kirk's assassination win significant settlements, highlighting First Amendment rights in government workplaces.

President Trump claims vandals damaged the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, but evidence is lacking. The incident involves a no-bid contract and a donor with felony convictions.

Oracle has cut 21,000 jobs globally, attributing the reductions to AI deployment. The company spent £1.36bn on severance and restructuring, highlighting the financial impact of its AI expansion.

A school shooting in Tacloban City, Philippines, left three students dead and five injured, prompting a nationwide review of school security protocols and highlighting disparities in safety measures.