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A US court is scrutinising a $600 million Thai asset freeze, questioning its legitimacy and the influence of a $5 million social media campaign. The case highlights broader investor concerns.

Kid Rock describes his late-night calls to Donald Trump, highlighting their friendship and shared political theatrics, while defending Trump's character and motives in a Sky News interview.

The Indian government has paused WhatsApp's new username feature rollout, citing privacy concerns, following Telegram's ban due to exam paper leaks. The move raises questions about digital privacy and control.

The Trump administration's new rule expands criteria for dismissing federal employees, covering issues like tax filing, refusing to comply with NDAs, resource misuse, and more.

A triangular UFO photographed over Emiliano Zapata in central Mexico has prompted multiple witness reports across nearby cities and revived arguments over 'non-human' technology versus secret military craft.

Two Russian climbers face criminal charges after scaling the Empire State Building for a protest and surprise marriage proposal, capturing attention and causing disruption in New York City.

A University of Tennessee professor receives £1.5 million in a settlement after being dismissed for a controversial Facebook comment, highlighting political pressure and First Amendment concerns.

Former Extra co-host Tanika Ray claims Mario Lopez supports MAGA after the actor denied political ties, sparking a fierce online debate over his public comments and past remarks.

Vibrio vulnificus, a deadly bacterium, is spreading in US waters as federal disease surveillance is reduced. Warming seas contribute to its spread, raising public health concerns.

As Vibrio vulnificus is detected off Long Island and infections rise in the US South, Donald Trump's health cuts are fuelling concerns that America is flying partially blind into the 4 July beach season.

Laura Loomer, a far-right activist, described Iran's state funeral for Ali Khamenei as a 'target rich environment,' using military language that sparked controversy and highlighted security concerns.

The Daily Mail is facing a US lawsuit for allegedly using social media photos without permission, potentially exposing it to over $10 million in liability.

A CNN debate over birthright citizenship escalated after a MAGA commentator claimed 'Chinese CCP babies' were exploiting US immigration laws.

The Australian federal government questions property transfers by the Christian Brothers, as a court grants a moratorium on abuse claims, allowing survivors to consider a compensation scheme.

A Russian couple known for rooftopping was arrested after scaling the Empire State Building for an engagement stunt, raising serious security concerns at the iconic New York landmark.

Viral claims that Venezuela earthquake victims rejected used clothes sparked online debate, but there is no independent verification, and aid groups stress clean, wearable donations.

Skarlent Rodriguez, a 23-year-old Venezuelan model and beauty queen, tragically died alongside her boyfriend during earthquakes in Venezuela, leaving a legacy of kindness and ambition.

Donald Trump joked about giving himself and his sons the Medal of Honor with a 'threesome' quip at the Theodore Roosevelt Library opening, days before America's 250th birthday.

A 31-year-old woman died after an alligator attack in central Florida. The incident has raised safety concerns and prompted an investigation by wildlife authorities.

Iran's leadership faces economic difficulties, regional tensions, and diplomatic uncertainty. President Pezeshkian's government seeks to balance economic reform with national security amid growing public and international pressures.

Ukrainian birds are using discarded fibre-optic drone cables to build nests, illustrating how wildlife adapts to war-altered landscapes and the environmental impact of modern warfare.

Children in US detention centres face poor conditions, sparking criticism of immigration policies. Reports highlight unsafe water, inadequate food, and lasting trauma.

A large-scale missile and drone attack on Kyiv by Russian forces resulted in at least 13 deaths and over 90 injuries, causing significant damage to residential areas and prompting rescue operations.

A leaked recording from 7 October has reignited debate over Israel's military response to a Hamas attack, questioning the influence of the controversial Hannibal Directive on decision-making.

Thousands are expected to gather after the 17-year-old's death, as his family calls for tougher juvenile crime laws and justice for Louis.

At Turning Point USA's Women's Leadership Summit, some women expressed willingness to forgo voting rights, trusting husbands to vote for the family, sparking debate on feminism.

The unauthorised ceremony at the SSPX's Écône seminary echoes the group's historic 1988 split with Rome and has renewed fears of a deeper divide within the Catholic Church.

A poll reveals Tom Hanks as the surprising choice to represent America, surpassing Donald Trump and Barack Obama, highlighting a shift towards cultural influence over political legacy.

Despite record-breaking heatwaves, air conditioning remains uncommon in Europe due to cultural, economic, and environmental factors, with only 20% of Europeans owning systems compared to 90% in the US.