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Donald Trump has commented on an alleged gang rape at Cornell as a New York prosecutor reopens the investigation and prepares evidence for a grand jury.

Israeli forces attempted to return a Palestinian family to Jalud under a court order, but settler violence forced their evacuation as homes and vehicles were set on fire.

Public Citizen has complained that US government-funded adverts featuring Donald Trump use taxpayer money for political messaging, a claim the White House rejects.

Obamacare refunds: who qualifies for the $500 cheques being sent to nearly 1 million people in 30 HealthCare.gov states, and why most enrollees miss out.

Christa Pike remained alive after two lethal injection doses in Tennessee, prompting further scrutiny of the 1995 Colleen Slemmer murder, clemency arguments and the state's next steps.

Newsom blasts Trump's AI rebrand as 'bullshit', warns it should 'scare the hell out of everybody' and orders California agencies to keep calling it AI.

A video of Donald Trump winking and smiling during Ron Johnson's remarks about a proposed $15 billion Iowa steel mill prompted speculation on X, but the gesture's intended recipient remains unconfirmed

A video of Donald Trump walking has prompted online speculation about apparent outlines beneath his trousers, but medical records report improved swelling and normal neurological function

South Korean intelligence reportedly estimates Kim Jong-un weighs about 140kg and faces cardiovascular risk, while finding no major signs of illness and monitoring his daughter's succession prospects.

Quinnipiac poll: 74% of Americans distrust AI leaders, while 91% support safety guardrails as Donald Trump backs industry self-regulation.

Pete Hegseth outlines a 20% cut in US military general and flag officer positions, cultural changes, and a new command for autonomous warfare.

Christa Pike survived an attempted lethal injection in Tennessee after reporting severe arm pain. Her lawyers alleged problems with vein access, the drug and emergency care

Speech-language pathologist Hilary Shae questioned whether Mitch McConnell's public gestures demonstrate recovery, while stressing that her comments were not a diagnosis and lacked confirmation from his doctors.

A flydubai cockpit attack leaves investigators probing how an Omani co-pilot boarded a Tel Aviv-bound flight and whether critical airline security gaps were missed.

A former Josh Hawley adviser says the Hegseth impeachment debate could influence future legal scrutiny, including possible international proceedings.

A Cornell police officer questioned whether the university enforced fraternity suspension rules before an alleged 2022 drugging and sexual assault, according to an email obtained by TMZ

Nicki Minaj praised Lara Trump and the Fox News team after their interview drew online criticism over her support for Donald Trump and comments about Black voters.

Women in Afghanistan's Herat province say they were detained over Instagram posts and required to stop using social media, adding to wide-ranging Taliban restrictions on women.

Gaza civil defence teams recovered the remains of 105 people from the Al Taj 3 building nearly three years after Israeli air strikes destroyed it, including 16 members of one family.

Candace Owens has renewed criticism of Erika Kirk after Vanity Fair profiled Charlie Kirk's widow, questioning her leadership of Turning Point USA and accusing her of a 'Christian grift'.

Carter Eslick was sentenced to 60 days in jail and three years' probation after pleading guilty to felony hazing linked to the alcohol-poisoning death of student Colin Martinez.

Donald Trump defended ICE and criticised migrants and Democrats after a reporter asked whether immigration enforcement was contributing to higher beef-processing prices in Kansas.

The US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to resume rapid deportations to third countries, despite warnings from critics about due process, persecution and torture risks.

The 11th Circuit has refused to pause sanctions against Trump's legal team in his IRS lawsuit, leaving a lower-court collusion finding and restrictions in place.

Court records show Ken Paxton's office offered no-jail deals in multiple Texas sex-abuse and trafficking cases, including La Vernia athletes and a sheriff.

Former Federal Reserve adviser John Rogers was jailed for 38 months for lying about China ties after reporting nude-photo blackmail; he was acquitted of espionage.

Former NYC mayor Eric Adams dared Benjamin Netanyahu to test Zohran Mamdani's threat to arrest him. Netanyahu came to New York for the UN, and Mamdani's police arrested protesters instead.

A classic honeytrap led a senior Federal Reserve adviser to share restricted information with Chinese intelligence. He was jailed for lying, not spying.

A longer video of Pope Leo XIV's visit to Metz shows a Vatican official speaking to him before he turned away from a Black clergyman, challenging racism claims based on a shortened clip.