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Lawyers for Bad Bunny, Drake and other reggaeton stars have urged a US judge to rethink a ruling that puts nearly 1,800 songs on the line in a sprawling copyright battle over a 1989 Jamaican rhythm.

Donald Trump has hinted at a potential third presidential term, despite acknowledging legal barriers. His comments have sparked mixed reactions and ongoing political tensions.

International Motors is set to shed 1,341 jobs at its Springfield, Ohio operations by October 2026, in one of the state's largest mass layoffs in five years, according to WARN filings.

As physical assaults and daily harassment against Christians in Jerusalem triple, Catholic nuns in the Old City are now being escorted by Jewish volunteers in an urgent bid to ensure their safety.

Republican Rep. Max Miller is sued by his ex-wife for allegedly sharing a nude image of their daughter online amid a custody battle. The image was reportedly accessed by thousands.

US foreign aid cuts have led to the closure of maternal health programmes in Nepal, resulting in increased deaths among pregnant women and newborns.

A US citizen was wrongly handcuffed by ICE agents on an Atlanta jet bridge after Delta delayed his boarding for a technical issue, sparking major questions about airline cooperation.

Over 57 million American workers are trapped in disposable jobs lacking basic security while major corporations continue replacing secure roles with temporary contracts.

A new Government Accountability Office report accuses Elon Musk's cost‑cutting agency DOGE of overstating savings as experts warn of lasting damage to US tax enforcement, science and data privacy.

A sailor aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln reportedly described harsh conditions during an extended deployment, including food shortages and emotional strain, raising questions about the limits of prolonged naval missions.

Andrew Tate supporters storm a Miami jail protest with testosterone, cardboard signs and push-ups as DOJ records challenge his claims about having no commissary.

The implications of a CCP-linked foundation purchasing a building near the White House. Examine the security concerns, official records, and why federal oversight might be limited.

A leading US cardiologist has accused the White House of leaving Americans 'in the dark' over Donald Trump's health, highlighting unexplained bruising, leg swelling and an army of medical consultants.

Iran's IRGC adviser says Tehran could prolong the war until Trump leaves office, using attrition to deter future attacks as tensions rise over the Strait of Hormuz.

After more than 260 days at sea, the USS Abraham Lincoln faces mounting scrutiny over crew welfare as the Pentagon rushes in the USS George Washington to relieve it.

JD Vance faces scrutiny after leaked messages suggest his wife, Usha Vance, influenced his decision not to condemn white nationalist Nick Fuentes.

Pete Hegseth's nose-wiping during a military ceremony sparked online speculation and jokes, despite no evidence of drug use.

Bill Gates is falsely portrayed online as warning billions could die from water shortages by 2027. Here is what the viral claim actually says.

The USS Abraham Lincoln's deployment has extended into its ninth month, raising concerns over sailor welfare due to poor living conditions, scarce supplies, and mental health challenges.

Donald Trump faced criticism after being secretly moved off Air Force One during a Turkey trip due to an Iran-linked threat, leaving journalists and staff unaware and sparking controversy.

Boris Nadezhdin, a prominent Russian opposition politician, fled to France after his travel ban was mysteriously lifted, highlighting the Kremlin's crackdown on dissent ahead of upcoming elections.

Reddington's past includes the defence of Catherine Greig, Mo Vaughn and a woman whose case helped establish a battered-woman syndrome defence in Massachusetts.

The controversy over Donald Trump's stock trades, worth up to $1.06 billion, grows as Democrats push for stricter ethics rules to prevent conflicts of interest in presidential investments.

Record-breaking rainfall in eastern Japan left thousands stranded at Narita Airport, with severe flooding causing fatalities and widespread disruption during the Bon holiday period.

A Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany experienced a mid-air emergency when engine debris shattered a cabin window, injuring a passenger. Investigations are ongoing into potential bird strike involvement.

Curtis Sliwa, the Republican who lost to Zohran Mamdani, told 9/11 families pushing to bar the NYC mayor from the Ground Zero ceremony to 'stop being sore losers' as GOP senators backed them.

A Ryanair flight experienced a mid-air emergency due to engine failure and window breach, following multiple bird strikes. Investigators are examining the incidents and potential safety improvements.

DHS subpoenaed years of financial records from unions and a climate group over anti-ICE protests in Minnesota, sweeping in members and donors never accused of any crime.

The Justice Department subpoenaed four New York Times reporters over their Air Force One security scoop, then withdrew the demands after a judge accused prosecutors of errors.