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Pastor Jentezen Franklin faces a lawsuit alleging misuse of $3.3 million intended for Holocaust survivors. He denies the claims, asserting no formal agreement existed with the accuser.

International football fans visiting the US for the FIFA World Cup are clashing with American tipping culture, leading to debates and some restaurants adding automatic gratuities to bills.

Two powerful earthquakes struck northern Venezuela, killing at least 235 people and injuring over 4,300. Rescue teams race against time to find survivors amid widespread destruction.

Paris authorities have restricted public alcohol consumption and takeaway sales to reduce health risks and ease hospital pressure during a severe heatwave, with record temperatures and rising emergencies.

The Supreme Court's rulings support Trump's immigration policies, potentially deporting millions and reinstating border asylum restrictions, impacting migrants from various nations.

Alexis Wilkins' national anthem performance at a Trump-backed event in Washington, D.C., faced criticism for being off-key and lacking vocal strength, sparking debate over her performance slot.

Venezuela's powerful twin earthquakes triggered collapse and casualties, with viral footage showing a woman amid the ruins as rescue efforts continue

A federal judge has ordered the DOJ to unredact documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's alleged co-conspirators, enhancing transparency and compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act

The Trump administration is criticised for helping Meta and Google CEOs avoid a Senate hearing on child safety, allowing lower-ranking executives to testify instead, raising accountability concerns

Venezuela experienced two powerful earthquakes just 39 seconds apart, causing widespread disruption and triggering tsunami alerts across the Caribbean. Emergency crews continue search-and-rescue operations amid ongoing aftershocks.

ICE agents visited a Syracuse poll worker to warn her about a social media post naming an officer involved in a fatal shooting, raising concerns about federal actions at polling sites

French prosecutors allege a 17-year-old was fatally ambushed in Narbonne after reporting an earlier assault. Investigators are examining if the attack was retaliation for his police complaint.

Apple has increased prices for MacBook and iPad models due to rising memory and storage costs linked to AI demand, with UK prices rising by up to £300 and US prices by up to $300.

Polestar's US sales will cease from 2027 due to national security concerns over China-linked technology, impacting the electric vehicle market and raising questions about foreign automakers in America.

The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling clears the way for Trump to deport 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians, stripping roughly 115,000 US healthcare workers from an already short-staffed care economy.

Savannah Guthrie's latest on-air reaction to a disturbing note about her missing mother has renewed attention on a case that remains unresolved. The family, investigators and NBC are all still living with the fallout.

The US Supreme Court ruled to allow the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for over 350,000 Haitians and Syrians, affecting their legal status and employment in the US.

A Belarusian asylum seeker held in ICE custody in Virginia alleges medical neglect over a growing tumour and describes a violent failed deportation attempt that left him back in the same private detention centre he calls unfit for humans.

A year after Austin Metcalf's murder, his family grapples with grief while reports suggest his killer, Karmelo Anthony, receives special treatment in prison, sparking public debate.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby uses a lifetime travel benefit from American Airlines, sparking industry buzz amid failed merger talks and raising questions about brand loyalty.

Natalie Harp, Trump's personal assistant, is thrust into the spotlight with explosive books revealing her intense devotion, unsettling Trump's inner circle and raising security concerns.

Venezuela faces a humanitarian crisis after twin earthquakes, the strongest in 126 years, leave 164 dead and thousands trapped. International rescue efforts are underway amid widespread devastation.

An independent UN commission says evidence points to the deliberate targeting of Palestinian children in Gaza and calls for accountability measures against Israeli officials.

President Trump reportedly clashed with Sen. Bill Cassidy over Iran policy during a heated GOP meeting. Hours later, Cassidy reversed his vote, fueling questions across Washington.

A new book and fresh CNN interviews have intensified scrutiny of Donald Trump's health, as reporters detail unexplained ailments and a secretive three‑hour exam with 22 specialists at Walter Reed.

A U.S. appeals court has cleared Donald Trump's administration to restart nationwide fast‑track deportations, allowing migrants to be removed without immigration hearings if they cannot prove two years' residence.

Donald Trump's remarks labelling Andy Burnham 'extremely liberal' may inadvertently boost Burnham's campaign for UK Prime Minister, highlighting a potential shift in UK-US relations.

Usha Vance says she has not felt the need to convert to Catholicism, citing a stable Hindu upbringing as she discusses faith and family with husband JD Vance.

The Pentagon's $35B contract with Lockheed Martin aims to replenish THAAD missiles after heavy use in Iran, underscoring the importance of missile defense.