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Denver experienced severe thunderstorms with hail and tornado warnings, causing significant flight delays at the airport. The city braces for a rapid shift to near-record heat and fire risks.

The Ukraine-Russia conflict intensifies as Russian media and officials advocate for nuclear options, citing NATO threats.

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake near Cuba caused temporary ride shutdowns at Walt Disney World, leaving guests confused as safety systems activated. No injuries or major damage were reported.

Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's loyalty-driven actions have led to a fractured Pentagon, with senior officers fired and operational decision-making disrupted, according to a CNN investigation.

President Trump has repeatedly claimed an Iran deal was imminent, but none of his 37 predictions have materialised, leading to scepticism and market fluctuations.

Denver International Airport faced flight delays and cancellations as a tornado watch was issued across Colorado, with severe weather warnings for hail and strong winds.

Former prison officer Tova Noel speaks out on Jeffrey Epstein's death, rejecting conspiracy theories and highlighting understaffing, poor training and systemic failures.

Oracle plans to cut nearly 30,000 jobs by mid-2026, despite strong growth in its AI and cloud sectors, as part of a strategic restructuring.

Iran counters US claims of seizing £740 million in crypto assets with a Shakespearean quote, highlighting ongoing tensions over sanctions and frozen assets amid indirect negotiations.

ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan has been suspended following serious misconduct allegations. The case, involving s**ual abuse claims, is now referred to the ICC's member states for further action.

A federal judge has nullified Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee, ruling it unconstitutional. This decision marks a significant victory for states opposing the policy.

A heckler's interruption during Erika Kirk's speech has sparked debate over whether the incident was staged, with online commentators questioning the authenticity and security response.

Iran and Israel have paused direct strikes, easing Middle East tensions. Despite the ceasefire, both nations warn of potential renewed conflict if the fragile calm is disrupted.

President Trump has nominated Todd Blanche as attorney general, sparking debate over his past ties to Trump and potential conflicts. Senate hearings are expected to be contentious

Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, threatens a major ICE operation in NYC in response to new state laws limiting local police cooperation with federal immigration officers.

US students' reading and math scores have declined over a decade, with smartphones and social media cited as major distractions. Efforts to ban phones in schools show promise in reversing this trend

A US court has blocked Trump's attempt to impose a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas, ruling it unconstitutional and lacking congressional approval.

President Trump was loudly booed during the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, overshadowing the game and sparking widespread social media discussion.

The US Justice Department is seeking to revoke citizenship from 17 individuals, intensifying efforts to address fraud in the naturalisation process under the Trump administration's policy.

Stitch Fix jumped 5.4% and AMC surged 3.9% on easing geopolitical tensions, but US household debt at $18.8 trillion and record delinquencies tell a darker story.

Old tweets from Knicks' Josh Hart criticising Trump resurface as the former president plans to attend NBA Finals Game 3, sparking renewed social media debate.

President Trump was met with boos during the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, overshadowing the Knicks' first home game in over two decades.

The Social Security Administration will distribute payments on June 10 for eligible recipients. Concerns about the programme's financial stability persist, with potential funding shortfalls projected by 2032.

Donald Trump's denaturalisation efforts target 17 individuals for alleged crimes, sparking controversy as critics mention family, despite no evidence of their involvement in immigration fraud.

Nithya Raman edges ahead of Spencer Pratt into second place in the Los Angeles mayoral primary, tightening the race to face Mayor Karen Bass as hundreds of thousands of ballots remain uncounted.

A New Yorker investigation uncovers allegations against Andrew Tate, detailing claims of r*pe, coercion, and trafficking, as well as failures by authorities to protect victims.

A flesh-eating parasite, unseen in the US for 60 years, has resurfaced in Texas, sparking political debate over budget cuts that dismantled key prevention programmes.

Tucker Carlson disclosed a candid conversation with Donald Trump, warning him about influential figures pushing for the Iran war. This revelation highlights internal divisions within the right-wing media landscape.

In Prince George, British Columbia, cricketers protected a woman from an alleged stalker by forming a human shield, highlighting effective bystander intervention and community safety.