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Brandon Ortiz-Vite, serving up to 100 years for murder, sues Trump for $75.5 million, alleging campaign ads caused emotional distress and reputation damage.

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed over 1,000 lives, with the Bundibugyo strain spreading rapidly. Health officials struggle to contain the crisis amid logistical challenges.

Brazilian influencer Pietra Bertolazzi faces backlash and data leaks from BTS fans after calling the band 'effeminate', leading her to take a break from social media.

ICE agents report exhaustion and frustration due to Trump's deportation quotas, with morale suffering as non-criminal arrests rise and serious crime investigations decline.

Daniel Siad, linked to Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead in Paris amid a French investigation into human trafficking. His death raises questions about the ongoing inquiry and potential evidence loss.

President Trump declares U.S. independence from the Strait of Hormuz, citing control over 62% of the world's oil market with Venezuela. Tensions rise as U.S. military actions continue against Iran.

Fourteen symptomatic American citizens were unexpectedly quarantined at a New York military base after returning from Congo, sparking intense legal scrutiny over border entry policies.

The Cockroach Janta Party, sparked by a leaked exam paper, has led to India's largest youth protest in a decade, demanding education reforms and ministerial resignations amid rising tensions and violence.

Democratic congressman Joaquín Castro accuses the Trump administration of mismanaging Venezuelan oil revenue, highlighting a lack of transparency as Venezuela struggles with earthquake recovery and economic challenges.

A federal judge has thrown out Donald Trump's $1.8bn IRS settlement, saying the case was brought for an improper purpose and referring a lawyer for possible disciplinary action.

The Trump administration intensifies its denaturalisation efforts, targeting 10 naturalised Americans accused of fraud and criminal activities, raising concerns about the scrutiny of old immigration files.

The US Army reinstated AI usage limits after employees exhausted a shared token pool weeks after unrestricted access began.

Hunter Biden claims a network of closeted Republican politicians influences U.S. politics, naming Lindsey Graham among them.

US strikes on Iran water facilities leave thousands rationing supplies in 40C heat, as civilians face blackouts, war and a growing human rights crisis.

The US has approved a nuclear cooperation deal with Saudi Arabia, allowing uranium enrichment and bypassing strict inspection protocols, sparking concerns over non-proliferation and regional security.

A viral video from the World Cup final sparked conspiracy theories about a Trump body double, later identified as Melania Trump's father, Viktor Knavs, highlighting the internet's penchant for speculation.

The US Treasury says a new verification system stopped nearly $99 million in payments linked to deceased people before funds were sent.

The US-Saudi nuclear deal, backed by Trump, faces scrutiny over weaker inspection safeguards, raising concerns about potential nuclear weapons development and its impact on Middle East security.

Elizabeth Warren's bill would overhaul college accreditation, linking federal aid more closely to graduate debt, jobs and student outcomes.

Donald Trump's latest financial disclosure reports more than $2.2 billion in 2025 income, while a Forbes analysis estimates the total at $2.4 billion, driven largely by cryptocurrency ventures.

Pope Leo has renewed calls for peace, describing the Iran war as 'unjust', while his growing public disagreement with President Donald Trump over the conflict continues to intensify.

The US has approved a deal allowing Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, sparking criticism over double standards and potential nuclear proliferation amid ongoing tensions with Iran.

Spain's $50M World Cup prize could face a US tax hit, while FIFA enjoys tax exemptions. Discover why teams and players may be facing a very different financial reality.

Court cases in France, the US and Italy suggest private intelligence operations are increasingly testing the boundaries between commercial competition, unlawful surveillance and state security.

FedEx has confirmed 164 permanent job cuts across six New York locations, with state filings showing workers in central and upstate communities facing an August termination date.

A former ICE director highlights operational issues following 17 shootings involving ICE officers, questioning the agency's tactics, training, and recruitment amid increased reliance on traffic stops.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law, introduces changes affecting unaccompanied migrant children, including new fees and deportation measures, amid ongoing legal aid funding disputes.

Andy Burnham is letting US forces strike Iran from UK bases, according to reports. See what the decision covers, why it is so sensitive at home, and how Trump fits in.

The Justice Department has launched denaturalisation cases against 10 naturalised Americans accused of hiding serious crimes, with officials warning that more complaints are coming.