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President Trump announced a tariff-free import of 300,000 metric tons of beef to lower prices, but failed to disclose suppliers, causing backlash from ranchers and lawmakers.

Disney will stop covering some US employees' spouses on its medical insurance from next year, a cost-cutting move that experts warn is an 'extreme' step.

A clinical psychologist says Donald Trump is showing signs of 'neurological decline' and 'lowered inhibition' in a viral White House clip, raising fresh questions over the president's health.

ICE plans to purchase electric-shock gloves, sparking safety and legal concerns. Critics question their transparency and potential misuse, while ICE sees them as a non-lethal force option.

Donald Trump is considering loyal aide and 'human printer' Natalie Harp as a possible replacement for departing press secretary Karoline Leavitt, amid growing scrutiny of Harp's influence and role inside the White House.

President Donald Trump slammed Tucker Carlson as a 'low I.Q. individual' during a fiery Truth Social rant, exposing a deepening MAGA civil war tearing through the Republican base ahead of elections.

A new Canadian report raises questions over whether taxpayers are funding Justin Trudeau's RCMP security as he travels on luxury trips with pop star Katy Perry.

A survey of 2,000 Americans reveals generational differences in belief in aliens, with Gen Z more influenced by UFO news than baby boomers. Government secrecy and media also shape public opinion.

A pharmacy error at Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital in Nashville led to four patients receiving the wrong drug during joint replacements, causing severe harm, including paralysis and ventilator dependency.

Fresh claims that Donald Trump fell asleep during an Oval Office meeting have reignited questions about the 80-year-old president's health and punishing sleep routine.

The Swiss tourist's case has drawn comparisons with Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, who previously faced prison time in the Philippines over disruptive online content.

Religious groups urge a federal judge to hold the Department of Justice in contempt after an ICE agent's secret recording device was found in a Minneapolis church, sparking legal and ethical concerns.

A magnitude 6.7 earthquake hit Peru's Ayacucho region, causing power outages for 9,000 properties and damaging hospitals. Initial reports indicate three injuries and significant infrastructure damage.

Secret skies, contested truths, and a government finally opening its UFO vault just enough to keep everyone arguing.

Images of President Trump with note cards during an Oval Office event have sparked debate over presidential fitness and media bias, highlighting perceived hypocrisy in criticisms of similar actions by Biden.

A report suggests over 150 Polymarket wallets may have used non-public US military information to win $8 million on defence bets, raising concerns about insider trading and market transparency.

Itamar Ben-Gvir unveils gallows for Palestinian prisoners days after calling for 30–40 nightly killings in Gaza, reigniting fury over Israel's controversial death penalty law.

The Trump administration's new policy denies visas if immigrants' relatives are 'public charges', expanding scrutiny to family members' use of social services. Exemptions apply to vulnerable groups.

Natalie Harp's private letters to Donald Trump reveal her intense devotion, raising concerns about her influence and security clearance within the White House.

Natalie Harp, a close aide to Donald Trump, worked at the White House for nearly a year without security clearance, raising concerns about potential unauthorised access to sensitive information.

Jennifer Rauchet Hegseth, wife of Pete Hegseth, faces scrutiny for her prominent role at the Pentagon, raising questions about boundaries and security in sensitive meetings.

A woman arrested by the FBI over an alleged attack on New York's Capitol reportedly told an undercover source she wanted to 'harm the enemies of god'.

Lawmakers in New York and Pennsylvania are pushing for legislation to combat 'ghost jobs', aiming to ensure job adverts reflect genuine hiring intentions and protect jobseekers from misleading listings.

Ukraine sanctions the studio behind 'Masha and the Bear', accusing the hit cartoon of glorifying Russia and Soviet ideas as part of a wider information war.

RFK Jr.'s son Conor Kennedy could face up to 10 years in prison in Russia after secretly joining Ukraine's International Legion in 2022.

A president who built his brand on winning is discovering that in court, at least, the scoreboard tells a different story.

In 2025, women seeking abortions face longer travel times and costs due to state bans. Here's how restrictions impact access and the role of telehealth in providing solutions.

The US national debt has surpassed $40 trillion, doubling since Trump's presidency began, raising concerns about fiscal sustainability and contrasting with his earlier campaign promises to reduce it.

Newly published letters from Nathalie Harp, found in Donald Trump's private quarters, reveal an aide whose devotion to the president veers into disturbing emotional dependence.