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Trump unleashes fury on Supreme Court he built as he fumes they ‘set America back a hundred years’ after voting defeat
Donald Trump has launched a furious attack on the US Supreme Court after it blocked his attempt to alter mail-in voting rules just weeks before the November midterm elections. The court’s emergency order, issued on Monday evening, rejected an executive order that would have let the US Postal Service check mail-in ballots against a central…
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Trump LOSES mail-in ballot crackdown fight as Supreme Court rejects his eleventh-hour plea with weeks to midterm elections
The US Supreme Court has dealt Donald Trump a significant setback in his bid to restrict mail-in voting, rejecting his administration’s eleventh-hour request to enforce new Postal Service checks on mail ballots just weeks before the November midterm elections. The order would have allowed officials to cross-reference mail-in ballots against a central voter database and…
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Property bloodbath: The Aussie suburbs where house prices are plunging and being sold at a loss – and hotspots that are defying the downturn
Almost half of all property resales in Melbourne’s central business district are now selling at a loss, according to new figures from data firm Cotality, highlighting a growing divide in Australia’s housing market. The report shows that while overall profitability remains historically high, recent buyers—particularly apartment owners in Sydney and Melbourne—are increasingly bearing the brunt…
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Mom sobs in front of daughter’s casket after she was gunned down by illegal immigrant DoorDash stalker as cops admit they HAD warrant for his arrest but couldn’t find him
Police in Sacramento, California, have admitted they had probable cause to arrest a man who went on to fatally shoot a woman he had been stalking, but were unable to locate him before the attack. Rohit Rohit, a 22-year-old DoorDash driver who had entered the US illegally from India in 2023, shot 38-year-old Shalini Thakur…
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September’s Windows 11 patch needs an emergency patch of its own
Microsoft has issued an emergency out-of-band update for Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 after September’s Patch Tuesday, which fixed almost 1,000 vulnerabilities across the company’s products, introduced fresh problems of its own. The follow-up patch resolves issues affecting Remote Desktop Services and shared host folders on certain Hyper-V-based Linux virtual machines, though a fault affecting…
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The pros and cons of using a MagSafe charger
MagSafe charging offers genuine conveniences on both MacBooks and iPhones, but each version comes with trade-offs worth weighing before relying on it exclusively. On MacBooks, MagSafe provides an easy magnetic connection and protects the laptop from being yanked off a desk if someone trips on the cable, but it is a proprietary cable that cannot…
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Keir Starmer spent another £8,500 doing up his Downing Street apartment last year… before being ousted as PM
Keir Starmer spent a further £8,546 of taxpayers’ money refurbishing his Downing Street flat in the 2025-26 financial year, shortly before being forced out as prime minister following a backbench rebellion. The spending, revealed in the Cabinet Office’s latest accounts, adds to almost £30,000 spent on the grace-and-favour apartment above No11 during his first year…
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Microsoft account refuseniks have another way of installing Windows
A new, simple workaround has emerged that lets people install Windows 11 Home without signing in with a Microsoft account, something Microsoft has been increasingly insistent on during setup in recent years. The method, spotted and demonstrated by a user called “Bob Pony” and verified by The Register, involves clicking a “Learn more” link during…
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The easiest way to find and remove spyware on your Android phone
Spyware infections on Android phones are common because the platform’s openness—allowing sideloading and alternative app stores—makes it a target for criminals seeking to steal banking details or passwords, but Engadget notes that such infections leave detectable traces and are generally straightforward to remove without technical expertise. Recognising the warning signs and knowing the removal steps…
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Chinese car dealership sparks parking war with locals in town after its stock overflows into the street
A Chinese-owned car dealership in Watford has clashed with local residents after its overflowing stock of vehicles began blocking pavements, parking bays and a bus stop on surrounding streets. Residents say the situation has grown increasingly dangerous for pedestrians, particularly elderly locals who must step into the road to get around parked cars, while the…