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Will Trump’s Supreme Court losses stop his agenda?
President Trump is shrugging off his Supreme Court losses, believing his plan B on birthright citizenship, tariffs and the Federal Reserve will withstand legal scrutiny. Join Legal Affairs Editor Zach Schonfeld and Legal Affairs Reporter Sophie Brams as they break down Trump’s chances of success and what’s next as litigation heats up. They’ll also discuss…
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Will Trump’s Supreme Court losses stop his agenda?
President Trump is shrugging off his Supreme Court losses, believing his plan B on birthright citizenship, tariffs and the Federal Reserve will withstand legal scrutiny. Join Legal Affairs Editor Zach Schonfeld and Legal Affairs Reporter Sophie Brams as they break down Trump’s chances of success and what’s next as litigation heats up. They’ll also discuss…
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Nicola Coughlan, Charithra Chandran, Kate Winslet & More Join Netflix’s ‘Charlie Vs. The Chocolate Factory’ As Streamer Sets Release Date & 47-Day Theatrical Window
Netflix has announced that animated film Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory will receive a global cinema release on 5 November 2027 before streaming on Netflix from 22 December. The project expands the Roald Dahl story with a new premise and signals Netflix’s continued willingness to give major films lengthy theatrical runs. Nicola Coughlan, Charithra Chandran,…
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The life-changing 1964 movie that Clint Eastwood almost turned down: “A lot of irony going on”
It changed everything for him. The post The life-changing 1964 movie that Clint Eastwood almost turned down: “A lot of irony going on” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Voices: ‘Only the courts can keep someone in prison’: Readers reject calls to block PC Harper killers’ early release
Independent readers largely opposed calls for the government to prevent the early release of Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers, two people convicted over the death of PC Andrew Harper. Many argued that intervening in one high-profile case would undermine judicial independence, while others said the dispute highlights prison overcrowding and pressure on the criminal justice…
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One-fridge limit imposed at Rotherham recycling centres following fires
R otherham residents will be temporarily limited to disposing of one fridge, freezer or other cooling appliance per household as disruption to the UK’s specialist recycling network forces the council to manage rising stockpiles and potential storage pressures.
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Astrophysicist Brian May shares advice for viewing the solar eclipse
Queen guitarist and qualified astrophysicist Brian May has shared safety advice ahead of the solar eclipse visible in the UK on 12 August. He warned people not to look directly at the Sun or use binoculars or telescopes pointed at it, instead recommending simple projection methods such as a pinhole in cardboard. The advice matters…
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GODFLESH Announces New Album ‘Decay’, Shares ‘Living/Ending’ Single
Godflesh have announced their tenth and penultimate album, ‘Decay’, due for release on 25 September 2026 through Relapse Records, alongside the new single ‘Living/Ending’. The release matters as it marks another major chapter for the influential industrial metal band, formed 38 years ago by Justin Broadrick and bassist Ben Green. The six-track album was drawn…
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After Microsoft threatened legal action, a security researcher publishes a new Windows zero-day bug
A security researcher known as Nightmare Eclipse has publicly disclosed a new Windows zero-day, ShieldBreak, after Microsoft previously threatened legal action over disclosures made outside its reporting policies. The flaw reportedly enables a low-privilege user to obtain full access to a Windows device and its data, increasing the risk for organisations and individuals before an…
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‘I want the money’: Secret sex texts, nudes and cash demands sent by accused ‘honey trap’ killer before dad-of-one fell to his death – as we track her down living with rich eastern suburbs businessman, 60, who paid her $100,000 bail
The article reports allegations surrounding Jade McCaskie, who is accused of murdering Nathan Hill after he fell to his death. It says messages, nude photographs and demands for money were exchanged before Mr Hill’s death, and portrays the case as an alleged “honey trap”; these claims remain matters for the legal process. The report says…