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‘Keep a low profile’: State Department warns Americans overseas they could be targeted
The US State Department reissued a worldwide caution alert on Saturday, warning American citizens travelling or living abroad that they could be targeted amid escalating tensions with Iran. Officials fear that Iran or groups aligned with it could retaliate against US citizens, personnel and interests well beyond the Middle East, prompting the advisory urging Americans…
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Health officials identify source of US explosive diarrhoea outbreak
US health officials have traced a nationwide outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection causing “explosive diarrhoea”, to iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms, which supplies Taco Bell. The Food and Drug Administration confirmed a positive sample came from lettuce sourced in central Mexico, but the affected batch falls outside the recall Taylor Farms had already…
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4 Meg Ryan Movies That Are Perfect From Start to Finish
The article is a Collider listicle highlighting four Meg Ryan films the writer considers flawless examples of romantic comedy and drama craftsmanship, arguing that Ryan’s on-screen charm was underpinned by genuine emotional nuance rather than mere likeability. It uses these films to make the case that Ryan’s peak performances elevated the rom-com genre beyond its…
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Girl, 14, handed rare bravery award for rescuing drowning boy while on Duke of Edinburgh expedition
A 14-year-old girl has been presented with a rare bravery award after she rescued a boy from drowning while taking part in a Duke of Edinburgh’s Award expedition. The recognition highlights the quick thinking and courage she showed in an emergency situation, with such awards typically reserved for exceptional acts of heroism by young people.…
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Pauline Hanson says she ‘loves’ the idea of mass deportations in Australia after meeting with controversial leader of hard-right Restore Britain party in the UK
Australian senator Pauline Hanson has said she “loves” the idea of implementing mass deportations in Australia, after holding talks in the UK with the leader of the hard-right Restore Britain party. The comments align Hanson, long known for her hardline stance on immigration through her One Nation party, with a controversial British political movement, and…
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‘There was absolutely no chance of being a kid’: new exhibition explores how war shapes children’s lives
The Imperial War Museum in London is opening a new exhibition, Childhood in War, on 31 July, examining how conflict disrupts children’s play, education and family life across generations of war. Among the objects on display for the first time is a small teddy bear belonging to 89-year-old John Hajdu, the only surviving item from…
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Watch: MÖTLEY CRÜE Performs In Darien Center, New York During ‘The Return Of Carnival Of Sins’ Tour
Mötley Crüe performed the second show of their “The Return Of Carnival Of Sins” tour on Saturday 18 July at the Darien Lake Performing Arts Center in Darien Center, New York. The tour marks the 20th anniversary of the band’s original 2005-2006 “Carnival Of Sins” run and the group’s 45th anniversary overall, forming part of…
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The Oscar-nominated 2001 role Kate Hudson was “bummed out” to lose: “I really wanted that part”
Actress Kate Hudson has spoken about missing out on an Oscar-nominated role from 2001, revealing she was left disappointed by the loss and had been keen to land the part. The remarks offer a glimpse into a lesser-known chapter of her early career, a period in which she was rising to prominence following her breakout…
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JONATHAN CAIN Says BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Is ‘An Annoying, Bitter Old Man’ Who ‘Should Shut Up’ About Politics
Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain has criticised Bruce Springsteen for his political outspokenness, calling him “an annoying, bitter old man” who “should shut up” about politics. Cain, a self-described “diehard conservative” married to Paula White-Cain, a senior White House adviser to Donald Trump, made the comments in an interview with The Complete Disaster Network. The remarks…
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Construction CEO who claims ex-wife poisoned him faces losing $9.5million Crown apartment in dramatic new divorce twist – after calling another woman his ‘queen’
A Sydney construction company boss, Mario Evangelo, is at risk of losing his $9.5 million Crown Towers apartment amid a bitter divorce battle, according to Daily Mail reporting. Evangelo has claimed his ex-wife attempted to poison him, while the case has also involved an apprehended violence order and allegations he referred to another woman as…