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Brother of Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard Charged in Child Luring Case in Honolulu
The older brother of Tulsi Gabbard has been arrested and charged in connection with an alleged attempt to lure children to his hotel room in Waikīkī, Honolulu. According to police, he offered cash and chewing gum as indu
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How new bird show hopes to help endangered flyers
Endangered birds are the stars of one of five new shows at Kynren as part of conservation plans.
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‘Humble yourself’: John Fetterman slaps down fellow Democrat Bernie Sanders over his terrible endorsements after he backed ‘pro-Hamas’ candidate and Graham Platner
Democratic Senator John Fetterman has publicly criticised his party colleague Bernie Sanders over his choice of political endorsements, telling him to “humble yourself” after Sanders backed candidates including Graham Platner and another figure Fetterman branded “pro-Hamas”. The rebuke highlights an ongoing rift within the Democratic Party between its more centrist, pro-Israel wing, represented by Fetterman,…
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‘Good growth in every postcode’: Burnham’s economic to-do list in seven charts
Andy Burnham has become prime minister at a moment when Britain faces weak growth in living standards, deep regional inequality and pressure on public finances, having campaigned on a promise to deliver “good growth in every postcode” by devolving power away from Westminster. The scale of that ambition matters because his approach marks a shift…
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Tulsi Gabbard’s brother arrested after attempting to entice kids back to his hotel room using cash and gum
A brother of US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has been arrested after allegedly attempting to lure children to his hotel room by offering them cash and chewing gum. The case is likely to draw significant media attention given Gabbard’s prominent role in the Trump administration, though it does not appear to be connected…
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Liberals in damage control as senior MP distances himself from party president Tony Abbott’s fresh claims about multiculturalism: ‘I don’t agree’
A senior Australian Liberal MP, Andrew Bragg, has publicly distanced himself from comments made by party president Tony Abbott about multiculturalism, telling reporters “I don’t agree” with the former prime minister’s remarks. The rebuke has forced the Liberal Party into damage control, exposing a public rift between Bragg and Abbott, one of the party’s most…
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TV tonight: the biggest names in country make a noise in Nashville
The Guardian’s TV tonight column highlights a night dominated by music and entertainment, with Sky Arts marking the Grand Ole Opry’s centenary and Channel 4’s The Piano returning with a new location after fire damage forced a change of venue. Below are tonight’s picks across British television. – Grand Ole Opry: Opry Live (7pm, Sky…
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U.S. Renews Strikes On Iran After Two Military Personnel Killed By Iranian Attack
The United States has carried out an eighth consecutive night of strikes against Iran, escalating a conflict that reignited after an interim ceasefire collapsed last week. US Central Command said the raids, ordered by President Donald Trump, targeted Iranian coastal surveillance and air defence facilities and were intended to curb Iran’s ability to threaten shipping…