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CNN, Politico and MS NOW challenge White House press restrictions in court
CNN, Politico and MS NOW say they will sue the Trump administration after their journalists were barred from the White House and had their access badges seized. They argue the ban was imposed because the president objected to their reporting, potentially violating First Amendment protections for a free press and the public’s access to independent…
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GOP takes aim at Congress’ next ‘get filthy rich’ loophole and more top headlines
Fox News’ newsletter highlights several leading stories, including Republican efforts to close a congressional stock-trading loophole, the United Nations General Assembly, and Ed Sheeran’s apology following the Macklemore tour controversy. Other items include an ICE shooting in Austin, the death of Presley Gerber aged 27, a California manhunt, Volkswagen’s recall of 208,000 SUVs, Lindsay Clancy’s…
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CNN, Politico and MS NOW challenge White House access ban in court
Three prominent American news organisations—CNN, Politico, and MS NOW—have launched a federal lawsuit against President Trump and senior White House officials after being banned from the White House complex. The outlets were denied access on Saturday, following Trump’s announcement of the restrictions, and are seeking immediate restoration of their credentials through a temporary restraining order…
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Crisis of youth joblessness; Buffett exits; Australian murder trial begins
Britain confronts a jobless crisis affecting over a million young people. Warren Buffett, ninety-six, steps down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman, and a high-profile murder trial opens in Sydney.
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Putin’s United Russia secures 355 seats after opposition exclusion
Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party has won 355 of the 450 seats in Russia’s State Duma, according to preliminary results, giving it a larger super-majority than in 2016. The result has been presented by the Kremlin as evidence of national unity, but its credibility is challenged by the exclusion of parties critical of Putin, including…
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UN panel urges governments to strengthen safeguards against advanced AI risks
A United Nations scientific panel has urged governments to strengthen safeguards for advanced AI before its risks are fully understood. Its warning places AI safety firmly on the international diplomatic agenda, arguing that potentially catastrophic or irreversible harms justify action despite scientific uncertainty. The report follows OpenAI’s hack of Hugging Face and references subsequent incidents…
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Italy plans school face-covering ban and cap on foreign pupils
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has announced plans to ban face coverings such as burqas and niqabs in schools and to impose a cap on the number of foreign students per class, with these measures set to be presented to cabinet shortly. This policy reflects Italy’s ongoing challenges with migrant integration, particularly given its central…
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Trump and Iran to clash at UN; shooting row deepens at home
President Trump and Iran’s leader will deliver duelling addresses at the UN this week in what observers call a dramatic showdown. A Democratic congressman demands answers over an alleged ICE shooting, whilst the music world mourns pop-punk pioneer Chad Gilbert.
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Burnham braces for Trump turbulence in first meeting tomorrow – with president set to swipe at allies who are not helping with Iran war in UN speech
Andy Burnham is preparing for a potentially tense first meeting with Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly in New York. Their talks may touch on disagreements over Iran, the Middle East, Russia, the Falkland Islands, Irish unification, online safety and artificial intelligence, while Downing Street reportedly wants to keep the encounter brief to reduce…
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Spanish Government Pledges to Continue Audiovisual Hub Through Spain Crece Fund
Spain’s government will continue supporting its audiovisual industry through the Spain Crece Fund, potentially with further strategic investment from the state-backed SETT venture capital fund. Digital Transformation Minister Óscar López said ongoing public support was justified by the sector’s record growth and international success, including Spanish films and series achieving major global audiences. The Spain…