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GOP senator accuses NYT of sitting on bombshell allegation to protect Schumer, Dems
National Republican Senatorial Committee chair Tim Scott has accused The New York Times and senior Senate Democrats, including Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, of colluding to delay publishing damaging allegations against Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner. Scott claims the newspaper sat on a story in June — a month before the latest allegation emerged —…
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He blew the whistle on evil mushroom killer Erin Patterson – but now the hero doc is unemployed and flat broke after branding her a ‘crazy b***h’
Dr Chris Webster, the Australian doctor who treated Erin Patterson after she poisoned her lunch guests with death cap mushrooms, says he has been left unemployed and effectively penniless after speaking publicly about the case. He gained prominence for his blunt account of Patterson’s hospital visit, but claims he was targeted by professional rivals and…
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Ukraine to receive US licence to manufacture Patriot air defence systems
US President Donald Trump has said the United States will grant Ukraine a licence to manufacture Patriot air defence systems, a move that could represent a significant shift in policy on arming Kyiv. Patriot systems are among the most sought-after air defences for Ukraine, which has repeatedly requested more of them to counter Russian missile…
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Republicans Gleefully Celebrate Midterms Chaos in Maine
Republican strategists aligned with Donald Trump are privately delighting in the turmoil surrounding Maine’s Democratic Senate candidate, Graham Platner, whose campaign has been engulfed by controversy. Platner, a US Marine veteran who won the Democratic primary last month, is now facing a fresh sexual assault allegation and calls from senior Democrats to withdraw, throwing the…
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Academy Museum Unveils The Horror Show Exhibition Featuring ‘Carrie’ 50th Anniversary Screening, John Carpenter Retrospective
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles has announced a major new exhibition, The Horror Show, devoted to the art and craft of horror cinema. Running for 10 months from 26 September 2026 to 25 July 2027 in the museum’s Katzenberg Gallery, it will be accompanied by film retrospectives, including a 50th anniversary…
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Denmark vows to defend Greenland after Trump reiterates US should control territory
Denmark has firmly rejected renewed demands by US President Donald Trump for American control of Greenland, with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen declaring the Arctic island “not for sale” and vowing to defend the Danish territory. Speaking at the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, she said Denmark was “ready to defend every inch of NATO including…
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Former model uncovers the secret online marketplace where British men swap footage of innocent women they have captured on spy cameras hidden in pens, air fresheners and plugs
A new BBC documentary, “Hunting the Spycammers”, presented by former glamour model turned online safety campaigner Jess Davies, has exposed a hidden online network in which men covertly film women and share the footage. Going undercover, Davies uncovered people boasting about secretly recording wives, girlfriends and strangers in private spaces such as bedrooms, bathrooms and…
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Recognise 110: GIDEÖN
DJ Mag’s “Recognise” series profiles Gideon Berger, known as GIDEÖN, a South London-based DJ, producer, curator and activist whose work fuses dance music with political organising. The piece matters as a portrait of a figure who has occupied a singular, long-standing place in UK club culture, treating house music as a tradition with a lineage…
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Subnautica 2 studio isn’t backing down on fish murder, but you can at least stun them now thanks to game’s first major update
Unknown Worlds has released the first major update for its early access underwater survival sequel Subnautica 2, dubbed 1.1 or “Adaptive Measures”. The headline change is the ability to stun certain creatures using the game’s Sonic Resonator, offering players a new defensive option; however, the studio is holding firm on its controversial decision that, unlike…
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Frosty Trump and chilly Meloni refuse to look at each other in Turkey days after menacing taunt
Donald Trump and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni pointedly ignored each other as world leaders assembled for the traditional NATO family photo in Ankara, Turkey, according to the Daily Mail. Trump was reported to have walked straight past Meloni without a greeting or a glance, while she stared at the ground with a fixed smile.…