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Seneca Nation leader calls Trump’s Lake America renaming ‘unpresidential,’ demands reversal
The leader of the Seneca Nation of Indians publicly demanded that President Donald Trump reverse his executive order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America,” calling the move “unpresidential” and a breach of longstanding treaty obligations. Nation president J. Conrad Seneca said the order disregarded the lake’s Indigenous heritage and violated the 1794 Canandaigua Treaty, under which…
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Sydney Sweeney turns up the heat ahead of 29th birthday in new lingerie campaign
Sydney Sweeney has released a retro-themed lingerie campaign for her brand SYRN ahead of her 29th birthday on 12 September. The images promote the forthcoming “Birthday Boobs” collection and underscore her continued expansion from acting into commercial ventures. The campaign features Sweeney in a powder-blue floral set in a vintage-style kitchen, with the collection due…
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Cleverly finally turns battle for London into serious contest again – and why it’s good news for Badenoch
Sir James Cleverly has announced he will leave the shadow cabinet to seek the Conservative nomination for London mayor in 2028, a move the article argues could make the contest against Labour far more competitive. His candidacy matters because London, while generally Labour-leaning, is a major political test ahead of the next general election and…
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Former Ecuadorian president imprisoned for corruption
Former Ecuadorian president Lenín Moreno has been sentenced to five years in prison for bribery linked to the construction of a major hydroelectric dam. He will serve the sentence under house arrest because of his age and disability, and plans to appeal; the case makes him the third former Ecuadorian leader convicted of corruption. Prosecutors…
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ADHD took over and I dropped a remix of Smoking Gun on Thursday!! Who’s coming to London show tomo?
This clip captures an artist riding the wave of a spontaneous studio session, revealing they’d been struck by a burst of creative energy and ended up finishing a remix of “Smoking Gun” that same week. The Short leans into that off-the-cuff, diary-style energy, framing the release as an unplanned but welcome surprise rather than a…
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Vaughan backs Lawrence for extended run in England team
Michael Vaughan believes Dan Lawrence has done enough to keep his place in England’s Test team when Jacob Bethell returns from a knee injury. Lawrence’s unbeaten 50 in difficult weather and pitch conditions against Pakistan strengthened his case, while his part-time off-spin helps England maintain a pace-heavy bowling attack suited to home conditions and upcoming…
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‘It has a chilling effect’: Frustrated Garda boss outlines what’s wrong with current system and what his drivers urgently need so they can PROPERLY pursue motorway thugs – and tackle the growing scourge of joyriding
Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly has urged the Irish Government to give officers stronger legal protection when pursuing suspected criminals, arguing that the risk of prosecution discourages gardaí from acting. The issue has gained urgency after a fatal crash on the M9, where suspected car thieves allegedly used wrong-way motorway driving to evade capture; critics say…
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European football: Elversberg stun Leverkusen in dream Bundesliga debut
Bundesliga newcomers Elversberg marked their top-flight debut with a remarkable 3-2 home win over Bayer Leverkusen, the unbeaten 2023-24 champions. The result is significant both as an early upset and because Elversberg, a town of 13,000, is the smallest settlement ever to host Bundesliga football. Lukas Petkov and Cole Campbell put Elversberg two goals ahead…
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Top energy trader hails Trump’s Venezuela oil deal as a ‘generational win’ for gas prices
President Donald Trump’s deal granting the United States majority control of over 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil reserves has been welcomed by oil trader Phil Flynn as a “generational win” likely to keep US petrol prices low for years to come. Speaking on Fox & Friends Weekend, Flynn argued the arrangement would ease long-standing…
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Great British menu! It’s the return of Winston Churchill’s wartime state-funded diners… but you won’t need ration books this time!
A charity-backed “public diner” is due to open in Dundee, reviving the idea of Britain’s wartime state-supported restaurants that provided affordable, nutritious meals. Supporters say it could offer an alternative to junk food and ready meals, and that successful trials might lead to similar venues elsewhere in the UK. More than 2,000 British Restaurants operated…