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José Suárez, Telemundo executive, dies in Kenya helicopter crash
NBCUniversal has confirmed that José Suárez, president and general manager of Telemundo 31, Telemundo 49 and Telemundo Ft. Myers–Naples, died on Wednesday 19 August 2026, aged 55, following a helicopter crash in Kenya. Senior executives, including NBCU Newsgroup Chairman César Conde, NBCU Local Chairman Valari Staab and Telemundo Station Group President José Cancela, issued a…
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Trump warns North Korea has ’57 very powerful nuclear weapons’
President Trump warned Wednesday that North Korea has “57 very powerful nuclear weapons,” comments that come after he complimented the country a few days ago. “The fact that I get along with him, that’s a good thing, not a bad thing. He has 57 very powerful nuclear weapons,” Trump said during an event at the…
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Seaside resort’s Parkrun is suspended after being overwhelmed by tourists and ‘ego-driven’ runners wanting to set personal bests
A Parkrun event at a popular seaside resort has been suspended after organisers said it was being overwhelmed by large numbers of tourist participants and runners more focused on chasing personal best times than on the event’s community spirit. Organisers cited concerns over safety, course capacity and the strain on volunteers, arguing the free weekly…
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Jimmy Gomez accused of sexual harassment by House Ethics witness
Two attorneys said Wednesday their client told the House Ethics Committee that Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-Calif.) sexually harassed and assaulted her. The statement comes after the House Ethics Committee said Monday it was “reviewing allegations” that Gomez “may have engaged in sexual misconduct in violation of the Code of Official Conduct or any other applicable…
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What has Burnham promised since he became PM, and when will it happen?
Since becoming prime minister, Andy Burnham has set out a series of policy pledges covering the cost of living, transport and homelessness, though many amount to announced intentions rather than fully funded, guaranteed commitments. The measures span cutting household energy costs, capping bus fares, tackling rough sleeping and expanding free travel for disabled people, with…
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The end of ‘peace and love’: Why did Michelle Phillips start carrying a gun in 1969?
A harrowing moment… The post The end of ‘peace and love’: Why did Michelle Phillips start carrying a gun in 1969? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Eric Trump defends Natalie Harp: A ‘genuinely good person’
Eric Trump, the son of the president, said Wednesday that the conversation surrounding the relationship between longtime White House aide Natalie Harp and his father was “absolute trash.” “Natalie is an incredible young woman — a cancer survivor, a genuinely good person, and arguably one of the hardest-working people in the White House. She’s deeply…
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Ministers now forced to tell asylum seekers ‘DON’T rape women’: ‘Insane’ new booklet teaches migrants how to avoid committing sex crimes in Britain
The UK government has produced a booklet for asylum seekers explaining British laws on consent and sexual offences, prompting criticism from commentators who argue such guidance should be unnecessary. The Daily Mail frames the document as evidence of a wider problem, linking it to other stories about migrants convicted of sexual offences, including a case…
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Scandals, socialists and Trump roil primaries, send incumbents packing at near-record pace
A wave of primary election defeats has hit sitting members of the US Congress in 2026, with Republican Rep. Cory Mills of Florida becoming the latest casualty amid an ethics probe and a restraining order against him. According to the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia, twelve House members and two senators have…