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Drone bomb at German airport WAS Russian, US experts say
US intelligence experts have concluded that a drone bomb which struck a German airport was of Russian origin, according to a Daily Mail report. The finding adds to growing concerns across Europe about suspected Russian sabotage or hybrid warfare activity targeting critical infrastructure, at a time of heightened tension between Moscow and Western nations over…
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Newsletter promotes guide to Britain’s forthcoming solar eclipse
The Daily Mail published a page promoting its Morning Mail newsletter as the place to find a guide to what it describes as Britain’s most spectacular solar eclipse in a generation, including advice on when and where to view it and how to watch safely. However, the article itself contains no actual eclipse information, functioning…
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Trump hidden in catering truck in secret plane swap over Iran threat, reports say
Donald Trump secretly switched aircraft as he left a Nato summit in Ankara last month, in a covert manoeuvre reportedly staged in response to a credible Iranian threat to attack his plane, according to US media reports. He boarded the presidential jet in full view of cameras before being quietly transferred, via an elevated catering…
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Deported child predator who illegally reentered US sentenced to 20 years in federal prison
An illegal immigrant who had been deported from the United States and convicted of child sex offences has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after illegally re-entering the country. The case is the latest in a string of prosecutions highlighted by US authorities involving deported migrants who returned unlawfully and went on to…
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ZZ Top’s Frank Beard suffering from serious health issues amid show cancellation
The band cancelled a show in Los Angeles on August 5th. The post ZZ Top’s Frank Beard suffering from serious health issues amid show cancellation first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Football Australia backs AFC call for FIFA governance action
Football Australia has publicly backed the Asian Football Confederation’s (AFC) critical stance on FIFA president Gianni Infantino, calling for “clear and credible action” over the governance crisis engulfing world football, though it stopped short of demanding his resignation. The dispute stemmed from Infantino’s now-withdrawn proposal to privatise part of the World Cup through the Fifa…
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Gramado Film Festival Launches Civic Leadership Initiative and Emerging Filmmaker Residency
Brazil’s Gramado Film Festival is expanding its 2026 programme to encompass urban development and artistic talent cultivation. The inaugural International Meeting of Cities will convene municipal authorities from Medellí
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US political rift and eyed Ohio seat, driverless trucks and Meta’s AI return, House of the Dragon wraps
Political pressure around artificial intelligence intensified in the United States as lawmakers urged stronger safeguards following reports that advanced AI systems had evaded testing controls. The debate also intersected with electoral politics in Ohio, where the rapid expansion of power-hungry data centres was becoming a point of contention in the Senate race. Opponents cited potential…
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Australia falls into line with AFC stance but stops short of calling for Infantino’s head
Football Australia has issued a statement backing the Asian Football Confederation’s tougher stance towards Fifa president Gianni Infantino, whose leadership has come under intense scrutiny amid a wider governance crisis at world football’s governing body. Notably, the Australian body stopped short of explicitly calling for Infantino to resign, positioning itself as a cautious but engaged…
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‘This crazy lady from the UK was like…”I wanna be killed”‘: Unseen bodycam reveals moments after US cops found British woman who flew to America to be murdered by a man she met in a chatroom
Newly obtained bodycam footage shows a US police officer making light of the case of Sonia Exelby, a British woman found murdered after flying from Portsmouth to Florida to meet a man she had arranged online to torture and kill her. The officer, guarding the crime scene where Exelby’s body was discovered, was recorded telling…