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A Hezbollah veteran is hunting Jews in US courts — we just named him to the DOJ
In an opinion piece for Fox News, Nitsana Darshan-Leitner of the Shurat HaDin Law Center writes that her NGO has filed a complaint with the US Attorney General urging an investigation into the Belgium-based Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF), which she characterises as a “hunting operation” targeting Jews rather than a human-rights body. The author argues…
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Canada’s 9 Light Entertainment Launches Sales & Distribution Arm With Comedic Thriller ‘Sound & Fury’
Toronto-based production company 9 Light Entertainment has launched a sales and distribution arm, which will begin operations with the upcoming comedic thriller Sound & Fury. Founded by Pasha Patriki in 2015, the company will handle sales across Canada and internationally, marking what Patriki described as a “natural evolution” and a deliberate move to adapt to…
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The Mary Wallopers on “Irish expression” and “heavier” new album ‘Paddywhackery’: “If the English knew what happened, they wouldn’t be so quick to be marching with St George’s crosses”
Irish rebel folk band The Mary Wallopers have spoken to NME about their third studio album, ‘Paddywhackery’, which they describe as their “heavier” and most original record to date. Due for release on 18 September, the album chronicles the isolation of living as an Irish outsider in England, and its arrival cements the Dundalk band’s…
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Bonnie Tyler, only Welsh artist to top the US charts, dies aged 75
Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer celebrated for her gravelly voice and the 1983 power ballad “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” has died at the age of 75. Her death marks the loss of one of the defining vocalists of 1980s pop and a figure of particular note in Welsh music, as she remains the only…
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US forces hit dozens of targets as Iran threatens ‘grave consequences’ and more top headlines
This is a Fox News morning newsletter (“Fox News First”) rounding up the day’s top headlines rather than a single news story. Its lead item reports that US forces struck approximately 90 targets in Iran during the latest military operation, with Iran threatening “grave consequences” and President Trump reportedly declaring that a tentative ceasefire is…
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EU’s ‘unpleasant and dangerous’ border checks need overhaul, says Greek airports boss
The chief executive of Fraport Greece, Alexander Zinell, who runs 14 Greek airports including Corfu, Rhodes, Mykonos and Crete, has called for a major overhaul of the EU’s new entry-exit system (EES), describing the border checks as “unpleasant and dangerous” for passengers. His airports have had to erect gazebos to shield travellers queuing in the…
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Mouse: P.I. for Hire’s Latest Update Is Available Now on PS5, and It’s Enormous
The black-and-white indie game Mouse: P.I. for Hire has received a substantial new update on PS5, bringing it to version 1.2.1, which is available to download now. The patch matters to players because it delivers an exceptionally long list of improvements and bug fixes across nearly every part of the game, making it a worthwhile…
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Benitez open to Scotland job – what would he bring and is he affordable?
Rafael Benitez has publicly declared his interest in the vacant Scotland head coach position, becoming the highest-profile candidate to do so since Steve Clarke’s unexpected resignation. Speaking on Talksport, the 66-year-old Champions League winner said he had watched Scotland at this summer’s World Cup and would be “open to the challenge” of taking his first…
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Girl who was allegedly sexually harassed by trans athlete in SCOTUS case speaks out after historic ruling
Adaleia Cross, a high school student from Bridgeport, West Virginia, has spoken publicly for the first time about being allegedly sexually harassed by a transgender athlete who was at the centre of a US Supreme Court case on transgender participation in women’s sports. Following the court’s ruling in the West Virginia case, Cross said the…