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ICE under fire after it emerges that Houston father-of-three killed by agent did NOT have drugs in his car
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is facing criticism after reports indicated that a Houston father of three shot dead by an agent did not have drugs in his vehicle, contrary to an apparent earlier claim or implication. The development raises questions about the accuracy of information released after the shooting and the circumstances in which…
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Gretchen Whitmer endorses moderate Haley Stevens in tight upcoming Senate primary
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has endorsed Representative Haley Stevens in Michigan’s Democratic primary for the US Senate. The backing could strengthen Stevens’ campaign ahead of early voting, particularly because Whitmer has won statewide elections by large margins. Stevens is described as the more centrist candidate, while progressive doctor Abdul El-Sayed is also considered a front-runner.…
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Good Samaritan brothers charged after stepping in to protect young mother and children during wild Woolworths confrontation
Two brothers have been charged with affray after intervening to protect a young mother and her children during an alleged violent confrontation at a Woolworths supermarket in Kyabram, Victoria. The incident has sparked local concern, as residents say the mother had reportedly suffered months of “relentless harassment” before the confrontation escalated inside the shop. The…
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Fired ’60 Minutes’ correspondent accuses CBS News leadership of meddling in reporting
Fired “60 Minutes” correspondent Cecilia Vega has publicly accused CBS News leadership of interfering in the programme’s editorial process, after she was let go alongside fellow correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi and senior producer Tanya Simon. The dismissals form part of a broader overhaul of the long-running news magazine under new CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss, raising…
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Donald Trump’s son Barron faces calls for probe over alleged links to arrested ‘manosphere’ influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate
Barron Trump is facing calls for an investigation over alleged links to Andrew and Tristan Tate, described as “manosphere” influencers. The matter is significant because it connects the US president’s son to two high-profile figures who have faced criminal allegations and arrest. The article’s title does not specify who is calling for the inquiry, the…
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Iran accused of smuggling spies into Britain as small boat migrants crossing the English Channel
Iran has been accused of smuggling intelligence agents into Britain by disguising them as asylum seekers on small boats crossing the English Channel. UK authorities are reported to have used facial recognition technology, mounted on drones and surveillance watchtowers, to identify individuals with links to Tehran’s intelligence services among migrants arriving by this route, raising…
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Dan Le Batard claims ESPN is run by McAfee and ‘White people’ after layoffs, slanders OutKick in unhinged rant
Dan Le Batard criticised ESPN following recent layoffs, including the reported departure of analyst Ryan Clark, and argued that the network’s direction is being shaped by personalities such as Pat McAfee and by white executives. He also attacked OutKick during his programme after the outlet reported the Ryan Clark news, escalating an existing dispute between…
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‘Bosch’ Is Making a Mistake Starting a New Era Without Titus Welliver
Collider argues that Bosch: Start of Watch risks weakening the Bosch franchise by launching its new prequel era without Titus Welliver, who played Harry Bosch in both Bosch and Bosch: Legacy. Although the series can explore the detective’s formative years with greater freedom than previous adaptations, the writer believes Welliver’s involvement could have linked the…
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California trans suspect arrested in mother’s killing after neighbor recalls heated argument
A man has been arrested in Laguna Beach, California, on suspicion of killing his mother after a neighbour recalled hearing a heated argument between them beforehand. The suspect, named as Safford Wolfson, is accused of murdering his mother, Angela Caprioli, in a case that has drawn attention partly due to reporting on the suspect’s gender…
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House Republicans confront NJ governor over 6,600 noncitizens registered to vote in alleged software failure
Nineteen House Republicans have asked New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill to explain reports that about 6,600 noncitizens were registered to vote because of an alleged software error. The lawmakers say the issue requires accountability and safeguards, while Democratic officials have said it does not demonstrate widespread election fraud. The registrations were reportedly linked to errors…