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The best Pokémon anime is coming to more streaming services
The first season of Pokémon: Indigo League, the original Pokémon anime series, is set to become available on Hulu and Disney Plus from Friday 7 August, alongside its existing availability on Netflix. The move gives viewers more ways to watch Ash Ketchum’s early journey through Kanto, including his first encounters with Pikachu, Brock, Misty and…
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Jen Psaki worries Democrats are being drowned out by Trump press coverage, suggests ‘maybe we’re all at fault’
Jen Psaki said she is concerned that Democratic messages are being drowned out by the volume of news coverage surrounding Donald Trump. She suggested that the media and Democrats themselves may share responsibility, saying “maybe we’re all at fault”. The remarks were made during a Wednesday interview, according to the article. Psaki’s comments reflect a…
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Man who pleaded guilty to killing Minnesota Democrat sentenced to life in prison
Vance Boelter has been sentenced to two consecutive life terms plus 40 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to killing former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark. The sentence means he will spend the rest of his life in prison without parole, bringing a legal resolution to an attack that intensified…
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Romance novelist, 73, who loves to write about murdering men shot local businessman dead then branded victim a ‘son of a b****’, cops say
A 73-year-old romance novelist in Montana has been charged with shooting a local businessman dead, with investigators noting the irony that she was known for writing fiction involving the murder of male characters. Police say she referred to the victim using a derogatory term after the killing, and the case has drawn attention both for…
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India activist ends hunger strike after 26 days
Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk has ended a 26-day hunger strike backing youth-led demands for education reform, following negotiations and assurances that protesters would not face legal action. His decision may reduce immediate concerns over his health and further violence, but the protest movement says it will continue until Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns. Wangchuk, 59,…
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Trump’s patience ‘running out’ as Thune fires back over stalled election security bill
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Donald Trump’s patience with Senate Majority Leader John Thune was wearing thin over the stalled SAVE America Act, an election security bill. The public disagreement highlights tension between the White House and Senate Republicans over advancing one of Trump’s legislative priorities before Congress’s August recess. Leavitt said…
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Iran war could pave the way for a former fan-favorite track to rejoin the Formula 1 calendar
The conflict involving Iran has disrupted Formula 1’s early-season calendar, with the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix affected. ESPN reports that Malaysia’s Sepang Circuit, a former fan favourite, could return as a replacement if Formula 1 cannot arrange a new date for Bahrain. Sepang last hosted Formula 1’s Malaysian Grand Prix and is being…
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Tugboat captain sobs in court as he admits plowing into three young girls and killing them – as it’s revealed he was looking at his PHONE while sailing
A Florida tugboat captain broke down in tears in court as he pleaded guilty to causing the deaths of three young girls after his vessel ploughed into their sailboat, with prosecutors revealing he had been looking at his phone rather than watching the water at the time of the collision. The case has drawn attention…
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Which presidential pet is your favorite? Have your say in the DC Insider poll
The Daily Mail has launched a light-hearted reader poll inviting audiences to vote for their favourite presidential pet, as part of its “DC Insider” feature. The piece contains no substantive reporting beyond the poll invitation itself, functioning as an interactive engagement item rather than a traditional news story. No further details, context, candidates or results…
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Democrats urge appeals court not to overturn mifepristone regulations
Democratic lawmakers have urged a US appeals court to preserve existing regulations governing mifepristone, a drug used in medication abortions. The case matters because it could affect nationwide access to a commonly used abortion treatment amid continuing legal challenges following the end of federal abortion protections. The article text was unavailable, so specific arguments, court…