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Houthi threats in Red Sea risk new front in U.S.-Iran war
The article page was inaccessible, so the available information is limited to its headline. It indicates that Houthi threats to disrupt shipping in the Red Sea could widen the conflict between the United States and Iran by creating another potential area of confrontation. The Red Sea is a major maritime trade route, making any blockade…
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GOP senator blocks Schumer request to stop Trump from using taxpayer money to ‘max out’ new Air Force One
Senate Republicans blocked a request from Democratic leader Chuck Schumer aimed at preventing Donald Trump from using taxpayer money to extensively modify a prospective new Air Force One. The dispute concerns the potential acceptance and conversion of an aircraft linked to Qatar, raising questions over public spending, security requirements and presidential ethics. Schumer sought to…
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Tories ask HMRC to investigate whether Nigel Farage owes tax on £5m gift
The Conservative party has formally asked HMRC to investigate whether Nigel Farage should have paid tax on a £5m gift he received from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, amid questions over whether the payment was really compensation tied to his return to frontline politics. Tory chair Kevin Hollinrake wrote to the tax authority arguing that if…
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Italy shuts down effort linked to Gaza flotilla group to track Jewish, Israeli tourists
Italian authorities have shut down an anonymous online initiative that invited members of the public to report the locations of Israeli tourists, Italian Jews and businesses perceived to have ties to Zionism. The move followed condemnation from senior Italian government officials and Jewish community leaders, who likened the tracking effort to the persecution tactics used…
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Nolan Wells’ family lawyer makes incendiary new claim about black teen’s death off Mississippi island after autopsy results came back inconclusive
Nolan Wells, a black teenager, died in an incident off an island in Mississippi, and his family’s lawyer has now made a fresh and inflammatory claim about the circumstances of his death after an autopsy failed to provide conclusive findings. The case has drawn public attention because the inconclusive autopsy has left key questions about…
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EU regulators clear Paramount Skydance merger with Warner Bros Discovery
The European Commission has approved the merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery, clearing one of the last major regulatory hurdles for the $111 billion (£87 billion) deal. Brussels concluded that the tie-up would not harm competition in television or film production, given that sufficient global and local rivals would remain in the market.…
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The best back-to-school deals of 2026: Laptops, backpacks, dorm essentials and more
Fox News has rounded up back-to-school deals for 2026, covering discounted laptops, backpacks and dorm essentials to help parents and students save money ahead of the new school year. The article groups recommendations by school stage — elementary, middle/high school and college — noting that needs shift from basic supplies to tech and dorm gear…
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In ‘King of the Hill,’ Mike Judge Finds Hope for America
Mike Judge, creator of “Idiocracy” and “King of the Hill,” has released season 15 of his rebooted animated series on Hulu and Disney+, and reflects on how both shows have proven strikingly prescient about American life and politics. Judge notes that recent real-world events, such as a UFC cage match staged on the White House…
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Labour MP Stella Creasy is mocked for mistaking one of London’s famous parakeets for an escaped pet
Labour MP Stella Creasy has been mocked online after apparently mistaking one of London’s well-known feral parakeets for a lost pet bird, sharing details or seeking help as though it had escaped from someone’s home. Social media users quickly pointed out that the bright green ring-necked parakeets are a common, long-established sight across London parks…
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Science Corporation’s vision-restoring chip wins EU approval
Science Corporation, a brain-computer interface start-up founded by former Neuralink president Max Hodak, has won approval from Europe’s medical device regulator to sell PRIMA, a chip implant that restores vision lost to age-related macular degeneration. The device has also received a designation from the US Food and Drug Administration that marks the first step towards…