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Kidnap gang left their victim in the boot of his electric car after it ran out of power in botched burglary job
A gang of kidnappers were left with their victim trapped in the boot of his electric car after the vehicle ran out of charge during a bungled burglary attempt. The plot went awry when the gang, who had abducted the man as part of the raid, found themselves stranded once the car’s battery died, leaving…
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DHS chief Markwayne Mullin blasts ABC, NBC over ‘shameful’ decision to skip Trump election speech
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin criticised ABC and NBC as “shameful” after the networks declined to broadcast President Trump’s primetime address on election security, suggesting the outlets were trying to hide information from the public. The remarks add to an ongoing row between the Trump administration and major broadcasters over how the White House’s messaging…
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Netflix acquires Danny Boyle’s Rupert Murdoch film Ink
Netflix has acquired the US and Latin American rights to “Ink”, Danny Boyle’s film about the early years of Rupert Murdoch’s media empire, shortly after it was named the opening film of the 83rd Venice Film Festival. With the deal in place, the film has now sold in every territory worldwide, making it one of…
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SMU head coach Rhett Lashlee pours gasoline on fire, disparages Sun Belt’s claim to CFP berth
SMU head coach Rhett Lashlee has waded into a growing College Football Playoff row by dismissing the strength of the Sun Belt Conference’s claim to a playoff berth, adding fuel to an already heated debate about postseason expansion and access for smaller conferences. The comments came during ACC Media Days in Charlotte, where playoff format…
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‘Shame!’: Trump’s Envoy Faces Protests In Venice During Super Yacht Diplomacy Tour
Several hundred protesters clashed briefly with riot police in Venice on Friday as they demonstrated against the arrival of a luxury super yacht belonging to Tilman Fertitta, the billionaire US ambassador to Italy. The protest reflects growing resentment in Venice towards displays of American wealth, coinciding with wider Italian unease over the Trump administration’s foreign…
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Starmer blamed for hike in sick handouts as number of claimants seen face-to-face halves under Labour
Sir Keir Starmer’s government has been criticised after figures showed the proportion of sickness benefit claimants assessed face-to-face has roughly halved since Labour took office, coinciding with a rise in the number of people receiving incapacity-related payments. Critics argue that reduced in-person scrutiny of claims has made it easier for people to qualify for sickness…
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Gavin Newsom hires anti-Trump big gun as bombshell case into his wife escalates
California Governor Gavin Newsom has hired Abbe Lowell, a prominent lawyer known for representing figures at odds with Donald Trump, as legal scrutiny intensifies around a case involving his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom. The move signals that the governor is treating the matter, which has escalated into a significant legal dispute, with considerable seriousness, and…
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Teen brawl inside In-N-Out sends customers running during monsoon storm, video shows
A brawl broke out among a group of teenagers inside an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Tempe, Arizona, sending frightened customers running as punches were thrown in the dining area. The incident, captured on video, took place during a monsoon storm that had trapped diners inside the restaurant at the time, adding to the chaos as…
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Parliament downgraded Nigel Farage’s security from eight to ONE bodyguard a year after winning his seat
Parliament has reportedly reduced the level of protection given to Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, cutting his security detail from eight bodyguards down to just one within a year of him winning his parliamentary seat. The move raises questions about how security arrangements for MPs are assessed and reviewed over time, particularly for high-profile politicians…
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She wore Guineys blazers and Penneys suits when building her business, now Linda Kiely’s €150,000 designer wardrobe that has been admired by Michelle Obama is going on sale for a good cause… and you won’t believe the value prices
Linda Kiely, an Irish businesswoman who wore budget high-street brands such as Guineys and Penneys while building her company, is putting her personal wardrobe up for sale in aid of charity. The collection, now reportedly worth around €150,000, includes designer pieces that have drawn admiration from figures such as Michelle Obama, and the sale is…